Reseda Country Club, Music and sports venue in Reseda, United States.
Reseda Country Club was a music and sports event venue in the Los Angeles area that could accommodate up to 982 visitors. The facility featured three bars, a spacious dance floor, and an advanced lighting system for performances and events.
The building was originally a Sav-On drugstore in the 1950s before Chuck Landis transformed it into a music venue in 1980. The location initially focused on country music and later developed into a diverse event center.
The venue was known to audiences as a gathering place for live music across multiple genres, from country to rock, drawing diverse crowds. The stage and expansive dance floor were central to the experience the place offered for music fans.
The venue was situated at the intersection of Canby Avenue and Sherman Way in the San Fernando Valley and was easy to reach. From 1983 to 1998, it hosted music performances and sports events such as boxing matches.
Prince used the venue in 1987 for an after-party concert following the MTV Video Music Awards, giving the location a special place in music history. This performance was one of the most memorable moments in the venue's history.
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