The Oprheum is a theater located in California.
History[]
The real Orpheum opened on February 15, 1926, on 842 S. Broadway. It has a long history of hosting music, from jazz legends Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington in the '30s to Aretha Franklin in the '60s, and is now used as a location for movies, TV shows, and music videos, including Taylor Swift's "Mean" and America's Got Talent.[1]
The fictional Orpheum is given a much more modern, almost club-like layout, with couches and tables rather than rows of amphitheater-style seating. Not much is known about its history, except that many bands played here on their way to making it big, at least according to Luke.
Known Performances[]
- Sunset Curve (show canceled)
- Panic! at the Disco (main act)
- Downslide (opening act/unable to perform)
- Julie and the Phantoms (opening act)
Appearances[]
Season 1
| |||||
| #1 | "Wake Up" | #4 | " |
#7 | " |
| #2 | "Bright" | #5 | " |
#8 | "Unsaid Emily" |
| #3 | " |
#6 | " |
#9 | "Stand Tall" |