Looking for a unique and unforgettable way to spend your time in Brooklyn? Look no further than its concert venues! From world-renowned amphitheaters to small, intimate clubs, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. So come on down and experience the hottest music venues in Brooklyn!

2023: Brooklyn Voted Regina Opera Company Best Concert Venue!

Regina Opera Company
5902 6th Avenue, Brooklyn
(718) 259-2772 – reginaopera.org

A small professional opera company, Regina Opera Company specializes in standard Italian repertoire. Located on the edge of Sunset Park and Boro Park, Regina Opera offers the residents of New York City a year-round series of operas and concerts to entertain listeners and improve the quality of their lives. Founded in 1970 by Marie Cantoni and Nicholas Tierno, Regina Opera promotes and develops public awareness and involvement in classical, semi-classical, and popular vocal music. Those with a fine ear for music will love their offerings. They provide a training ground to nurture the talents and polish the skills of musical and stage artists and directors, and the work they do for music is invaluable.

2022: Brooklyn Voted Regina Opera Company Best Concert Venue!

Regina Opera Company
5902 6th Ave
(718) 259-2772 – reginaopera.org

When it’s time to see a show, Regina Opera Company is the place to go. Since 1970, this venue has been hosting concerts and operas that have left Brooklynites entertained time and time again. The not for profit theater began as a small group of singers and has grown into a group that promotes and develops public awareness and involvement in classical, semi-classical and popular vocal music. Tickets to any show at Regina Opera Company are more affordable than your average New York City venue, but you won’t be skipping on the value of your show. Be sure to keep an eye on Regina Opera Company’s lineup to see who will be performing in Brooklyn next.

2021: Brooklyn Voted Regina Opera Company Best Concert Venue!

Regina Opera Company
P.O. Box 150253, Brooklyn
(718) 259-2772 – www.reginaopera.org

When it’s time to see a show, Regina Opera Company is the place to go. Since 1970, this venue has been hosting concerts and operas that have left Brooklynites entertained time and time again. The not for profit theater began as a small group of singers and has grown into a group that promotes and develops public awareness and involvement in classical, semi-classical and popular vocal music. Tickets to any show at Regina Opera Company are more affordable than your average New York City venue, but you won’t be skipping on the value of your show. Be sure to keep an eye on Regina Opera Company’s lineup to see who will be performing in Brooklyn next.

2020: Brooklyn Voted Regina Opera Company Best Concert Venue!

Regina Opera Company
P.O. Box 150253, Brooklyn
(718) 259-2772 – www.reginaopera.org

Founded in 1970 by Marie Cantoni and Nicholas Tierno, the Regina Opera Company began as a small group of dedicated singers who gave opera recitals with piano accompaniment in a tiny auditorium at the Regina Pacis-St. Rosalia Parish Youth Center in Borough Park/Dyker Heights, Brooklyn. The following year, they produced an abridged staged version of La Traviata with piano accompaniment. In 1976, they began performing on the larger stage at Regina Hall (the auditorium of Regina Pacis School), and acquired an orchestra in 1982. In 2008, a grant enabled them to begin providing supertitles. In 2012, they moved to a wonderful new home, Our Lady of Perpetual Help School auditorium, whose more professional stage facilities and comfortable audience amenities inaugurated a great new era in Regina Opera’s history and have provided great performances ever since.

2019: (Tie) Brooklyn Voted Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts Best Concert Venue!

Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts
2900 Campus Rd.
(718) 951-4500 – www.brooklyncenter.org

The mission of Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts is to present outstanding arts and arts education programs, reflective of Brooklyn’s diverse communities, at affordable prices. Each season, Brooklyn Center welcomes over 70,000 people to the 2,400 seat Walt Whitman Theatre, and boasts one of the largest education programs in the borough. Whatever genre speaks to you, the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts provides.

2019: (Tie) Brooklyn Voted Regina Opera Company Best Concert Venue!

Regina Opera Company
5902 6th Ave.
(718) 259-2772 – www.reginaopera.org

Founded in 1970 by Marie Cantoni and Nicholas Tierno, Regina Opera began as a small group of dedicated singers who gave opera recitals, with piano accompaniment, in a tiny auditorium at the Regina Pacis-St. Rosalia Parish Youth Center in Borough Park/Dyker Heights, Brooklyn. The following year, they produced an abridged staged version of La Traviata with piano accompaniment. In 1976, they began performing on the larger stage at Regina Hall (the auditorium of Regina Pacis School), and acquired an orchestra in 1982. In 2008, a grant enabled them to begin providing supertitles. And in 2012, they moved to a wonderful new home, Our Lady of Perpetual Help School auditorium, whose more professional stage facilities and comfortable audience amenities inaugurated a great new era in Regina Opera’s history.

2018: (Tie) Brooklyn Voted BAM Fisher Best Concert Venue!

BAM Fisher
321 Ashland Place (718) 636-4100
BAM Fisher theater has hosted it all and has been a premiere spot to watch all your favorite acts from all genres and walks of life. Opened in September 2012, the BAM Fisher is a new facility designed for LEED Gold certification. Part of a new model for the 21st-century arts center, the BAM Fisher offers affordable ticket prices, subsidized rehearsal and performance spaces, and an expanded roster of humanities, education, and family programming. The BAM Fisher is a place where artists and community come together—and you, the adventurous audience, are an active participant.

2018: (Tie) Brooklyn Voted Brooklyn Bowl Best Concert Venue!

Brooklyn Bowl
91 Wythe Avenue (718) 963-3369
The borough has tons of competition when it comes to concerts. Brooklyn Bowl stands apart from its competition because of its unique setting and diversity. It’s a bowling alley, restaurant, bar, and a concert hall. How could you top so much fun in one place? Plus the upscale nature of the venue makes it the perfect place for a date, hangout, and more.