Live Entertainment in Asbury Park

Asbury Lanes is Asbury Park's restored 1960s bowling alley, now operating as a 600-capacity concert venue and bar where live bands perform on a stage directly in front of operating bowling lanes. One of the most unique and beloved small-venue experiences in the mid-Atlantic region, combining bowling, craft beer, and quality live music.

Asbury Park Convention Hall on the Asbury Park boardwalk is an iconic 1930 ocean-facing convention facility presenting concerts, boardwalk events, and community gatherings in one of the most historically and culturally resonant venues on the Jersey Shore. The Convention Hall's connection to the Stone Pony and the broader Asbury Park renaissance makes it a pilgrimage site for anyone who cares about American rock and roll culture.

TD Bank Pavilion (formerly BB&T Pavilion) is a 25,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater on the Delaware River waterfront in Camden, directly across from Philadelphia's skyline. One of the largest outdoor concert venues in the region, it's a primary summer concert destination for the Philadelphia-South Jersey market, hosting the biggest touring acts in a waterfront setting with stunning city views.

Freedom Mortgage Pavilion (formerly BB&T Pavilion) is a 25,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater on the Delaware River waterfront in Camden NJ, directly across the river from Philadelphia. One of the mid-Atlantic's largest outdoor concert venues, it draws the Philadelphia metro area for the biggest summer concert tours with skyline views of Philly across the river.

Bergen Performing Arts Center (BergenPAC) in Englewood NJ is Bergen County's premiere performing arts venue, a 1,367-seat theater presenting concerts, comedy, Broadway, and dance for one of New Jersey's most populous counties just across the George Washington Bridge from Manhattan.

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.

Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is the most successful casino resort in Atlantic City, featuring the Music Box (concert hall), Borgata Nightclub, and multiple entertainment spaces that host major touring acts year-round. The Borgata's premium brand positioning and high-quality entertainment programming have made it the standard-bearer for Atlantic City resort entertainment since its 2003 opening.

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.

Circus Maximus Theater at Caesars Atlantic City is the Boardwalk's longest-running headline concert venue, a 2,500-capacity theater that has hosted Frank Sinatra, Celine Dion, and hundreds of major artists over five decades. The classic casino theater format of cabaret seating with cocktail service continues a tradition of intimate headliner performances unique to the Atlantic City casino entertainment model.

Cape May, New Jersey's southernmost resort city at the tip of the Garden State, features the Convention Hall and multiple boutique bars and restaurants in one of the East Coast's most perfectly preserved Victorian seaside resort towns, hosting entertainment events for the summer and shoulder-season Cape May tourism market.

Centenary Stage Company at Centenary University in Hackettstown NJ is a professional theater company presenting plays, musicals, and community programming for the Warren County market in northwestern New Jersey.

Mayo Performing Arts Center (Community Theatre) in Morristown NJ is a 1,150-seat restored 1937 theater presenting concerts, Broadway touring productions, and community events for Morris County in one of New Jersey's most prosperous suburban counties.

Convention Hall on the Asbury Park Boardwalk is a massive historic oceanfront venue that hosts major concerts, the Sea.Hear.Now music festival, and large events on the New Jersey Shore. The 1930 oceanfront building with panoramic Atlantic Ocean views provides one of the most atmospheric concert settings on the East Coast.

Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank NJ is Monmouth County's primary performing arts center, a beautifully restored 1926 venue named for the jazz great who was born in Red Bank. The 1,582-seat Main Stage and additional performance spaces present concerts, comedy, Broadway, and community programming for the affluent Monmouth County market.

Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank NJ is one of New Jersey's premier cultural institutions, a beautifully renovated 1926 theater presenting concerts, Broadway touring productions, comedy, and family entertainment for Monmouth County. Named for the jazz great from Red Bank, the Basie Center connects the community to its deep musical heritage while presenting world-class programming.

Cure Insurance Arena (formerly Sovereign Bank Arena) in Trenton NJ is a 9,000-capacity arena serving central New Jersey, hosting concerts, family shows, and the Trenton Thunder minor league hockey team for audiences between Philadelphia and New York.

PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel NJ is a 17,500-capacity outdoor amphitheater that is one of the largest and most popular summer concert venues on the East Coast, presenting major touring headliners for the New Jersey and New York metropolitan area in a scenic outdoor setting that has operated since 1968.

Golden Nugget Atlantic City occupies the bay-side position in the Marina District, offering entertainment events in its showroom and casino floor, along with an outdoor pool complex and dining that make it one of the Marina's most complete resort entertainment experiences.

Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City hosts major touring acts in a 7,000-capacity outdoor and indoor concert space at the historic former Trump Taj Mahal location on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. The Hard Rock brand's music heritage programming brings consistent concert entertainment to Atlantic City's north Boardwalk.

The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel Atlantic City is an intimate 2,000-capacity rock music venue within the Hard Rock that follows the brand's famed concert venue tradition from Las Vegas and Hollywood. With authentic rock memorabilia lining the walls and a stage configuration that feels like a classic rock club scaled up, it's one of Atlantic City's most distinctive entertainment spaces.

Harrah's Resort Atlantic City hosts entertainment events in its Waterfront Conference Center and main showrooms, with one of the widest entertainment offerings among Atlantic City's casino hotels, including comedy, concerts, and boxing events that serve the city's year-round visitor base.

Harrah's Resort Atlantic City features the Waterfront Conference Center showroom presenting concerts and entertainment events alongside its casino resort, hotel, and spa complex on the Brigantine Bay waterfront, offering one of Atlantic City's most complete resort entertainment experiences away from the Boardwalk casino corridor.

House of Blues at Showboat Atlantic City brings the celebrated live music venue brand to Atlantic City in a 2,000-capacity theater format hosting touring acts, tribute shows, and the House of Blues's signature Gospel Sunday Brunch. One of Atlantic City's most reliably active entertainment venues during both peak and off-peak seasons.

House of Independents is Asbury Park's 600-capacity mid-size concert venue in a converted movie palace on Cookman Avenue, booking national indie and alternative touring acts who fill in the space between the Stone Pony bar shows and the larger Summer Stage. Part of Asbury Park's remarkable live music infrastructure for a small coastal city.

Maxwell's on Washington Street in Hoboken is one of the most legendary small music clubs in American rock history, a 200-capacity venue that launched or featured Yo La Tengo, Sonic Youth, the Replacements, R.E.M., and countless other indie rock artists during its 1980s-2013 run as one of the most important small venues in the country. The venue's 2012 reopening continues its legacy as a Hoboken institution.

Maxwell's is a legendary Hoboken NJ rock club, the venue that launched the careers of REM, Yo La Tengo, and The Replacements among dozens of others, with a reputation as one of America's most important small music venues in rock history. Maxwell's has closed and reopened, and its legacy remains central to American indie rock history.

Maxwell's Tavern in Hoboken NJ is a legendary music venue that presented pivotal early performances by R.E.M., the Replacements, Sonic Youth, and dozens of other bands who defined American alternative music. Though it closed as a music venue, its current incarnation as a neighborhood bar honors its legacy as one of the most important small music venues in American rock history.

Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown NJ is a 1,200-seat renovated 1937 theater presenting concerts, Broadway touring productions, and family entertainment for the Morris County market. The MPAC's consistent national-act programming and beautiful historic venue make it one of northern New Jersey's premier performing arts destinations.

McCarter Theatre Center at Princeton University is a Tony Award-winning regional theater presenting new American plays, touring Broadway productions, music, and dance for the Princeton and central New Jersey market. McCarter's commitment to new play development has contributed to American theater at the highest level for nearly a century.

McCarter Theatre Center at Princeton University is one of America's most respected regional theaters, a Tony Award-winning venue presenting world-class theater, dance, and music for the Princeton University community and the broader central New Jersey audience. McCarter regularly presents pre-Broadway tryout productions alongside its own acclaimed productions.