A Bay Area Music Landmark Since '86
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ENTER THE CLUB
Welcome to The Hideaway and Citi VIP Terrace - Your Exclusive Retreat. Enjoy our secluded lounge areas complete with premium bars, private bathrooms, ample relaxation space, and an exclusive buffet.
BEAT THE RUSH
For all you rail-riders, beat the crowds with Fast Lane Access and enter the venue before the general admission lines.
TAKE YOUR SEAT
Rent a comfortable lawn chair and settle into your spot on the lawn. The show is about to begin!
GRAB THE BEST SPOT
Book a parking spot near the entrance, and beat the post-show rush on your way out.
One Stage. Unbridled Beats
Lollapalooza
Shoreline Amphitheatre was a stop on the very first Lollapalooza tour in 1991 and hosted the famous festival for a handful of years. The lineups boasted names like Nine Inch Nails, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, RHCP, The Smashing Pumpkins, and A Tribe Called Quest.
Grateful Dead
Shoreline Amphitheatre made its debut in the summer of 1986, originally scheduled to open with a concert by The Grateful Dead. The show was canceled due to Jerry Garcia's health issues. They returned in 1987 to play our stage, and have returned to Shoreline Amphitheatre 39 times since then.
Bridge School Benefit Concerts
Established by Neil Young and Pegi Young, the Bridge School Benefit Concert is a yearly charitable event that featured all-acoustic performances. Held every October at Shoreline Amphitheatre, this non-profit concert brought together musical legends like Elton John, Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, Jack White, and Tony Bennett, all united in their efforts to raise funds for The Bridge School.
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