The Brooklyn Paramount, an iconic live music venue located in Downtown Brooklyn, is renowned for its rich history and stunning architectural design. Originally opened in 1928 as a grand movie theater, it has been beautifully restored, officially reopening as a premier live music and entertainment destination in March 2024. With its ornate interiors, including a majestic auditorium and state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, the Brooklyn Paramount offers an unforgettable concert experience. Embracing its revival, this venue continues to be a beloved cultural landmark, attracting music lovers from all over.

The Brooklyn Paramount, an architectural marvel located in Downtown Brooklyn, first opened its doors in 1928 as a lavish movie palace. In 1931, the venue hosted Duke Ellington and his orchestra, introducing Brooklyn to big band jazz; throughout the 1950s, it fearlessly showcased Black rock ‘n’ roll musicians to desegregated audiences. Officially closing as a theater in 1962, after renovations removed the marquee and floor seating, for decades Brooklyn Paramount was used as Long Island University’s overly-opulent baroque basketball arena. Now, 60 years since its last curtain call, The Brooklyn Paramount has been revived as a state-of-the-art performance venue, ready to elevate a new generation of multi-genre and boundary-pushing performers.