District Music Hall in Norwalk

Press release

New Haven Center for Performing Arts Announces Wall Street Theater Rebrand to District Music Hall

Norwalk, CT – New Haven Center for Performing Arts Inc., which recently acquired the theater at 71 Wall Street in Norwalk, has proudly announced its refurbishment, transformation, and re-branding as DISTRICT MUSIC HALL.

As a cherished venue with rich history, DISTRICT MUSIC HALL has been a cornerstone of the local arts scene in Norwalk for over 100 years. Originally known as The Regent, as well as, respectively, The Norwalk, The Roxy, The Globe, Wall Street Theater, DISTRICT MUSIC HALL continues to build on its rich history, while introducing a fresh identity that resonates with the vibrant cultural scene of Norwalk. The name change represents a renewed focus on music and entertainment, emphasizing a wide range of genres and performances to cater to diverse tastes of the local community.

Seasoned music fans and newcomers seeking a dynamic and inclusive concert space will relish the recent concert audio and lightning system upgrades and overall refresh. Now two months under new direction, DISTRICT MUSIC HALL is ramping up concerts, comedy, and private events.
Keith Mahler, President of Premier Concerts/PKM Presents LLC (the primary bookers for the room), is available for interviews, including in-person media tours of the newly renovated space, upon request.

NHCPA invites Norwalk and all of its Connecticut neighbors to visit DISTRICT MUSIC HALL and see what the buzz is all about in this, Fairfield County's most exciting new concert venue. Upcoming shows include:
• Thursday, May 30th – The Damned w/ The Dictators
• Saturday, June 1st – Baroness w/ Portrayal of Guilt, Gozu
• Thursday, June 13th – The Musical Box
• Sunday, June 23rd – Blackmore’s Night w/ Wizard’s Consort
• Sunday, June 30th – Kurt Vile and The Violators w/ Emily Robb
• Saturday, July 6th – Live at The Fillmore The Definitive Tribute to the original Allman Brothers Band • Tuesday, July 9th – Andrew Callaghan Untitled Film Screening and Moderated Q&A
• Friday, July 26th – Fiddlehead w/ Gel, Milly, Rabid Few
• Monday, July 29th – The Mountain Goats w/ Field Medic
• Friday, August 16th – Washed Out
• Friday, August 23rd – Kathy Griffin
• Tuesday, August 27th – Sarah Jarosz
• Monday, September 2nd – Circle Jerks / Gorilla Biscuits w/ Powerviolets
• Tuesday, September 3rd – Built To Spill: There’s Nothing Wrong With Love 30th Anniversary Tour • Sunday, September 8th – The Beths
• Saturday, September 21st – Roger McGuinn (of The Byrds)
• Saturday, October 26th – Soul Asylum w/ The Juliana Hatfield Three performing “Become What You Are”

Tickets for these shows are available now at districtmusichall.com

About NHCPA: The mission of New Haven Center for Performing Arts, Inc. is to preserve and operate its venues, College Street Music Hall, District Music Hall, and Westville Music Bowl, as 21st century performing arts centers in partnership with others, presenting the most contemporary performing artists to promote economic development and build a sense of community in Connecticut, acting as gathering places that provide a focal point of cultural activities for diverse audiences.