Crocus City Hall

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Crocus City Hall

Крокус-Сити-холл
Exterior view of venue (2020)
Address	20 Mezhdunarodnaya Street, 143402 Krasnogorsk, Moscow Oblast, Russia
Location	Crocus City
Coordinates	55°49′33″N 37°23′25″E / 55.82583°N 37.39028°E / 55.82583; 37.39028
Public transit	Myakinino
Owner	Crocus International
Capacity	7,300
Opened	25 October 2009 (2009-10-25)
Closed	22 March 2024
Website
crocus-hall.ru

The Crocus City Hall (Russian: Крокус-Сити-холл, romanized: Krokus-Siti-kholl) is a music venue in Krasnogorsk, Moscow Oblast. It is part of the Crocus City development, which also includes the Crocus City Mall, Crocus Expo and Vegas City Hall [ru]. It is dedicated to Muslim Magomayev (1942-2008), a Soviet singer born in present-day Azerbaijan.^[1] The venue was developed by Crocus Group, owned by Aras Agalarov, and opened on 25 October 2009.^[1] The venue has been closed since the Crocus City Hall attack on 22 March 2024, which killed at least 145 people, and whether or not it should reopen is being debated.^[2]

Crocus refers to brightly colored, seasonal flowers that grow in the spring from a bulb.

The venue had a capacity of as much as 10,000 people.^[2]

Notable performers at the venue have included Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker, Scorpions, Smokie, the Pet Shop Boys, Nazareth, a-ha, Sting, Elton John, Thomas Anders, Vanessa May, as well as Miss Universe 2013, which included a stage appearance by Donald Trump.^[2] It also was the location of the Top Hit Music Awards in several years and the Russian version of the The Masked Singer.