Frequently Asked Questions About Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts
Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts is located at 71 E Main St in Patchogue, NY. For directions and parking info, visit Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts’s official website at http://www.patchoguetheatre.org/ or call them at +16312071313. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Patchogue, NY on Bandsintown.
Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts (PTPA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization that enriches, educates, and entertains a diverse audience by cultivating and showcasing a broad variety of performing artists. Patchogue Theatre serves as an innovative cultural resource for its community and the Long Island region by collaborating with neighboring organizations and fostering educational opportunities.
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What fans are saying
I loved the show the theater is so personal and we were so close the sound was wonderful
I personally as a long time Amy fan would have loved to hear more of her older songs I love the new album and wanted to hear some of the songs but not so much all of them instead of her older ones
I love her and will always see her when in NY
Phenomenal show. I hate, hate, HATE Led Zeppelin, but she opened with Kashmir and just KILLED it. Great energy, great voice, great togetherness among the band throughout the show. Wish she would've played L.A. Song, but oh, well.
Most importantly, she looks great, healthy, and happy. New trainer?
Awesome show last night with the Outlaws celebrating 50 years of Southern Rock. Although Henry Paul is the only original member, they have added some younger guys and the Florida Guitar Army is still kicking a*s.
If you love long extended guitar jams you will not want to miss them the next time they come to your town. Definitely worth the price of admission. Saw the Henry Paul Band in 1978 and have loved them ever since. Many of the original Southern Rockers have either passed away or time has caught up to them, not these guys. High energy and you can see they still enjoy playing for you.
“GREEN GRASS & HIGH TIDES FOREVER”
Great show! Surprised it was not a sellout. Nonetheless FanHalen did not disappoint.This band was awesome. Entertaining, musically tight and fun!.Fan Halen brought me back to the times when I seen VH in concert and to when I was a youngester looking for some beers, girls, fast cars and good times.The singer had Dave moves screams and voice down to a tee. The guitarist was supurb,nailing King Edward's tone and solos. Bassist jamming on Jack Daniel's bass and the harmonies were also so good by oth guitarist. They even had van halen sig moves in synch as a band.Will definitely catch them again at this venue or any other nearby but hopefully back at Patchogue Theater.
Me and my wife enjoy worship music but did not know newsboys to well but we’re very impressed great show, excellent music , and great vocals would definitely see them again we are now fans
Excellent show…
I got to see Andy last night and I think he is the absolute best. He is such an awesome performer and truly a wonderful soul. His songs have helped me get through a few tough times recently knowing that I will survive them. He really is a spiritual artist who is one of the true best of all time. Thank you Andy for being you. Even the theatre was a beautiful venue to hold this event.
Talented musicians all. Really jammed out CSNY classics fer 2+ hrs. Almost cut my hair was a highlight. Heavy on David Crosby. Not a bad thing. Most Astrid Youngs solo original music was good. The first song was good/great. 2nd song was also a goodn. Third was ok. Then into Harvest Moon. I missed the broom player.
great event. What a great way to spend the evening listening to wonderful music. What a composition of musicians. Dave was superb, Ray and Johnny were intense and what a surprise to have Mark from Vanilla Fudge on the organ. Hope the music never stops!!
I had front row for my birthday and as always Nick puts on an absolutely phenomenal show! Wide range of songs new and old. The band was great! I wish we could of had more crowd interaction but due to the giant hole Infront of the stage it wasn't possible but I still walked away with a guitar pick Nick threw at me 😂. Highly suggest you go see him!
I’m glad I bought the “cheap seats”. Tight band. They started really strong. Ending was weak. Front man went over the cliff. Too chatty/ cutesy / cheesy. Too many gratuitous “ band intros”. One is enough.
They didn’t even play “ The World is a Ghetto”! If they woulda played that, or “ Outlaw” woulda went to 5 stars. No encore. Just lights up after “ Gypsy Man”.
This was the first time in quite a few years that I'd seen them perform live and they knocked it out of the park like always! Hoping they come back to the US for their own headlining tour! Looking forward to the next show!
The Doo Wop Project was absolutely fantastic! We loved every moment. Their harmonies were spot on and individually perfect! I cannot wait to see them again!
I have been a follower of 1950's and 1960's music since 1958 when my friend & I hitch hiked 60 miles to attend a Allen Freed show in Hartford, Connecticut. We met Alan and told him of our adventure. We were invited to and interviewed on his live New York TV show similar to Bandstand.
Well it's now 60+ years later and I still attend and enjoy Reunion/Tribute type shows at the local Patchogue Theatre and others several times a year. The Doo Wop Project are among the best at performing Doo Wop, Mowtown, Four Seasons and more with their own unique arrangements, energy and perfection plus sound. They deserve a lot of credit in keeping the past musical
history present and were loved by the audience.
On top of everything with 2 more New York area appearances back to back from this Friaday engagement they took the time to meet & greet with their fans before calling it a night.
"Above the Norm" Venue & Performers!
Norm Marcioch
East Patchogue, N.Y.
Fantastic as always. Embarrassing that Suffolk County had the smallest crowd of his tour. He
Was so charming and accommodating at the after concert meet and greet. Grateful .
Annie's voice, as always was exceptional. However myself and others were disappointed at the song selection the group played. I overheard several people who were in attendance saying they were disappointed that they didn't sing the songs that are most well known to their fans and instead focused on Annie Haslam's solo career. Yes, there were selections from TOTC, Novella and Sheherizhad, but the majority of the concert didn't focus on the songs the group is so well known for. In a word, disappointing.
where did this guy come from?Or where has he been?
Shaun has put together some real fine musicians that complement him.
there versions of Eric's songs are excellent!
i am very much looking forward to seeing them again.
thank you Shaun!