A gorgeous 1929 theatre, with incredible decor and acoustics! A NYC must!

My wife and I attended the Ray LaMontagne concert on Friday night at The Beacon and had an excellent experience. The sound was very good and our view from row B in the Loge was perfect. There was plenty of leg room and the seats were comfortable. The Beacon is a beautiful theatre and a true. NYC treasure.

Great show with Ray LaMontagne

Beautiful and grand old theater to see a concert in. There really isn't a bad seat in the house and the sound is good. We were here for the Tedeschi Trucks Band yearly run. Always a treat to see them here. Staff are very friendly and helpful. They do sell alcholic and non-alcholic beverages. Bathrooms are clean.

We had tickets for 2 of the four nights Jackson was at the Beacon. The last time we saw him was in 2019, which was the last time we were in NYC. I was willing to risk life and limb to go, as we were not sure of the safety issues in the city.He was as wonderful as ever. Singing and playing the piano. Of course he had Greg Leisz with him as always and the two wonderful young ladies, Alethea Mills, and Chavonne Stewart. We have watched them over the years since they were teens.Also, Val Mccallum a fabulous guitar player. The show was marvelous and even though the second nigh had a lot of the same songs, it didn't matter, I've listened to them for 50 years. A nice surprise was Leslie Mendelson. We saw her with Jackson in Las Vegas and she was so sweet to talk to after the show.Getting our merch which came with our tickets was a little difficult. They seemed shorthanded in that area. The second night was pouring rain, and the show started a little late. Jackson played longer citing the curfew for the theater and that he paid for additional time to make up for it. It was a great time at this iconic theater with one of our true treasures in music, Jackson Browne !