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Parking & Directions for Get The Led Out - Tribute Band The Hawthorn - St. Louis
2225 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, MO
63103, US
1. Street Parking - 0.1 miles, $1-2/hour
2. Lot at 4350 Lindell Blvd - 0.3 miles, $5-10/day
3. MetroLink Central West End Station - 0.4 miles, $2-4/day
4. Parking Garage at 4400 Lindell Blvd - 0.5 miles, $10-15/day
Get The Led Out - Tribute Band Concert Live at The Hawthorn | St. Louis – May 04th, 2026
Looking for an unforgettable night of classic Led Zeppelin sounds right here in St. Louis? Get The Led Out - Tribute Band St. Louis is the real deal, capturing the spirit and energy of those legendary riffs that still give you chills. The Hawthorn in St. Louis, a venue with a rich history dating back to the 1970s and once a hotspot for live music and even film screenings, now hosts this incredible tribute act that feels almost like stepping back in time. The atmosphere is intimate yet electric, perfect for fans eager to relive those iconic moments from Led Zeppelin’s heyday. Whether you're a longtime rocker or new to the scene, seeing Get The Led Out - Tribute Band St. Louis perform live is a must. From the moment the first guitar riff hits, you'll be transported straight into the heart of Led Zeppelin’s legendary sound. Just a heads up, parking can get tight, so carpooling or arriving early might be a good idea. Trust me, this is one concert that’ll leave you saying, 'Wow, that was almost too good to be true.'