11/23/06

Decent venue, confused parking

by dmenkes

My girlfriend and I came here for a Dave Matthews concert a few months ago. While the band wasn't very good, the stage itself was decent and seats were pretty cool. I liked their concession stand, even though their prices were pretty steep (like most venue snack bars). Their bathrooms were very clean and were very east to get in and out of. The one major drawback is that when it gets very crowded, they start parking people on the dirt lot in back, and it took over an hour before we could even start our engine and get in line to leave once the concert was over. I'd like to come back and watch some good bands.

• Pros: nice location
• Cons: parking on dirt lot when crowded

Grammy winners and notable rockers perform at this outdoor venue in Silicon Valley.

by Contributor

In Short
The 60-acre facility has hosted some of music's biggest names since opening in 1986. Accommodating up to 25,000 people, the pie-shaped amphitheater is situated on a sloped hillside, where all but 6,500 fixed-seat ticket holders stretch out on the lawn. There are typically 40 concerts per season, including acts such as Coldplay, Radiohead and Sting.

08/17/03

Shoreline Ampitheatre

by utah

I saw Pearl Jam at Shoreline in June 2003. overall it's a decent venue. parking is ok. too many ads plastered near the stage though kind of annoying. overall no different then any other Ampitheatre near any other big City

11/06/02

Too far away and too big

by kennyd

Venue is too big and the sound system is horrible. It's hard to go get drinks during a show and hard to get out of the parking lot after the show.

• Pros: bands
• Cons: sound system, location, lay out