The RITZ Ybor

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Can you imagine a place where Lady Gaga’s electrifying performance echoes the whispers of silent films? Right here at The RITZ Ybor, that’s exactly what you get. The RITZ Ybor isn’t just a concert venue. It’s a time capsule, a witness to Tampa’s ever-evolving spirit. The RITZ Ybor opened its doors in 2008, but its story begins much earlier. In 1917, this building first welcomed Tampa residents as the Rivoli Theatre. Imagine those silent films flickering across the screen. The laughter and gasps echoing within these very walls. By 1932, it had transformed into The Ritz Theater, embracing the atmospheric style with a Spanish courtyard theme. Can you picture the ornate details? The vibrant colors? The RITZ Ybor has seen it all. From the glamour of its early days to a brief, less glamorous period featuring X-rated films, followed by a punk rock phase. Then, in 2008, after a $2 million renovation, The RITZ Ybor was reborn. The spirit of the past mingling with the pulse of the present. This is where Lady Gaga, Ben Harper, Tiesto, and Owl City have graced the stage. Where the Maxim Super Bowl Party, the Ken Walters’ Celebrate Sinatra event, and countless other celebrations have unfolded. The RITZ Ybor continues to host a mix of live music, special events, and private parties. Located in the heart of Ybor City, it’s a vibrant hub, a testament to Tampa’s rich history and a stage for its exciting future. So, as you stand here, at The RITZ Ybor, take a moment to listen. Can you hear the echoes of the past? The rhythm of the present? They intertwine to create the unique symphony of The RITZ Ybor.

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