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Radio City Music Hall

Set in Art Deco style and pillared by blue, red, and yellow lights, Radio City Music Hall is glamorous, theatrical building in the Rockefeller plaza. Built in the 1930s, all recent renovations have focused on historical preservation so that modern audiences and visitors can enjoy the style and flare of the dazzling venue. Whether you want to stop by for a tour, a show, or both, it really is a sight to see.

Built in 1932, Radio City Music Hall was designed by architect Edward Durell Stone and interior designer Donald Deskey. Samuel Lionel Rothafel guided the team with his expertise on movie palaces, ensuring it had the murals, sculptures, and other artistic accents that featured tip artists of the time. From its opening until 1979, it showed an extravagant variety show, feature films, and stage productions. Although there were debates to convert it into an office space, community efforts, preservation organizations, and commercial groups fought to save Radio City Music Hall. After renovations, it opened to the public, becoming a designated New York City Landmark shortly after in 1985.

Today, Radio City Music Hall can hold up to 5,960 people. It has diversified the range of performances and shows offered. Many people have glimpsed the inside of the venue from watching the Grammy Awards, the Tony Awards, the Daytime Emmy Awards, the NFL Draft, and the MTV Video Music Awards in recent years. Recent and upcoming events available through ticket purchase include Wu-Tang Clan, Fat Joe, Mobb Deep, Michael McIntyre, II Volo, Rex Orange Country, Josh Groban, Riverdance, Thom Yorke, My Dad Wrote A Porno, Jim Gaffigan, Ana Gabriel, Dead Can Dance, Agnes Obel, Jo Koy, Russ, Bauhaus, Radio City Christmas Spectacular, Trolls Live!, Dancing With The Stars, and Loud Records 25th Anniversary.

Located at 1260 6th Avenue in New York, NY 10020, Radio City Music Hall is located right in Midtown Manhattan in Rockefeller Center. Anyone visiting NYC is sure to stop by the area, because loads of tourist attractions in arts, culture, and beyond are packed into this part of Manhattan, such as The Museum of Modern Art, Times Square, Empire State Building, and much more – not to mention the plethora of shopping options. This makes Radio City Music Hall the perfect venue for someone who is looking to glimpse the arts while visiting. If you have not seen it around the holidays, it is worthy of another visit. With impeccable, festive decorations and a whole slew of holiday-themed shows, it elevates the any celebration. To see what ticket options are available during your trip, view below.