Best Concerts in Buffalo

Real videos of Concerts in Buffalo — 4 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

KeyBank Center
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VibrantDynamicEngagingMulti-purpose arena19,000+ capacityLive events
About the venue
KeyBank Center in Buffalo is a multi-purpose arena known for hosting various events, from concerts to sports games. The venue has a seating capacity of over 19,000, making it one of the largest in the region. KeyBank Center has been a part of the Buffalo community since its opening in 1996 and consistently attracts large crowds for big-name performances. With a robust concession selection, attendees can enjoy food and drinks during events.
What the videos show
The video showcases a group of dancers performing energetically on a stage under colorful lights. The performance is part of the 'Descendant Zombies World Collide Tour,' as indicated by the backdrop. The camera pans across the stage, capturing the dancers' movements and then shifts to the audience, resulting in a blurred image due to low lighting.
1 Seymour H Knox III Plz
@chaceyy
The Beer Garden At Riverworks
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$$LivelyOutdoorSocialCraft beerLive musicSocial atmosphere
About the venue
The Beer Garden At Riverworks in Buffalo provides a spacious outdoor venue with extensive beer and cocktail offerings paired with a laid-back atmosphere. The venue has multiple seating areas, including picnic-style tables that encourage socializing, and regular live music events that enhance the experience. Guests enjoy a rotating selection of local and international craft beers along with a menu of classic bar bites, making it a popular hangout for young professionals and families alike. The location is especially lively during summer evenings.
What the videos show
The video captures a vibrant concert scene with a large inflatable pink brain floating above the audience. Laser lights in various colors illuminate the ceiling and stage, creating a dynamic and energetic atmosphere. The crowd raises their hands towards the stage, and smoke fills the air, adding to the visual spectacle.
359 Ganson St
@AlondraMorris
Hearth + Press
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$ArtisanalModernInvitingWood-fired pizzaArtisanal coffeeCommunal seating
About the venue
Hearth + Press, located at 665 Main St in Buffalo, New York, blends artisanal coffee with a passion for locally inspired cuisine. Opened in 2020, the cafe features a unique menu with wood-fired pizzas and seasonal ingredients, highlighted by their famous breakfast flatbread. The sleek, modern interior includes an inviting communal table, making it a favorite spot for brunch enthusiasts and remote workers. Regulars appreciate the rotating coffee selections and handmade pastries.
What the videos show
The video captures a concert scene where the audience is actively engaged, recording the performance with their phones. The stage features two performers, one playing guitar and the other singing, with dynamic lighting and smoke effects enhancing the atmosphere.
665 Main St
@nate_grandt
LECOM Harborcenter
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SportyFamily-friendlyModernIce rinkYouth programsDining options
About the venue
Lecom Harborcenter, located on Washington St in Buffalo, New York, is a multi-purpose facility that serves as a sports complex and family entertainment venue. Opened in 2015, it features an NHL-sized ice rink, a full-service restaurant, and conference spaces. The center also runs youth hockey programs and hosts various community events throughout the year. With its contemporary design, the facility is a hub for both sports enthusiasts and local families.
What the videos show
The video captures a concert scene from a high vantage point, showcasing the stage and audience. It begins with a wide shot of the venue, featuring a large screen displaying images related to the performance, including silhouettes of people playing instruments and a cross symbol. The camera remains static as beams of light illuminate the stage and audience area. Several individuals move across the stage floor while others remain stationary near musical equipment. Towards the end, some band members leave the stage as another approaches.
100 Washington St
@jessjohn061023