Where Biloxi goes out at night: Hard Rock Live, Beau Rivage Theatre, IP's Studio A and Chill, the Saenger, the Coliseum, Ground Zero and Fly Llama.

Last checked Oct. 16, 2026. Sources: each venue’s own website, the City of Biloxi’s casinos page and Biloxi Main Street’s downtown map (PDF). We list venues, not individual gigs; check each venue’s calendar for who is playing.

Biloxi’s nights split two ways. The casino resorts along Beach Boulevard and the Back Bay book touring headliners in their own theaters and run lounges with live bands. Downtown, a few blocks north, has a blues club, a brewery, pubs and the reopened Saenger Theatre. The city lists eight casino resorts inside the city limits.

Who to call

  • Hard Rock Hotel and Casino: 228-374-7625
  • Beau Rivage: 228-386-7111
  • IP Casino Resort Spa: 888-946-2847
  • Ground Zero Blues Club: 228-910-6600
  • Fly Llama Brewing: 228-207-7757

Concert halls and theaters

Venue Where What it is
Hard Rock Live Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, 777 Beach Blvd. A concert hall just off the casino floor for touring bands
Beau Rivage Theatre Beau Rivage, 875 Beach Blvd. The resort’s theater for headline music and comedy
Studio A IP Casino Resort Spa, 850 Bayview Ave. IP’s entertainment venue, with its own event calendar
Mississippi Coast Coliseum 2350 Beach Blvd. The arena calls itself the largest beachfront facility of its kind in the South: concerts, festivals and sports
Biloxi Saenger Theatre 170 Reynoir St., downtown The historic theater has reopened for concerts, comedy, orchestra and ballet

Tickets go through each venue’s own website or box office. Hard Rock and Beau Rivage post their calendars on their entertainment pages; the Coliseum lists its events schedule on its home page.

Casino lounges and bars

From the resorts’ own pages:

  • Beau Rivage: EIGHT75, which the resort calls “all-new,” pairs handcrafted cocktails with live music. Breeze Bar is on the casino floor, and LUX Lounge is a quieter cocktail lounge with snacks. See Beau Rivage nightlife.
  • IP Casino Resort Spa: the Chill Ultra Lounge, which IP bills as the Gulf Coast’s only Vegas-style ultra-lounge, keeps its own event calendar. IP also runs the thirty-two Lounge.
  • Hard Rock: live music around the resort and a pool with a swim-up bar; restaurants include the Hard Rock Cafe and Tequila’s on the Gulf. See hrhcbiloxi.com.
  • Palace Casino Resort, 158 E. Howard Ave.: Mignon’s Lounge is a full-service bar, and CONTACT Sports and Race Book has more than 50 HD TVs for game nights.
  • Margaritaville Resort Biloxi, 195 Beach Blvd., books live music at its Paradise Pier; see margaritavilleresortbiloxi.com.

The other Biloxi casinos the city lists with entertainment or nightlife: Golden Nugget, 151 Beach Blvd.; Harrah’s Gulf Coast, 280 Beach Blvd.; Boomtown, 676 Bayview Ave.; and Treasure Bay, 1980 Beach Blvd. Scarlet Pearl is across the Back Bay in D’Iberville.

Downtown: blues, beer and pubs

  • Ground Zero Blues Club, 814 Howard Ave.: open from late morning Wednesday through Saturday “until,” with the main menu until 9 p.m. and a Blues Bites menu after that. Happy hour runs Wednesday through Saturday until 6 p.m., and the weekend brunch, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, has free live music.
  • Fly Llama Brewing, 186 Bohn St.: a brewery taproom open 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday (trivia Tuesdays, bring-your-own-vinyl Wednesdays), 2 to 11 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 p.m. Sunday.
  • Adventures Pub, 132 Lameuse St., 228-207-6364.
  • Biloxi Main Street’s downtown map also lists Altered Reality Brewing, 969 Howard Ave.; The Mermaid Dive Bar, 709 Howard Ave.; and The Sandbar Daiquiri Bar and Grill, 835 Howard Ave. Check hours with them directly.

Downtown’s First Fridays, run by Biloxi Main Street from spring to September, bring arts and crafts vendors downtown. See our downtown Biloxi guide.

Getting there and home

  • Casino Hopper: Coast Transit Authority’s Route 2 serves the casinos. Check its schedule for the last run of the night.
  • Do not leave a car in the Beach Boulevard parking bays overnight: city ordinance bans parking there from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
  • More in getting around Biloxi.

What this means for you

  • Big names: check Hard Rock Live, the Beau Rivage Theatre, Studio A and the Coliseum.
  • No ticket needed: the casino lounges, Ground Zero’s weekend brunch music and the downtown taprooms.
  • Plan the ride home before the last bus.

More: date night in Biloxi and things to do this month.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the concert venues in Biloxi?

Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, 777 Beach Blvd.; the Beau Rivage Theatre at Beau Rivage, 875 Beach Blvd.; Studio A at IP Casino Resort Spa, 850 Bayview Ave.; the Mississippi Coast Coliseum, 2350 Beach Blvd.; and the Biloxi Saenger Theatre, 170 Reynoir St.

Where can I hear live blues in Biloxi?

Ground Zero Blues Club, 814 Howard Ave., is a bar and restaurant with free live music at its Saturday and Sunday brunch, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. It is open Wednesday through Saturday into the night, with a late Blues Bites menu from 9 p.m.

What are the best bars in downtown Biloxi?

We do not rank them. Downtown bars on Biloxi Main Street’s map include Adventures Pub on Lameuse Street, Fly Llama Brewing on Bohn Street and Ground Zero Blues Club on Howard Avenue.

How do I get between the Biloxi casinos at night?

Coast Transit Authority’s Casino Hopper, Route 2, serves the casinos. Check its schedule for the last run, and do not leave a car in the Beach Boulevard parking bays from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.