Beacon Theatre
Important to know
- Capacity: 2,600 people
- Artists that have already played here: Eddie Vedder, Bob Dylan, Bono, A Day to Remember, Joe Satriani, Ringo Starr, etc.
- Tickets: https://www.msg.com/beacon-theatre
- Address: 2124 Broadway, Manhattan - New York - USA
- Getting here: 72 St Metro Station (130 m)
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The Beacon Theatre is an iconic and historic venue in New York City, USA, designed in the Art Deco style by architect Walter Ahlschlager in 1929.
Located on the famous Broadway Street, it has become a revered concert hall for New Yorkers of various generations over time. It offers an intimate setting for unforgettable shows, with some artists performing for several days, almost like a residency.
Eddie Vedder, Bob Dylan, Bono, A Day to Remember, Joe Satriani, and Ringo Starr were some of the names that have performed at Beacon Theatre.
In addition to hosting performances by major international bands, the venue has also been the site of other significant events, such as film premieres for the Tribeca Film Festival and comedy shows, including a residency by Jerry Seinfeld, as well as appearances by personalities like the Dalai Lama and President Bill Clinton.
In 2009, the Madison Square Garden Company undertook a major restoration of the Beacon Theatre, returning it to its original splendor. The restoration was based on historical research that meticulously examined original decorative painting techniques. The Beacon Theatre has received several architectural awards in recognition of its restoration.
Inside the Beacon Theatre, cash is not accepted—only electronic or card payments are allowed.
Map of Beacon Theatre
Book a hotel near the show
Staying close to the venue is always a great opportunity to walk to and from the show, and enjoy the exciting atmosphere of musicians and fans arriving throughout the day.
