The Suffolk

Devon Allman’s Blues Summit comes to The Suffolk in Riverhead with Jimmy Hall, Larry McCray and Laka Soul. The concert brings together blues, rock and soul performers for an evening of live music.

Devon Allman brings his Blues Summit to The Suffolk with Jimmy Hall, Larry McCray and Laka Soul. Tickets range from $59 to $99.

Spanish guitarist Benise brings his 25th anniversary tour to The Suffolk with a two-hour music and dance production. The program spans flamenco, salsa, samba and more, with arrangements ranging from “Kashmir” and “Thunderstruck” to “Ave Maria” and Vivaldi.

Lords of 52nd Street, featuring Liberty DeVitto and Russell Javors, performs Billy Joel’s hits as they were recorded. The musicians played on classic Joel albums including “The Stranger,” “52nd Street,” and “Glass Houses.”

Don McLean brings his catalog to The Suffolk for a concert marking the 55th anniversary of “American Pie,” with a program that also includes “Vincent (Starry, Starry Night)” and “Castles in the Air.” Tickets are $55–$110; public sale begins Feb. 20.

Don McLean brings his songs to The Suffolk in Riverhead, marking America’s 250th birthday and the 55th anniversary of “American Pie.” McLean is a Grammy Award honoree and Songwriters Hall of Fame member, and “American Pie” is preserved in the Library of Congress National Recording Registry.

Classic Stones Live brings its Rolling Stones tribute show to The Suffolk, featuring “The Glimmer Twins.” The eight-piece band performs Stones staples in original tunings with faithful renditions of classic songs.

Frontiers, billed as the world’s number one tribute to Journey, performs Journey’s biggest hits from the late 1970s and 1980s at The Suffolk. Tickets are available online or through the box office.

The Wailers perform at The Suffolk as part of their “50 Years of Positive Vibrations” tour, celebrating the 50th anniversary of “Rastaman Vibration.” The set includes select songs from the album along with classic tracks, with the band led by Aston Barrett Jr. and joined by vocalist Mitchell Brunings.

Five-time Grammy-nominated guitarist Ottmar Liebert returns to The Suffolk with his band Luna Negra. The concert features Liebert’s instrumental style blending Spanish, Mexican and world music influences.

Double Vision: The Foreigner Experience performs a tribute to Foreigner’s 1970s and 1980s hits at The Suffolk. The set includes “Juke Box Hero,” “Hot Blooded,” “Cold As Ice,” “I Want To Know What Love Is,” and more.

The Irish Tenors return to The Suffolk for a St. Patrick’s Day weekend concert on Friday, March 13. The trio performs Irish standards and traditional favorites along with selections from their wider repertoire.

The Suffolk presents Evil Woman: The American ELO, a multimedia concert tribute to Electric Light Orchestra. The performance features a 12-piece band with strings and song-specific video content.

Studio D’Lux performs a program of 1970s hits at The Suffolk, featuring drummer Liberty DeVitto and guitarist Keith Howland. The set includes music associated with Chicago, Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers, Toto and more, plus original material.

Step into a world of timeless romance, with a captivating show, celebrating the love songs of the legendary Nat King Cole.