Concerts on Long Island

Concerts on Long Island

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Whether you’re looking for an indie rock band to crack a beer to, or a global pop sensation, underground hip hop or Norwegian black metal — we’ve got you covered.

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Oyster Fest at GHBC

Ages: 9 – 12
Community
Family
Festivals

Greenport Harbor Brewing Company’s Greenport Tasting RoomGreenport

Dream – 1

Songs of the 50s, 60s, & 70s performed by Dream at the Great Neck Library

Free
Music

159 Bayview Avenue, Great Neck, NY 11023Great Neck

Rupert Wates

Rupert Wates to Perform at Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame Oct. 12th

Music

The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame and MuseumStony Brook

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American Chamber Ensemble – Celebrating 60 Years

Free
Music

Hofstra University – The Helene Fortunoff Theater, South Campus, HempsteadHempstead

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Ecstatic Dance East End

Breeze Hill Farm PeconicPECONIC

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Shelter Island Friends of Music Presents Borromeo String Quartet

Music

Shelter Island Presbyterian ChurchShelter Island

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Vitamin String Quartet

Music

Patchogue TheatrePatchogue

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