Tracey Nelson
Permanent Records Roadhouse1906 Cypress Ave, Los Angeles 90065
Tracey Nelson is billed for a December 12 performance at Permanent Records Roadhouse in Cypress Park. No additional performers are named, so the bill presents Nelson alone rather than as part of a listed group or multi-act program. The available show information does not describe a special occasion, release, tribute, guest appearance, residency, or late set. The performance takes place in the Roadhouse's live-music room, within the former Cafe NELA building at 1906 Cypress Avenue, where the stage shares the front room with a full bar and the record shop.
Beyond the billing, the supplied information offers no biographical detail for Tracey Nelson: no place of origin, musical collaborators, recordings, career history, or critical quotations are given. It also does not identify a particular ensemble, instrumentation, or repertoire for this date. What is clear is the setting: Permanent Records Roadhouse combines a working record store and performance space, with more vinyl in a converted garage behind the bar and a patio outside. Its programming also includes comedy and DJ events, while this night is billed simply under Nelson's name.
Permanent Records Roadhouse folds a live-music room, full bar, and working record shop into one Cypress Park stop. The front room’s wood paneling, checkerboard floor, and red booths frame a stage, so you can settle in with a drink and browse records before the set; shows share the space with comedy and DJ events. Behind the bar, a separate converted garage holds more vinyl, including bargain crates, while a patio offers room to step outside. Some show nights bring a taco stand, though food is not guaranteed. The former Cafe NELA building gives the place a link to a long-running local music room, now paired with Permanent Records’ crate-digging identity. It is at 1906 Cypress Avenue, and entry is 21 and over. Check DICE for tickets and show details.