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Comerica Theatre (formerly Dodge Theatre)
Address
400 West WashingtonPhoenix, AZ 85003
Venue Details
DescriptionThe Comerica Theatre is an indoor arena and concert hall located in the downtown area of Phoenix, Arizona. With a seated capacity of around 5,500, the Comerica Theatre Phoenix is one of the area's premier live multipurpose venues. The Comerica Theatre Phoenix is currently operated by one of the nation’s leading entertainment companies, Live Nation.
Its state of the art design and technical capabilities, as well as its prime location in this bustling Arizona city make the Comerica Theatre Phoenix a popular venue with both fans and performers alike, attracting many of the biggest names in entertainment to its stage. Mariah Carey, George Lopez, Janet Jackon, Lady Antebellum, and Norah Jones are just a few of those featured on the Comerica Theatre schedule in the past, with many more to come.
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