Daytona Beach Bandshell

Plenty of FREE shows to come to regularly. During the summer there are Friday new-​age groups and Saturdays are the Rock tribute bands, You can rent plastic chairs for a few dollars or bring your own, They have fireworks every Saturday night at 9:45 for the summer spectacular shows. Always plenty to see both on and off the stage.
If you want to know more of the history of the construction there is a model and information by the restrooms on the 1^st floor of the ocean walk.

The structure itself is awesomely beautiful architecture, and forms a perfect backdrop for performers. There are very few bad seats for the audience. My only complaunt was that organizers formed a walkway straight through the crowd for people walking through to the beach and the boardwalk. There has to be another way. My view was blocked often by people who werent even interested in the concert. That was the organizer’s fault, however, so 5 stars anyway.

«Mason Dixon Duo» would like to book music at your venue contact Daytona Beach Musicians or call 386 761‑8455

A beautiful amphitheater, the Daytona Beach Bandshell is a gorgeous piece of architecture. It contains a rich history since 1939. A place where The Beatles and Elvis Presley once performed. Feet away from the sand and the ocean. If you ever get the chance to listen to a live band whether it’s a tribute band or a mainstream band you won’t be disappointed. So if you want to listen to good music, have a few drinks, and have some tasty food come right here.

Erected in 1939 as one of the WPA projects of the New Deal and constructed of a visually unique shell fragmented sedimentary rock known as coquina, the Bandshell stands out as Dayton Beach’s most outstanding and enduring structure. As an amphitheater located right on the beach and having superb acoustical qualities, attending a concert, musical or entertainment event here is not only pleasurable but inspiring as well.
I’ve had the opportunity to attend various performances at the Bandshell and can assure you that should you have the opportunity, doing so is a must. Even if you happen to be in the area when there aren’t any performances scheduled, the Bandshell is worth seeing. As amphitheaters go, it’s one of the best, hence for me, deserving all of Five Stars.

Walk around the broad walk and ended up here… saw this huge beach band shell and there was people performing… I thought it was pretty cool… every body was relaxing siting/​standing listening to the band playing… the chairs was three buck per person two chairs are five bucks… the atmosphere is nice the view of Daytona beach. there were restaurant that was outdoor looking at the performance… the shows free standing is free sitting is a few bucks… I’m not really sure if its worth it I didn’t really stay long since I was just strolling around… lol

The Daytona Bandshell is a unique music venue. Located a right off Daytona Beach, this 50 year-​old structure has hosted many great musicians as well as local acts. It’s a great experience to sit on the bleachers set up in front and hear some music as the waves crash onto the beach and you enjoy the ocean breeze. Some major acts have played here during Spring Breaks past, but the line-​up is mainly local acts these days, with a slant toward jazz, blues and other classic genres. Admission is typically free, and parking is across A1A in the garage. Immediately south of the Bandshell is the Boardwalk area, which features fun of its own. If you’re in town, or if you’re a bored native, pick up a flyer and catch a free concert out on the World’s Most Famous Beach.