Daytona Beach Bandshell, Open-air theatre in Daytona Beach, United States.

The Daytona Beach Bandshell is a 48 by 114 ft open-air amphitheatre built of natural coquina rock on a concrete foundation, seating 4,500. It stands on Ocean Avenue north of Main Street and Atlantic Avenue, with the ocean behind the stage.

Construction started in 1936 as a joint effort between the city and federal government, finishing in 1937. The project emerged during a period when public structures were being built to provide employment and improve communities.

The structure serves as a gathering place where residents and visitors come together for live music throughout the summer season. This regular meeting point has become woven into the local social fabric, creating a reason for people to visit the beachfront on specific evenings.

The bandshell seats 4,500, with a capacity of 5,000 for events. It stands on Ocean Avenue just north of the Main Street and Atlantic Avenue junction, with the ocean behind the stage. The boardwalk area also holds a clock tower, kiosk, concession facilities and restrooms.

The structure earned recognition in 2012 from the American Institute of Architects Florida Chapter for its architectural merit. This acknowledgment highlights that the building serves as a designed object of lasting significance beyond its function as a performance venue.