Klipsch Music Center

Love this place… Clean, safe and always a great time. Venue couldn’t be any better… the staff is just the icing on the cake!

A fun outdoor venue. During a recent trip there, the alcohol booths took a long time, and the credit card machines stopped working randomly. They need to update that and make it much quicker. It’s also difficult to leave the parking lots, but that might be unavoidable.

I’ve been to multiple shows at Klipsch Music Center and have had a great experience every time! The lawn section at Klipsch is much larger than a lot of other outdoor venues I have been to. They have large screens that are easy to see from every angle on the lawn, since seeing the stage all the way at the top of the lawn can be difficult. As for pavilion seats at Klipsch, every seat inside the pavilion has a great view of the stage. The sound quality at Klipsch is great because they have large speakers at either side of the stage. The staff is very friendly and they have a great drink selection for a music venue.
Although Klipsch is a great music venue, there are some negatives to it as well. For one, the parking is a nightmare. It may be free, which is almost unheard of with music venues, but the traffic is outrageous. For large shows, you need to expect waiting at least an hour to get out of the parking lot. They have teenagers directing traffic inside the venue parking lot and it becomes a major hassle. So, although it’s free, I would rather pay for a parking lot I could actually get out of within the hour.
Another negative of Klipsch are the bathroom lines. They don’t have many bathrooms so the lines at the bathroom can get really long. To avoid these lines — don’t go between the acts. Either go right at the beginning of the act or during. Avoid going in between or right at the end!
Overall Klipsch really provides their visitors with an amazing experience. The quality of the music and environment really outweigh the possible long waits!

Chris Brown concert. Get their early. Point blank period. And if it’s a youth fan base, be on your best denfenive driving skills. These kids can drive.
The line to get in was long and without true organization. They we’re through at the door in checking purses and body’s. However, those yellow shirts were in it for each fight or drunk person.
Great seats! I stood on the side of the lawn, closes to the exit. I was able to see the stage and each performer very well. Do know that there is assigned seating, if that’s something you prefer, just expect to pay the price to sit.
Parking free, thank you!

The venue itself is not bad, the sound is good and the screens are big and visible even if you are not sitting near the stage. The problem is that the concert was oversold and understaffed. If you purchase lawn seats, you should plan to stand the whole time. This isn’t a typical venue where you take a blanket and enjoy the show– there isn’t enough room. Most of the crowd seemed like they came for the party, not the band. I would recommend spending the extra money on a seat if you care about seeing the show.
As for Klipsch’s «campground» (if you want to call it that) — It is walking distance to the venue and easy to find but it is simply an un-​mowed grass field that they set up a few porta-​potties (which were overflowing). They did sell ice, but there is no shade, water, or power offered here so pack accordingly.

Did you pay 25 dollars for legacy parking? Don’t expect to get out any earlier… Is the show sold out? Expect to wait 40 minutes to get into the venue. Their solution is get here when the gates open. 16 year old kids should not be directing traffic like this.

After reading many reviews I wasn’t sure what to expect. But I can say now that I really like this venue. Being from Tennessee we had to drive more than 5 hours to see the show. We had Lawn seats and got there as soon as they started letting people park. We waited in line for an hour and a half and then when the gates opened rushed to our seats. Everything went rather smoothly all night. Rixton and Ed Sheeran put on a great show and I would definitley recommend this place to another avid concert goer. The only thing keeping it from 5 stars is the bathroom situation. With how much money this place generates you’d think they could afford to build a real bathroom. But all in all it was a great trip and I will definitley be back.

Good place to see outdoor music. Parking lot is a mess getting in and out of, unless you Über or take a shuttle. Don’t drive your own car if you can avoid it. Highly suggest paying the higher ticket price to get into the pavilion vs sitting in the huge lawn section which they sometimes seem to oversell. There’s no need to bring a blanket as you won’t have room to spread out if you sit in the lawn area. Plan on paying $ 12-​$ 16 per beer… Yikes.& u can’t bring in your own. They do a good job of bringing in great shows, as long as you can handle very large crowds.

Good view from the lawn. However leaving the Lana del Rey concert traffic directing was not very efficient after we got in the car it took an hour to get out of the parking lot. Also at the Lady antebellum the toilets were constantly flushing and I’m pretty sure there was sewage on the bathroom floor a worker tried to say it was mud

This place is always a great time. I’ve never had actual seats for a concert here, but the lawn is huge and I personally like the freedom of being able to wander and dance around. The music quality is good and the large screens help engage the people in the lawn. Everyone tailgates in the parking lot beforehand, but make sure you get to the front gate at least a half hour before the show starts or you will miss some of the concert. Tip: Drinks start at $ 10 (for a can of beer) so I’d say byob or bye!

A nice place to watch a show and have lawn seats! Great view of the stage…

The girls selling roses are amazing and the merch department is the best. I may be biased though, I did it for three years.
From a concert goers perspective, however, Klipsch is as good as outdoor ampitheaters come — I’ve been to close to 20 concerts here as a patron. Having been to shows in several states (and even other countries), I can attest to the fact that Klipsch has better security, parking, sound and is just generally cleaner than its counterparts.
A couple cons — I said parking was better here than other ampitheaters, that doesn’t mean the parking is good. I’ve experienced good and bad nights getting out of the lots, but undoubtedly have always been rerouted by police onto random streets afterwards — ugh.
Also, the lines for the bathrooms do get long between acts and its a crime how much they charge for water, drinks and food.

I can’t complain. It’s a great venue out in the open with fairly decent acoustics. I wonder how they manage though to squeeze so many people in… like for DMB. Besides that, you can’t not have a great time [minus over-​priced EVERYTHING].

We bought the legacy parking and still had to wait about 25 minutes to get out of the venue. Also they route you to some backwards roads when leaving. Make sure you have battery life in your phone or a gps.

What a disaster. I went for the drake vs. Lil Wayne. Place looked like it was capacity and they had only one entrance and exit. Took me 30 mins to get in, 40 mins to get to my car and 1.5 hours to leave the parking lot.
Thank god I never have to go back.

I love this venue no matter what it’s called at the time. I’ve now been three times. I always sit in the seats and never been in the lawn, but everyone back there always seems to have a good time. I’m not sure how well they can see though. The music is always so crisp and you can feel it in your bones here. Since, it is a Live Nation venue the drinks will always be high, but they’re well spread out so you never have to wait in long lines.

Great sound. Good atmosphere. etc.
I really like living so close to this large venue. For this particular concert I had a VIP pass to the Coors deck. It was pretty awesome. It’s right in the center of the lawn, above the crowd. We had a perfect view of the stage, seats, and drinks. It was awesome.
I think it’s a nice place to see shows, and ticket prices are usually awesome.

It will always be Deer Creek.
The lawn is fun and full of camaraderie. The sound is decent and the screens are clear to those of us out in the cheap seats.
Staff are always pretty decent — nice and helpful.

We see the Dave Matthews Band here every year. First, I will start by saying buy the Legacy Parking, it will save you a headache on parking from what I can tell. It is $ 25.00 and you park right up front next to the venue (right behind handicap) and you are able to walk right into the gate area. On the way out you are the first to exit, so it is a very easy in and out of the concert. We never sit in traffic even after staying to the end of the show after the encore, we are out of the parking lot in no more than 5 – 15 minutes.
We really like this venue. We always have pavilion seating here, and the sound is amazing, we have no complaints there. The sun comes in on the side of the pavilion in the evening and that can be a pain, so it would be nice to have some kind of shade on the left side of the venue to block the it.
The lines for food and beverage can sometimes get out of hand. They have separate alcohol lines in some areas, and they have added VIP lines, but sometimes the wait is a little long. They also have food carts, and sometimes food trucks (which is great) in one area but it makes it very congested with people trying to get food & drinks and trying to get to the restrooms all in the same area.
They also have the Legacy Lounge (which we usually upgrade too) a private shaded lounge with tables, fans, couches, a private bar and private air conditioned bathrooms –also worth the upgrade $ 10.00pp). This year they added the Lone Pine Lounge $ 25.00pp a table service area right next to the pavilion in full sun — only some tables have a view of the stage, but you can stand and move around if you want to see. I don’t know if I would upgrade to this unless I have lawn tickets.
Overall a very nice venue an we will continue to come here for certain shows!

I’ve been here many times to see concerts. I think they need to improve their process of getting into and out of the parking lot area. The walkways getting to the lawn can get bottlenecked and bring everyone to barely a crawl, luckily this has only happened at very popular shows.
I like the sound and even from the lawn I get a good view of the stage and if you are further up on the lawn, the video screens do a decent job of showing the performers.
All in all, a good venue to see live music.