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Best Concerts in Salem

Real videos of Concerts in Salem — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Salem Civic Center

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    VersatileCommunity-focusedEntertainmentLarge auditoriumCommunity eventsExhibition spaces

    About the venue

    Salem Civic Center, located on Roanoke Boulevard in Salem, Virginia, is a multi-purpose venue that hosts a variety of events, from concerts to community gatherings. Established in the early 2000s, it features a large auditorium and exhibition spaces suitable for a range of activities. Regular events, including trade shows and family-friendly activities, make it a hub for entertainment and community engagement. The civic center’s central location adds to its accessibility for residents and visitors alike.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a concert scene from the audience's perspective, focusing on the stage where a band is performing energetically under dynamic red and white lighting. Large screens flanking the stage display abstract visuals synchronized to the music's rhythm. The crowd remains relatively still during this segment.

    1001 Roanoke Blvd

  2. Canobie Lake Park

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    Family-friendlyAmusementSeasonal eventsHistoric ridesWater attractions85+ rides

    About the venue

    Canobie Lake Park has been a beloved amusement destination in Salem, New Hampshire, since it opened in 1902. Covering over 200 acres, it features more than 85 rides and attractions, including historic coasters and water rides. The park also boasts a variety of food options from classic carnival fare to sit-down dining. Families frequent the space, particularly during the summer months, due to its wide-ranging attractions suitable for all ages. Unique seasonal events further enhance the park's charm.

    What the videos show

    A woman in a blue sequined top and black shorts is singing on stage with a microphone. She is backed by a large screen displaying fireworks-like graphics against a dark backdrop. The camera pans slightly to the right, revealing more of the stage and the audience sitting at the bottom left corner.

    85 N Policy St