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Get Your Nine Vicious Tickets in Phoenix: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule
Parking & Directions for Nine Vicious The Van Buren
401 W Van Buren St, Phoenix, AZ
85003, US
- The Van Buren Lot: 0.1 miles, $10
- Street Parking (varies): 0.2 miles, $5
- Ace Parking Garage: 0.3 miles, $15
- Arizona Center Garage: 0.4 miles, $12
- CityScape Parking Garage: 0.5 miles, $14
Nine Vicious Concert Live at The Van Buren | Phoenix – August 18th, 2026
The Van Buren is one of those venues that just feels like home for music lovers in Phoenix, especially because of its intimate vibe and killer acoustics right at ground level, trust me, that’s where the magic really happens. It’s the kind of place where you never know who might show up; just ask anyone who was there on July 10, 2019, when The 1975 packed the house for a sold-out show that still gets talked about. For fans of emerging artists, the venue’s Emerging Artists Series is a real treasure, giving local talent from Phoenix a shot to shine on a stage that’s big enough to impress but small enough to feel personal. Getting there can be a bit of a scramble, so arriving early is never a bad idea, parking isn’t always a breeze, but the walk from the nearby Science Center is a scenic 15-minute stroll that’s perfect for soaking in some sun or grabbing a quick bite before showtime. The venue also makes it easy for everyone with wheelchair-accessible restrooms and seats close to the action. Whether you’re here for a legendary night out or just catching a band you’ve been dying to see, Nine Vicious Phoenix fans will find The Van Buren a spot that’s as much about the experience as the music itself.