
| 8:00 PM show
WILD T & THE SPIRIT
Artist: WILD T & THE SPIRIT
Artists: WILD T · THE SPIRIT
Age policy
19+ venue; valid government-issued ID required for entry.
Wheelchair access
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Washrooms
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Transit
Downtown on Granville Street, a short walk from Vancouver City Centre and Granville SkyTrain stations.
Seating
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| 8:00 PM show
Artist: WILD T & THE SPIRIT
Artists: WILD T · THE SPIRIT

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View all showsThe Roxy has operated continuously since 1988, a long run for a Granville Street nightclub. It catalyzed the 1997 creation of the Granville Entertainment District (GED), showing that a liquor-primary venue could anchor the block. Its longevity is driven by the "Live Music 365" strategy, with a live band playing every night of the year. The room was raised from 195 to its current 275-person capacity in 1995.
The venue is famous for the "Roxy Flu," a term describing the underperformance of visiting NHL teams playing against the Vancouver Canucks. Due to its proximity to luxury team hotels, players would party until 3:00 AM, leading to sluggish performance the next day. While modern biometric tracking has diminished this effect, it remains a key part of the venue's lore.
The Roxy employs professional resident bands to maintain a consistent nightly lineup. The lineage includes The Dawn Patrol, Joe's Garage (16 years), and the current collective The Roxy Rollers, which has featured Dave Padden, formerly of Annihilator.
The venue is noted for exceptional staff retention, with many employees serving 10-14 years. This creates a strong "institutional memory" that helps manage the chaotic energy of the room. The interior is famously defined by its carpeted floor, a divisive but functional choice that dampens sound and reduces slip hazards in a busy drinking room.
Photo access
Requirements can change by event, so confirm before planning coverage.
Live music bar. Photography generally allowed for most events.
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