Concert Venues on Long Island
Long Island has no shortage of places to catch live music, touring acts, tribute bands, major summer concerts, and special performances. From arena-scale shows and waterfront amphitheaters to historic concert theaters, music halls, performing arts centers, and intimate clubs, the Island offers live music experiences across Nassau County and Suffolk County.
This guide focuses on venues where concerts and live music are a meaningful recurring part of the programming. Some locations also appear in our Performing Arts & Theaters directory because they regularly present theater, comedy, dance, film, or other cultural events in addition to music.
Concert Venues on Long Island Interactive Map
How to Use the Concert Venues Map
Use the map filters to browse by venue type, indoor or outdoor setting, county, or region. Venue types include arenas, outdoor amphitheaters, concert theaters, performing arts and concert halls, music halls, and smaller music clubs. Quick buttons make it easy to isolate major venues, intimate clubs, outdoor concerts, Nassau County, Suffolk County, the North Fork, and the East End.
The “Jump to a Concert Venue” selector moves directly to a specific location. Each marker includes the venue address, venue category, phone number when available, official website, and driving directions. Because concerts, age restrictions, ticketing arrangements, parking procedures, and seasonal schedules change frequently, always confirm current details with the venue before attending.
Major Arenas and Amphitheaters
Long Island’s largest concert experiences are anchored by Northwell at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, UBS Arena in Elmont, Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, and Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill in Farmingville. These venues are built for larger crowds and touring productions, although their calendars, seating configurations, and seasonal schedules vary considerably.
Northwell at Jones Beach Theater is the Island’s signature outdoor summer concert venue, with a large waterfront amphitheater setting inside Jones Beach State Park. UBS Arena brings arena-scale touring artists to Belmont Park, while Nassau Coliseum continues to function as a multipurpose arena for concerts and other major events. Bald Hill provides Suffolk County with another seasonal outdoor concert option.
Concert Venues in Nassau County
- Northwell at Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh: Large seasonal waterfront amphitheater and one of Long Island’s best-known stops for major touring artists.
- UBS Arena, Elmont: Modern arena at Belmont Park hosting major national and international concert tours.
- Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale: Multipurpose arena used for concerts, touring productions, sports, and special events.
- Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair, Westbury: Historic theater-in-the-round presenting concerts, comedy, and touring entertainment.
- The Space at Westbury, Westbury: Restored historic theater used for concerts and other live events in downtown Westbury.
- Mulcahy’s Pub & Concert Hall, Wantagh: Long-running live-music room presenting bands, touring artists, tribute acts, and nightlife programming.
- My Father’s Place at The Roslyn, Roslyn: Intimate revival of the legendary Long Island music venue, presenting live artists in a smaller room.
- Landmark on Main Street, Port Washington: Jeanne Rimsky Theater hosts concerts and other cultural programming in an intimate North Shore setting.
- Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, Brookville: Major performing arts complex at LIU Post with orchestral music, touring musicians, stage productions, and special performances.
Concert Venues in Suffolk County
- The Paramount, Huntington: Major downtown concert hall and one of Long Island’s most active stops for touring musicians and comedy.
- Spotlight at The Paramount, Huntington: Smaller live-performance space associated with The Paramount complex.
- Amityville Music Hall, Amityville: Dedicated club-scale music venue with a recurring calendar of touring and local acts.
- The Warehouse, Amityville: Live-music and event venue serving the western Suffolk club scene.
- The Argyle Theatre, Babylon: Theater-first venue that also presents concerts and special live events.
- Boulton Center for the Performing Arts, Bay Shore: Intimate downtown performing arts center with a substantial live-music calendar.
- Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill, Farmingville: Seasonal outdoor amphitheater used for concerts and community entertainment.
- Stereo Garden, Patchogue: Large multipurpose venue that regularly hosts concerts and live entertainment.
- 89 North Music Venue, Patchogue: Dedicated live-music club near downtown Patchogue.
- Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, Patchogue: Historic downtown theater presenting touring musicians, comedy, theater, and community events.
- The Gateway, Bellport: Primarily known for theater, but also used for concerts and selected live-entertainment programming.
- Staller Center for the Arts, Stony Brook: Stony Brook University performing arts center with concerts, dance, theater, film, and visiting artists.
- The Suffolk, Riverhead: Restored Art Deco theater with concerts, comedy, and special events in downtown Riverhead.
- North Fork Arts Center, Greenport: Community arts venue combining music, film, performances, and cultural programming.
- Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, Westhampton Beach: East End venue presenting touring musicians, comedy, dance, film, and other cultural events.
- Bay Street Theater, Sag Harbor: Professional theater and arts organization that also presents music and special live performances.
- Guild Hall, East Hampton: Multidisciplinary East Hampton arts institution with music, theater, dance, film, and cultural programming.
- Stephen Talkhouse, Amagansett: Long-running intimate East End music club known for live bands and touring performers.
Music Clubs and Intimate Live Venues
Long Island’s concert scene is not limited to arenas and large theaters. Smaller rooms such as Amityville Music Hall, 89 North, The Warehouse, Mulcahy’s, My Father’s Place, Spotlight at The Paramount, and Stephen Talkhouse provide a more intimate live-music experience. These venues are especially useful for seeing regional performers, tribute bands, developing touring acts, and established artists who choose smaller rooms.
Patchogue and Amityville have particularly strong clusters of club-scale venues, while Huntington remains one of the Island’s most recognizable nightlife and concert destinations. On the East End, Stephen Talkhouse gives the Hamptons a dedicated music-club presence that feels very different from the larger performing arts centers nearby.
Concert Theaters and Performing Arts Centers
Several Long Island venues operate across multiple entertainment categories. Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair, Patchogue Theatre, The Suffolk, Tilles Center, Staller Center, Landmark on Main Street, Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, Guild Hall, Bay Street Theater, The Gateway, and The Argyle Theatre may present music alongside comedy, theater, dance, film, lectures, or family programming.
That overlap is intentional. The Performing Arts & Theaters directory is organized around stage and cultural venues broadly, while this page is specifically useful for people looking for places where live music and concerts are an ongoing part of the calendar.
Planning for a Long Island Concert
Concert logistics vary dramatically by venue. Large arenas and amphitheaters may have strict bag policies, parking procedures, mobile-ticket requirements, security screening, and long post-show traffic delays. Downtown theaters and clubs may rely on municipal parking, street parking, nearby garages, or the Long Island Rail Road. Smaller clubs may also have age restrictions that differ by event.
Outdoor venues such as Jones Beach Theater and Bald Hill are more seasonal and can be weather-sensitive. For any venue, check the official event listing for doors-open times, seating or general-admission details, parking instructions, age limits, accessibility arrangements, and prohibited items before leaving home.
Research Methodology
This directory expands Long Island Guide’s existing Concert Venues page into a broader location-based guide. Venues were selected when concerts or live music are a meaningful recurring component of the public event calendar, rather than an occasional one-off use. Current venue names, official websites, event activity, addresses, and public contact information were reviewed in August 2026. The map uses hard-coded coordinates rather than runtime geocoding. Because venue branding, sponsorship names, schedules, ticketing relationships, and operating status can change, readers should verify time-sensitive information directly with the venue.
Key Facts & Details
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Interactive map and directory of concert and live-music venues on Long Island |
| Geographic Coverage | Nassau County and Suffolk County |
| Venues Included | 27 concert and live-performance locations |
| Nassau County | 9 venues |
| Suffolk County | 18 venues |
| Venue Types | Arenas, outdoor amphitheaters, concert theaters, performing arts and concert halls, music halls, and intimate music clubs |
| Largest-Scale Options | Northwell at Jones Beach Theater, UBS Arena, Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, and Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill |
| Map Features | Venue-type, indoor/outdoor, county and regional filters; major-venue and intimate-club shortcuts; jump selector; official websites; directions; shareable filtered views |
| Related Guide | Performing Arts & Theaters on Long Island |
| Visitor Note | Schedules, venue names, ticket policies, age restrictions, parking rules, and seasonal operations can change |
Whether you want a major summer show at Jones Beach, an arena concert at UBS, a touring act at The Paramount, a historic-theater performance in Patchogue or Riverhead, or a club show in Amityville, Patchogue, Huntington, or the Hamptons, Long Island offers live-music venues at nearly every scale. Use the interactive map to narrow the choices by location and venue style, then check the official calendar to see what is playing next.
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