Sony Hall is a genuinely strange piece of New York history — the old Diamond Horseshoe, Billy Rose's 1930s supper club buried under the Paramount Hotel, rebuilt as a music venue with the original curved balconies and dinner-table tiers intact. A double bill of Duran Duran and INXS material is exactly the high-gloss new wave that suits a room built for spectacle. An easy Times Square night with table seating and a set list you already know.
What to expect
A tiered supper-club layout with reserved table seating on the floor, a standing area and balcony tables above. Food and drink service runs at tables during the show. The set covers both catalogues rather than splitting the night into two separate tribute halves.
Good to know
- N/Q/R/W/S/1/2/3/7 to Times Square–42nd Street; Sony Hall is on West 46th Street
- Table seating is reserved and carries a minimum; standing tickets do not
- 21 and over with ID for the bar areas
- The room is below street level with elevator access available
- Restaurant Row on West 46th is right outside for pre-show dinner
- Table service runs during the set, so you can eat without missing the show
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Common questions
Is there dinner service?
Yes. Sony Hall has tiered table seating with food and drink service during shows; table tickets carry a minimum.
What is Sony Hall?
A subterranean art deco venue under the Paramount Hotel in Times Square, originally Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe nightclub.
Do they play both bands' songs?
Yes, the bill is a combined tribute covering both the Duran Duran and INXS catalogues.
