Brooklyn Paramount

My first time at this venue and I loved it!! The architecture around the stage is truly breathtaking, while the spaciousness and cleanliness of it all reminded me of a nice museum. The staff was kind and exceptional, they organized the lines so well—not just to enter the venue but the merch lines, bathroom lines, and especially the coat check lines too. I saw JADE and she was spectacular. Excellent concert and excellent venue, I would love to come back here.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brooklyn Paramount truly delivers a world-class concert experience. Our night at the Hilary Duff show was unforgettable, and a huge part of that was thanks to Jonathan, the Director of Sales. Jonathan went above and beyond — helping us secure tickets, surprising us the celebration for my friend’s birthday, and even introducing us to great people seated next to us. His attention to detail and genuine hospitality elevated the entire evening and made it feel truly special. Major appreciation as well to the famous host, Jennifer, and our outstanding cocktail server. The service, energy, and professionalism from start to finish were exceptional. This is hospitality done right. Can’t wait to return.

This place was pretty awesome💫! I went to a Trap Karaoke 🎤 event here back in January. My friends and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. It was a whole vibe singing our hearts out. It was standing room mostly and had a ton of space. We ordered some drinks🍻 and they were on point! I got a Jack and Ginger🥃and my friends got a Tequila Sunrise🍹, equally as good! I made sure to tip 💵 the bartender real good. The drinks were reasonably priced. The bathroom and decor of this place was absolutely gorgeous! It did take some getting used to the sink area because it's shared with men but it wasn't an issue. I'd definitely come here again for another event. Security at the event was chill, fast and thorough. It was also real chill to see LeBron James there chilling in the balcony section. 😎

The venue itself was beautiful and the acoustics were amazing. Staff was polite and courteous. Juniors Famous was conveniently across the street (if you want to grab something to eat beforehand) as was the parking garage. The only negatives that I would bring up would be that the drink prices were a little over the top (which is to be expected) and the neighborhood around was sketchy (not the venues fault). Other than that we had a good time!

The guest services team at the Brooklyn Paramount was absolutely outstanding. From the moment we arrived, they went above and beyond to provide thoughtful accommodations that made me feel genuinely comfortable, safe, and well cared for throughout the entire experience. Their professionalism, kindness, and attentiveness truly made a difference and turned the evening into a seamless and stress-free experience. Beyond the exceptional service, the venue itself is stunning. The Brooklyn Paramount is absolutely beautiful, and the sound quality was phenomenal—crisp, immersive, and perfectly balanced, which made the entire performance even more enjoyable. Between the breathtaking space, incredible acoustics, and truly outstanding guest services, the experience was unforgettable. This venue clearly prioritizes both excellence and guest comfort and deserves the highest praise.

Cool venue. I love that the GA standing is stadium style in the way that as you go further from the stage you are elevated so that people in the back can see more. I was told that there was a recent renovation done here and if that's the case, great job. What an elegant and interesting setting for the venue. Drink are expensive, NYC, whaddayagonnado.

Huge renovated theater centrally located. Went for a standing only hip-hop event, inside is absolutely beautiful. Drinks are pricey, security was unusually laid back, smoke was very thick in the air. Nonetheless we were safe and it was a peaceful event. Paid parking is like 3 minutes away, reserve early as it gets filled up quickly.

10 out of 10! I came here for the Quevedo concert and absolutely loved this venue. The place looks incredible, the interior and decorations are stunning and the staff couldn’t have been nicer. When I rushed through security because I was running late, one of the staff members smiled at me and said, “Don’t worry, you still have time to enjoy! Just enjoy!” That honestly made my night. Overall, way better than other stadiums and event venues I’ve been to. Total gem.

First time at this venue & it's likely not going to be the last. Nice good size, no seating open floor it was a lot of fun seeing a show here. We came to see Anitta & it was a great time, good sounds, lights for the show nice small but not too small type of venue cool for that type of show. During the show we got drinks, seltzer & water not bad, line moved quickly 2 bars that I noticed. As long as prices are reasonable, this is a Fun venue to catch a show, we had a fun night!

Its definitely pretty and the back being raised is cool but so much to hate about this venue. That stage is ridiculously low, no matter where you are standing you won't be able to see. Which also leads to everyone just raising their phones. So if you're late you're screwed. And the sound is incredibly subpar either too low or too bassy. On the same level as t5 and Webster sound wise Bathroom line is always terrible at the end of the show doesn't help its all the way downstairs and there is only one. If the show is sold out, forget the venue doing a great job getting people in. The opener or even will be on and you'll still be in line. Location absolutely sucks. Love that central to lower Brooklyn has a venue besides Kings Theatre but its also in one of the highest traffic areas of Brooklyn. Architecture is beautiful but the practically of the venue is terrible. Honestly I would be more forgiving if that stupid stage wasn't so low and it wasn't hard to see

We attended 2 Sting concerts at this venue on Oct 9 & 10 2024. The first day arrival via Grand Central and then subway was an easy ride to the venue. The second by taxi took forever. Entry lines were long and slow moving. The first night in line we were told we had to show IDs to get a bracelet to purchase alcohol, but this was not the case the second night. Why the inconsistency? As at most venues, all drinks were insanely expensive and the lines again were very slow moving. They do have a water refill station right by the coat check and plastic cups available (or ask at bar) so do not waste your money on canned water. It's a beautiful and historic venue that has obviously gone through many renovations and changes over the years, but once the concert starts all of that goes out the window as you are no longer looking at the gorgeous ceilings and artwork, but focused on the show. The seating (folding chairs ) was uncomfortable and cramped and security did nothing about the obnoxious,aggressive, entitled folks trying to physically push us out of our seats, intimidate us, and block our view with cameras and recording devices. None of them had tickets anywhere near the section. Security really needs training. Bathrooms are inconveniently located downstairs with a staff member continually yelling to keep it moving. ??? And both the men's and women's bathrooms filter into a shared washroom which was at first unsettling and then just weird. The show acoustics were great, Sting and his band members and the opening act were fantastic, but all of the other interference really marred the experience. I don't foresee attending another show here.

First time at this venue and if it weren't such a trek in from Long Island, will probably go back for the right artist. Gorgeous atrium when you walk in, and bar is conveniently located right there (there is a 2nd bar inside) Prices were pretty decent (got 2 drinks - tall boy PBR's for $28) and line moved pretty quickly. Even though I'm old now and GA standing room only will make or break an event, it was very nice having a sloped floor so you could see over some of the taller people. Acoustics were great, lighting was fantastic. Will be returning for sure.

The lobby of the venue is gorgeous, so elegant. The bars are pretty. However, my wife and I paid extra for balcony tickets. It was NOT worth it. There is almost no seating, there are enormous columns, and the floors are not sloped like they are on the main floor, so anyone not standing at the edge has to be six feet tall to see anything. I will avoid shows at this venue in the future.

Recently renovated, the Brooklyn Paramount Theater is now open for business. I can best describe the theater as the Kings Theatres little brother. I have tickets to see Norah Jones and my wife was confused. Is she playing at the Paramount in Huntington? No, this is the Brooklyn Paramount theatre, I'm not sure of any affiliation. Walking inside, it is truly a visual masterpiece. The ceilings are adorned with beautiful craftmanship. Throughout the theatre, the attention to detail is everywhere continuing the Art Deco motif. Even the bathrooms, to wash my hands I walked into a huge common area where every gender can use the sinks. The folding chairs on the main floor are new, very comfy and cushy. I was expecting the seats to be more bougie? The acoustics are good, the large stage had great lighting and the sound filled the theatre. I didn't have any food here and the bar looked like they could make some great but expensive cocktails. I would see a show here again, there are parking garages very close to the theatre. Across the street is Juniors, after the show we had coffee and split a cheesecake!

Such a cool venue! All general admission, but there are a few side rooms with couches/chairs if you need to sit down and take a break. Everything was clean and relatively efficient in terms of getting into the venue.

Came here last month to volunteer with Compassion for a Tye Tribbett concert, & my sister brought my nephew as guests with bought tickets. We were all very impressed with how gorgeous it is inside!! We also loved how intimate the space was. No matter which seat you had, you were nice and close to the stage. The staff were also very friendly and knowledgeable of the products being sold, and those spicy pretzel things were great!

Such a beautiful theater. I was captivated by the ambiance of this place. I went to see Tye Tribbett concert and it was really nice. It was cushioned folded chairs in the space which was not leveled. So if you do get tickets and you're shorter I would recommend balcony seating. The place is small and intimate so any place is a good place.

Awesome Sum 41 concert here. Great sound. Confetti. Fire. String confetti. Mosh pits. Cool venue. Lots of standing room that is also slanted up so everyone can fairly see.

Saw NOFX here for their purported last show ever in NYC. This venue is one of the most beautiful I have ever seen, with purple lighting on the ceiling. Amazing atmosphere and sound. The security were super competent with people riding on top of the crowd, they never looked upset about having to pull them over the barrier. I have seen security get tired of having to work so hard lifting people who would otherwise get hurt if they were hurled onto the cement. Everyone who worked here was super polite. Can't wait to attend an event in the future.

Stunning beautiful theater. Or a bad seat in the house. Saw Sting ...amazing. Great acoustics

Beautiful theater. Live Nation (and perhaps others) returned the theater to its 1920s Art Deco beauty. Previously, the orchestra seats were removed and the building had been the Long Island University basketball court. The show that we attended had folding chairs in the orchestra. The hallways and restrooms are very nice, similar to the vibe at the Kings Theater.

This venue is beautiful with a very chill atmosphere. We had G.A. tickets, which I do often. If you are near someone with too many drinks in them, it may dampen your experience but that can happen anywhere and it happened to me here. With that said, I recommend seeing a show here! Drinks cost almost as much as a ticket to get in. 20 bucks for a Manhattan...and I'm in Brooklyn! Charge 14 and I would have had a 2nd. Drink before you enter or be ready to spend a lot.

Rating reasoning: + Beautifully renovated art deco interior + Excellent VIP cocktail lounge + Spacious, location, clean, and friendly service - limited sightline in VIP balcony - standing room only with no seating option Add a seated section like MGM Fenway in Boston and this venue gets 5 stars. It should be placed in between the floor level and VIP balcony. Paramount Brooklyn has potential to be a 5 star venue but its flaws bring it down to 3 stars.

The space was beautiful! The staff were very friendly. The drinks were on point! 10/10 I recommend! Only draw back with this place, is that you have to use cards only, they don't accept cash!

This is Art music Enterainterment venue opening in heart of Fort Greene-Downtown Brooklyn area on Flatbush Avenue right across from Brooklyn famous Junoirs cheese cake restaurant , This place is very similar to Kings Theatre which also located on Flatbush avenue ( but Flatbush section of Brooklyn ) but Kings theather has seats , This is standing up Venue that only difference .....That how long is Flatbush Avenue it leads to (Manhattan Bridge)- Manhattan & Far rockway -Queens (Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge). This music venue is close to Fulton street Mall- with Macys and other stores & City Point Shopping building and The RealReal on court street near Borough hall and plenty of Supermarkets -Food Grocery shopping in the area and its all walking distance to the B.A.M and the Apple store and The Atlantic Terminal shopping mall -Train station and The Barclays Center located on Flatbush Avenue & Atlantic Avenue .This venue schedule to open in March and Reagge -Dancehall Marley brothers will be the first one to bless the Re-Grand opening Theather . it's literally located on Flatbush Avenue & Dekalb Avenue right near L.I.U brooklyn campus and Brooklyn hospital and near Cumberland Medical diagnostic clinic . Very convivent by the MTA transporation: Subway : 2,3,4,5-Trains. Nevins street . Train station. or B,Q,R-Trains. Dekalb Avenue Train.station. or A,C,G-Train.Hoyt-Schemerhorn street .Train station . or A,C,F,R-Train. Jay street & Metrotech .Train sation . Bus: B41,B25,B38,B103, etc bus

It's an incredible building - just going downstairs to check out the ceiling tiles is fascinating. But that didn't make it a great place to see a concert. I saw Nora Jones. They had folding seats on the floor. Not the most comfortable setup. Also on the positive side - short lines for alcohol.

I've been to two shows at Brooklyn Paramount and used ADA seating at each. The first one was excellent as we were on the floor and in view of the stage. The second was terrible as they moved ADA up to the second level where not only do you have to climb stairs to reach the seating, but also you have an extremely obstructed view of the stage. I would recommend skipping this venue for anyone who needs accessible seating and stick with Brooklyn Steel or other venues for shows

What an amazing venue. I'm glad it's back to its original glory hosting music. Would highly recommend a show here.

I've been to two concerts at the Brooklyn Paramount during this first season that the new venue is open, including a recent concert headlined by the Church. At both shows the sound was terrible. I suspect it's a combination of mainly a soundman who's hard of hearing and secondarily the acoustics of the place. The sound man really likes to drown everything in bass and drums, and digs earsplitting decibels. Go to Brooklyn Steel if you want sound that's dialed in. I'm not going back to the Paramount this year, I'll wait and see if next year they're able to get it right.

Beautiful place. But charging $16 for Tito's when it tastes like bottom shelf liquor. No bueno.

The venue itself gets 5 stars, it's a beautiful place in a very convenient location. The staff experience has been very good as well in the two shows I've gone to already. The poor rating is for the "VIP" experience. The venue is gorgeous, but the "VIP" section at Brooklyn Paramount is a massive ripoff. It's way too crowded and the sight lines are awful. The "VIP" section is the entire balcony, but if you're not one of the first handful of people up there you literally can't see a thing. The viewing zones are very small in between massive columns, and the overhang of the level above is so far out, the whole thing is cramped. We paid twice the amount of a GA ticket and ended up watching from GA anyways because of the space situation, and we weren't late, we were there for the opener! Also we couldn't even get into the VIP lounge (even though we had tickets to the VIP section), apparently there's an EXTRA up charge for that. Really frustrating experience, venue owners are nickel-and-diming, and if they don't fix the "VIP" crowd issue or sight lines up on that level, it will be empty once everyone catches on.