The Deal
- Admission to see Patty Smyth
- When: Thursday, December 19, at 8 p.m.
- Where: Gramercy Theatre
- Door time: 7 p.m.
- Ticket values include all fees.
Ticketing Options
- $15 for standing room general admission (up to a $35 value)
- $25 for guaranteed, first-come-first-serve seating (up to a $35 value) with fast lane entry access (up to a $10 value) and one drink (up to a $15 value; up to a $60 total value)
- Click here to view the seating chart.
Patty Smyth
- How you know Patty Smyth: as a solo artist and the frontwoman of Scandal
- Evidence that Patty Smyth is rock 'n' roll: she turned down the chance to replace David Lee Roth in Van Halen
- The song that first took Scandal to MTV: 1982's "Goodbye to You"
- What happened to Scandal?: nothing scandalous; the band had things to do and Patty embarked on a solo career
- Highlights of her solo career: a certified gold album, the smash hit Don Henley duet "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough," and a contribution to the Armageddon soundtrack
- Most surprising highlight of her solo career, given the critical reception of the film in question: she received Academy Award and Grammy nominations for "Look What Love Has Done," featured in the movie Junior
- What to expect during the show: a band tearing through decades of hits from Scandal and Patty's solo career
- Patty's take on the reunion: "It’s just these four guys and I, out there seriously kicking some a** and having fun. We’re so tight, if I fell down a flight of stairs, they would follow me and we’d all land on our feet."
Gramercy Theatre
Hosting the evening's set, the historic Gramercy Theatre first opened its doors in 1937 and spent some 60 years as a movie palace and art house. Now wedged between two skyscrapers, it still retains some art-deco columns and flourishes striped into its façade. Inside, an intimate main room shares space with the eclectic Samsara Lounge where persian rugs and funky wall art imbue audiences with a rock 'n' roll spirit and inspire the spontaneous formation of nomadic tribes.
