Atlantic City Shows & Live Entertainment

Atlantic City Boardwalk

Atlantic City's Boardwalk is a 5.5-mile wooden promenade along the Atlantic Ocean beach — one of the oldest boardwalks in the United States, established in 1870. The majority of Atlantic City's casino resorts are directly on or adjacent to the Boardwalk, making this stretch the backbone of America's oldest gaming destination and a National Historic Landmark in its own right.

Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City

Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena is a 7,000-seat multi-purpose arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on the Boardwalk — the premier major-event venue on the East Coast gaming corridor between New York and Philadelphia. Named for casino executive Mark Etess, the arena hosts headline concerts, boxing cards, and sporting events serving the AC market.

Boardwalk Hall Atlantic City

Atlantic City Boardwalk

Boardwalk Hall is Atlantic City's most historically significant entertainment venue — a 14,770-seat Art Deco arena on the Atlantic City Boardwalk that has hosted the Miss America Pageant, championship boxing from Joe Louis to Mike Tyson, and major concerts since 1929. Its extraordinary Art Deco interior (housing the world's largest pipe organ, with 33,000 pipes), its extraordinary history as the home of the Miss America Pageant, and its continued role as the primary entertainment anchor for the Atlantic City resort market make it one of America's most historically significant entertainment venues.

Boardwalk Hall

Atlantic City Boardwalk

Boardwalk Hall is a National Historic Landmark built in 1929 — Atlantic City's historic 14,770-seat arena and former home of the Miss America pageant for over 80 years. Still hosting major concerts, ice hockey, and sporting events, Boardwalk Hall remains the most storied large-scale entertainment venue in the Atlantic City gaming district.

Atlantic City Marina District

Renaissance Pointe

Atlantic City's Marina District is the upscale gaming precinct separate from the historic Boardwalk, anchored by the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa and the Water Club. Accessible via the Atlantic City Expressway, the Marina District offers a more enclosed, resort-style gaming experience with premium dining and hotel amenities targeting a higher-end demographic than the Boardwalk corridor.

Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino AC

Atlantic City Boardwalk – Hard Rock Hotel

The Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena is Atlantic City's premier concert venue, a 7,000-seat arena inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino hosting major touring acts across rock, pop, country, and hip-hop. One of the largest and best-equipped concert venues on the Jersey Shore, Etess Arena regularly books artists that would otherwise bypass Atlantic City.

Prudential Center

Downtown Newark

Prudential Center (The Rock) is New Jersey's premier arena, an 18,500-seat multipurpose facility in downtown Newark hosting the New Jersey Devils (NHL), Seton Hall Pirates basketball, and major concert tours. One of the metro NY/NJ area's top concert venues, Prudential Center is within 15 minutes of Manhattan and draws major touring acts to its consistently well-attended shows.

Atlantic City Boardwalk Entertainment District

Atlantic City Boardwalk

The Atlantic City Boardwalk is one of America's most famous entertainment strips — a 5.5-mile wooden promenade stretching along the Atlantic Ocean, lined with casino hotels, restaurants, entertainment venues, and amusement attractions. Home to Caesar's, Harrah's, Resorts, and the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, the Boardwalk concentrates some of the East Coast's largest concert venues and nightlife destinations.

Ocean Casino Resort – Ovation Hall AC

Atlantic City Boardwalk – Ocean Casino Resort

Ovation Hall at Ocean Casino Resort is a 5,000-seat concert venue atop the oceanfront resort at the north Boardwalk end, hosting major touring acts with panoramic Atlantic Ocean views from the resort tower. One of Atlantic City's newest and most ambitious concert spaces.

New Jersey Performing Arts Center

Downtown Newark

NJPAC (New Jersey Performing Arts Center) is New Jersey's largest performing arts center, a 3,000-seat concert hall and 514-seat intimate theater in downtown Newark hosting the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, jazz legends, Broadway productions, and international cultural presentations. A cornerstone of Newark's cultural renaissance since opening in 1997.

Borgata Music Box

Atlantic City – Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa

Borgata Music Box is Atlantic City's most intimate casino concert venue, a 1,000-seat theater inside The Borgata with exceptional sightlines that makes headline comedy and music shows feel intimate. The preferred Atlantic City venue for comedians like Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Burr, and for musicians who want to connect directly with audiences rather than playing the larger arena.

Stone Pony – Asbury Park

Asbury Park Boardwalk

The Stone Pony is one of the most legendary rock clubs in the United States, the Asbury Park venue where Bruce Springsteen, Southside Johnny, and the E Street Band launched their careers in the early 1970s. The 1,000-capacity club continues to book major national touring acts and remains one of New Jersey's most sacred live music pilgrimage sites for rock enthusiasts.