About
Forty years of Southern California punk, in the restored Brooklyn Paramount.
Social Distortion have been touring on the same unwavering formula since 1978, and it still works live. The Paramount — a 1928 movie palace reopened as a venue — gives the show a room with far more character than the usual punk box.
What to expect
A standing floor, a long set weighted to the older catalogue, and a crowd that has been coming for decades.
Good to know
- Brooklyn Paramount is at 385 Flatbush Avenue Extension, on top of the DeKalb Av and Nevins St subways
- General admission floor with a seated balcony tier
- Doors open well before the listed start
Common questions
Is the balcony seated?
Yes — the Paramount runs a standing floor with a seated balcony tier.
Nearest subway?
DeKalb Avenue (B/Q/R) or Nevins Street (2/3/4/5) — both are a couple of minutes away.