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A new music venue called Channel 24 is under construction at 1800 24th Street in the Poverty Ridge neighborhood of downtown Sacramento. Future venue operator Another Planet Entertainment recently highlighted progress at the 2,150-capacity venue, which bridges the gap between smaller venues and stadiums. SKK Development is responsible for this project.
APE Concerts is an established venue operated by Berkeley. Its jurisdiction includes the Greek Theatre, Bill Graham Civic Theatre, Fox Theater and Castro Theatre. The organizer is also responsible for the Outside Lands outdoor music festival in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
The Channel 24 venue will help fill a void for mid-level musicians in Sacramento. “We have a lot of artists touring Northern California who have to skip Sacramento because there are no venues of the right size for them to play,” Scott said in a statement reported by the San Francisco Chronicle. “Channel 24 Being centrally located to meet this need, we expect this venue to quickly become an integral part of Sacramento’s vibrant live music scene.”
Ellis Architects is the architect on the project. Plans for the facility include understated rusted steel walls and industrial windows. Facade materials include rust-colored corrugated metal siding, curtain wall glazing system and stucco. BKF is the civil engineer and Atlas Lab is the landscape architect.
The 45-foot-tall building will eventually cover most of the 0.59-acre site, with approximately 42,700 square feet between the two floors. The first floor will include a lobby, theatre, bicycle storage, restrooms and staff areas. The second level will include the theater stage, concession room, dining space, kitchen and dressing rooms. An existing 25,370 square foot industrial warehouse needs to be demolished.
Construction is expected to be completed in early 2025.
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