List of music venues in North America

See also: Lists of music venues

This is a list of music venues in North America. Venues with a capacity of 1,000 or higher are included.

List

The Bahamas

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
Un­known	Imperial Ballroom	Nassau	2,500

Barbados

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
November 1992	Garfield Sobers Gymnasium	Bridgetown	5,000
1882	Kensington Oval		28,000

Canada

Main article: List of music venues in Canada

Costa Rica

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
2015 [1]	Coca-Cola Amphitheatre	Alajuela	16,000
	Centrokölbi		9,000
1990	Palacio de los Deportes	Heredia	7,500
August 27, 1972	Estadio Ricardo Saprissa Aymá	San Jose	23,112
March 26, 2011	Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica		35,175 [2]

Dominican Republic

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
2016	Hard Rock Live	Santo Domingo	1,500 [3]
1942	Teatro La Fiesta		1,206
1977	Eduardo Brito National Theater		1,539 [4]
1974	Pabellón de Volleyball		4,000 [5]
1987	Ovalo Feria Ganadera		3,000 [6]
2005	Sans Souci Convention Center		8,000 [7]
1996	Teo Cruz Coliseum		6,300 [8]
1974	Palacio de los Deportes Virgilio Travieso Soto [9]		7,300
1502–1508	Fortaleza Ozama		12,000
October 23, 1955	Estadio Quisqueya		25,000+
1974	Estadio Olímpico Félix Sánchez		50,000
1995	Gran Teatro del Cibao	Santiago de los Caballeros	1,678
1986	Gran Arena del Cibao		6,650 [10]
2018	Santiago Central Park		5,000
2020	UTESA Convention Center		1,200 [11]
October 6, 2023	The Legend Arena Amphtitheater	Punta Cana	2,600 [12]
2017	Blue Mall Punta Cana Amphitheater		3,000 [13]
March 2010	Golf Club at Cana Bay [14]		12,000
Un­known	Fillmore Room		3,960 [15]
2017	Anfiteatro La Puntilla	Puerto Plata	4,000 [16]
1982	Altos De Chavon	La Romana	5,000+

El Salvador

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
1956	Gimnasio Nacional	San Salvador	12,500
1932	Estadio Jorge "Mágico" González		25,000
July 24, 1976	Estadio Cuscatlán		53,400

Guatemala

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
1991	Estadio Cementos Progreso	Guatemala City	14,022
Un­known	Paseo Cayala[ citation needed ]		13,750
	Explanada Cardales de Cayalá		25,000 [17]

Honduras

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
1997	Ingenieros Coliseum	Tegucigalpa	7,500
1989	Estadio Chochi Sosa		13,000
1991	Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino		34,000
1938	Estadio General Francisco Morazán	San Pedro Sula	18,000
1997	Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano		37,325 [18]

Mexico

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
Aguascalientes (AS)
July 26, 2003	Estadio Victoria	Aguascalientes	23,933
Baja California (BC)
November 11, 2007	Estadio Caliente	Tijuana	27,333 [19]
1970s	Auditorio Fausto Gutierrez Moreno		4,881
June 26, 1960	Bullring by the Sea		21,621
Un­known	Centro de Ferias, Eventos y Exposiciones[ citation needed ]	Mexicali	20,000
	Foro Promocasa[ citation needed ]		5,384
Chiapas (CS)
1982	Estadio Víctor Manuel Reyna	Tuxtla Gutiérrez	23,508
Coahuila
February 8, 2008	Coliseo Centenario	Torreón	12,000
September 14, 2011	Estadio Corona		29,327
Mexico City
February 25, 2012	Arena Ciudad de México	Mexico City	22,300
1993	Foro Sol		63,500
May 29, 1966	Estadio Azteca		87,523
September 14, 2011	El Plaza Condesa[ citation needed ]		1,900
2012	Pepsi Center WTC		3,342 [20]
1952	Auditorio Nacional		10,000
1968	Palacio de los Deportes		26,000
1940s	Hipódromo de las Américas		20,000
January 5, 1947	Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes		36,681
December 18, 1996	Teatro Metropólitan		3,165
February 5, 1946	Plaza de Toros México		41,262
November 20, 1952	Estadio Olímpico Universitario		58,155
Estado de México
August 18, 1954	Estadio Nemesio Díez	Toluca	22,000
Guanajuato
Un­known	Explanada Poliforum[ citation needed ]	Léon	13,000
1980s	Domo de la Feria		7,000
March 1, 1967	Estadio León		27,423
2005	INFORUM Pavilion	Irapuato	6,000
	INFORUM Forum Abierto		3,000
Guerrero (GR)
2005	Forum de Mundo Imperial	Acapulco	4,000
Hidalgo (HG)
January 14, 1993	Estadio Hidalgo	Pachuca	27,512
Jalisco (JC)
December 23, 2008	Arena VFG	Guadalajara	14,999
January 31, 1960	Estadio Jalisco		63,163
February 2005	Teatro Diana		2,345
July 30, 2010	Estadio Akron	Zapopan	49,850
November 21, 1970	Auditorio Benito Juárez [21]		13,000
September 1, 2007	Auditorio Telmex		16,000
October 2011	Estadio Telmex		15,000
1971	Estadio Tres de Marzo		30,015
Michoacán
March 2, 1952	Plaza Monumental de Morelia	Morelia	15,000
2007	Pabellon Don Vasco		9,000
April 9, 1989	Estadio Morelos		35,000
Nuevo León (NL)
1994	Auditorio Citibanamex	Monterrey	10,320
November 27, 2003	Arena Monterrey		17,999
July 13, 1990	Estadio Mobil Super		21,906
August 2, 2015	Estadio BBVA Bancomer		51,000
May 30, 1967	Estadio Universitario	San Nicolás de los Garza	41,650
Puebla (PL)
June 16, 1973	Estadio de Béisbol Hermanos Serdán	Puebla	12,112
October 8, 1968	Estadio Multiva		50,754
Un­known	Auditorio del CCU[ citation needed ]		10,792
January 2005	Auditorio Siglo XXI		5,000
Querétaro (QE)
February 5, 1985	Estadio Corregidora	Querétaro	34,045
	Auditorio Josefa Ortiz		4,749
San Luis Potosí (SL)
2010	El Domo	San Luis Potosí	11,000
Sinaloa (SN)
August 9, 2003	Estadio Banorte	Culiacán	17,898
Sonora (SR)
2009	Arena ITSON	Ciudad Obregón	7,464
2010	Expo Forum	Hermosillo	10,807
1985	Estadio Héroe de Nacozari		21,175
Tamaulipas (TM)
Un­known	Expo Tampico[ citation needed ]	Tampico	11,300
Veracruz (VZ)
1970s	Auditorio Benito Juárez	Veracruz	4,500
1989	World Trade Center		11,000
March 17, 1967	Estadio de la Fuente		28,703
Yucatán (YU)
1987	Estadio Carlos Iturralde	Mérida	15,087
2000	Siglo XXI		12,000

Nicaragua

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
April 14, 2011	Estadio Nacional de Fútbol	Managua	22,000

Panama

Opened	Venue	City	Capacity
2008	Teatro Anayassi	Panama City	2,800
2003	Figali Convention Center		10,275
February 6, 1970	Estadio Rommel Fernández		32,000
October 10, 1999	Estadio Nacional Rod Carew		27,000

United States

Main article: List of music venues in the United States

Gallery

• 
  Arena Monterrey
• 
  Auditorio Citibanamex
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  Estadio Azteca
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  Estadio Akron
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  Estadio BBVA
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  Estadio Caliente
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  Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes
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  Estadio GNP Seguros
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  Estadio Jalisco
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  Mexico City Arena
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  Palacio de los Deportes

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