Leader Bank Pavilion - Live music venue in Boston - 290 Northern Ave, USA

The pavilion is such a nice venue! The atmosphere is fun and almost cozy — there are lots of places to hang out before finding your seats, and the food and drink layout of very crowd-friendly. I had a great time attending a concert here, and I’ll definitely be watching for more artists playing here!

We were 4th row center. What's not to like? With seats like that I would definitely recommend the Leader Bank Pavilion. I'm a Yankee from New York but we love Boston. Goose was great and so was the crowd.

Great Local Venue! Smaller setting which allows for great event views throughout. Very well organized and staffed. The entire venue is outside but seating is under a large canopy. Easy in and out access. It was our first time at this venue and we had seen Charlie Puth. The lighting and sound was great and it was a great experience all around!

Solid venue for large events in a "basically outdoors" space, but concessions are pretty absurd. - - - - - Came here for a concert on a Friday night. It's basically a giant tent, so there's always fresh air and bit of a breeze, which helps keep things cool. That said, if you come here and it's about 95 degrees, then you're out of luck. It rained before the show started, but all the regular seats are covered, so it wasn't an issue. Ultimately you get the same benefits of an outdoor concert with a few less drawbacks thanks to the coverage. We had pretty good seats, but I think any of the regular seats under the tent would be pretty solid. Honestly, even the tables and standing room in the way back would be fine (unless you're particularly keen on getting close). The sound was great and seemed like it would be from anywhere. Concessions were a bit crazy. They basically only had large beers (18 oz I think) for $18 and a 16oz fountain soda was $5.50. Like many places, they sell "Liquid Death" canned water for $6 or something, which makes me worry you can't get free tap water here. That bathrooms were clean with ample spaces; I went twice and there wasn't any kind of line or wait, at least not for the men's room. I can't speak for the women's room. We saw a concert here and everyone was standing pretty much immediately. So if you're seeing someone with some energy, expect the same. The fixed seats are a blessing and a curse: you have less freedom to move/dance/whatever, which takes a bit away from the energy. But it also helps prevent super dense crowds towards the front, which I'm not a fan of.

Great small venue in the Seaport. They’ve definitely put money into this venue since I was there last in 2018, many more options to drink (full bar in some places), food options are still limited, but the area around the venue has continuously gotten more popular in recent years so there’s a bunch of different options to grab a bite before the show! Beautiful sunsets on the water as well! Bathrooms were well kept, one even had air conditioning. We sat section 3 Row T and this was our view.

It's nicely located next to the water. Nearby parking garages. Pedestrian traffic has definitely increased with the development of the Seaport. Sound is decent. Alcohol is insanely expensive. Food variety is good and decently priced. I like being able to stand in the back.

We saw Cake and had a blast! Great venue. Watched planes taking off in the distance while listening to a great band from my highschool days. Loved being outside!!! I would watch another band here...and look forward to it!

This is a great venue. Spacious and intimate for a concert. Counting Crows was fantastic and the audience loved the show. We met some very nice people too. Ally, Chris, Nick, and Kelly thanks for company it was great to meet you.