Live Entertainment in Norfolk

Chrysler Hall is Norfolk's premiere performing arts venue — a 2,500-seat concert hall presenting the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Broadway touring productions, and major concert acts for Hampton Roads's entertainment market. Named for the Chrysler family's historic connection to the Chrysler Museum of Art next door, the hall represents Norfolk's aspirational commitment to premier arts programming for a metropolitan area that is home to more active-duty military personnel than any other city in the world.

Infinity Hall Norfolk is one of America's most extraordinary intimate concert venues — a 300-seat Litchfield Hills Victorian village hall presenting world-class folk, jazz, and acoustic musicians in a setting of exceptional acoustic excellence. Its extraordinary acoustic properties, its beautiful 1883 architectural setting, and its role in presenting world-class artists to Connecticut's most rural and scenic county create a concert experience of unusual intimacy and quality.

Scope Arena is the Hampton Roads region's most important indoor entertainment venue — a 12,000-capacity Norfolk arena home to the Norfolk Admirals AHL hockey team and a consistent concert destination for Virginia's second-largest metropolitan area. Norfolk's extraordinary US Navy base (the world's largest naval complex) creates an entertainment market of unusual geographic scope, drawing service members from across the Tidewater region.

The NorVa is one of the most acclaimed live music venues in the American South — a 1,500-capacity Norfolk concert hall in a converted 1912 theater that consistently ranks among the top venues in the Mid-Atlantic for its exceptional production, sightlines, and programming depth. Serving Hampton Roads's enormous military and civilian population, the NorVa has elevated Norfolk's entertainment profile and serves as the cultural anchor for a downtown that has undergone significant revitalization over the past decade.