St. Paul and The Broken Bones at Greek Theatre ? Los Angeles: FAQs
When is St. Paul and The Broken Bones performing at the Greek Theatre?
St. Paul and The Broken Bones are scheduled to perform on, at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, California. Check your ticket details for the event's listed start time and plan to arrive early for entry.
What kind of music can I expect at the concert?
St. Paul and The Broken Bones are known for a lively blend of soul, Southern rock, and roots music. Although the event is listed in the country and folk category, expect a spirited, band-driven live show rather than a strictly country performance.
How long does a St. Paul and The Broken Bones concert typically last?
Concert length can vary, but a headlining performance commonly runs about 90 minutes to two hours, not including any opening act. The schedule and set length for this date have not been confirmed, so check event updates closer to October 4.
Is there an opening act?
An opening act has not been confirmed in the information available for this event. Review the event listing and Greek Theatre updates before the show for any announcements about supporting performers or schedule changes.
What are the best seats at the Greek Theatre?
The best choice depends on your priorities. Center sections closer to the stage offer a more direct view, while elevated seats can provide a broader perspective of the performance. Check the seating map for the exact layout and available sections before selecting tickets.
Are there seats with a less desirable view?
Seats at the far sides or toward the back may offer a more angled or distant view than centered sections near the stage. Sightlines vary by seat and event setup, so review the seat location and any view notes before purchasing.
What are the parking options at the Greek Theatre?
The Greek Theatre is in Griffith Park, where venue parking is available for many events but can fill up. Check the venue's official event-day parking information for current availability, access instructions, and fees. Arriving early can make parking and entry less stressful.
What is a useful parking tip for the Greek Theatre?
Allow extra time for Griffith Park traffic and follow event staff directions rather than relying on a last-minute arrival. If you are considering rideshare, confirm the designated pickup and drop-off location in advance, as traffic patterns can change on event nights.
Can I take public transportation to the Greek Theatre?
Los Angeles Metro service can help you reach the Griffith Park area, but the Greek Theatre is not directly beside a rail station. Check current Metro routes and schedules, then plan for a connecting bus, rideshare, or walk where appropriate. Allow extra time for the final leg of your trip.
What is the Greek Theatre's bag policy?
Bag rules may vary by event and can change. Check the Greek Theatre's current entry policy before leaving home, including permitted bag sizes and any restrictions on backpacks or other items. Traveling with only essential belongings can help speed up security screening.
Are there age restrictions for this concert?
No age restriction has been provided for this event. Confirm the Greek Theatre's event-specific age policy before purchasing tickets, especially if attending with a child or teen.
How much do St. Paul and The Broken Bones tickets cost?
Prices currently start around $45, with available tickets potentially ranging to approximately $180 or more, depending on seat location, availability, and market demand. Prices can change, so compare current listings before completing your purchase.
How do I get mobile tickets purchased through longbeach-tickets.com?
Delivery methods and timing can vary by listing. Check the ticket details before checkout and monitor the email address associated with your order for delivery instructions. If tickets are mobile-only, use the link or instructions provided to access them on your phone and bring a charged device to the venue.
Are tickets purchased through longbeach-tickets.com legitimate?
longbeach-tickets.com provides access to ticket listings and purchase support. Review the listing details, order terms, and applicable ticket guarantee before checkout, and keep your confirmation email for reference. Ticket availability and delivery timing may vary by seller and event.
St. Paul and The Broken Bones Long Beach Concert reviews
Not What We expected
We watch all the videos of St. Paul and The Broken Bones and are huge fans. We were expecting something similar to the videos they have become known for since that is their entire brand.
The "trick shots" they did live were throwing a football at a target about 30 yards away, shooting basketballs into an over-sized hoop and trying to cut a certain amount of lemons within 60 seconds (seriously). Most of the night consisted of trick shot videos and skits that were so boring and bad that they belonged in a local VBS. Be warned that the only real trick shots you will see for the first 2 hours are all done in videos they show on the screens.
I just wished the entire evening included this type of fun! The only time anything fun happened was the final 5 minutes when they did a competition that included some fun trick shots.
But the best trickshot was getting me to buy tickets for this. Like I said, we love St. Paul and The Broken Bones.