I love seeing concerts at the Greek. Such an intimate space without a bad seat in the place. I love watching the sun set as the opening act warms up the crowd and gets us ready for the main act. It's a whole vibe. The only issue I have is since the seats are on elongated stone steps, so the person sitting behind me at one show was tapping their foot on my jeans. It's not enough to stop me from attending shows there though. read more

Greek Theatre - UC Berkeley - Lewis Capaldi- amazing show - Performing Arts Near Me - Berkeley, California

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Recently attended a concert here at the Greek Theatre and had a blast. We saw a band called Royel Otis and while I don't know a ton of their music, they put on a pretty good show. Going to the Greek is always a good time. The vibes, ambiance, and sound system are so dialed in, I can't imagine a bad concert here. I've seen all types of shows (EDM, Indie, R&B, Reggae) and it truly never disappoints. On this last visit, we got there after the opener so it was already pretty packed. As I get older, dealing with the crowds and being in the pit isn't for me anymore. Luckily we were able to grab a seat at their viewing deck located on the top left of the stage. It had a few levels with seats and a bar type thing to put food and drinks on. It was honestly the most comfortable I've been at a concert. Nobody in front or behind us, and so much room! Although I ate a hefty snack before the event, I still ended up with some tater tots, nachos, and couple of beers. I think for 2 drinks and the nachos it was close to $60 with tip, so definitely normal for concert venue prices. The nacho cheese was cold but oh well I still enjoyed them. Definitely looking forward to returning in October to see Jungle! read more

WOW. The Greek Theatre Berkeley is on another level. Saw Mumford & Sons here and it was hands down one of the best concert experiences I've ever had. The energy, the crowd, the sound--everything was absolutely unreal. This venue makes every moment feel epic and somehow still intimate at the same time. Yes, drinks and food are pricey, but totally worth it for the vibes and quality. Great staff, smooth setup, and an atmosphere that just hits different. If an artist you love is playing here, GO. No hesitation. unforgettable night. read more

Déjà vu... we were here last year for our son's undergraduate graduation and this time for his +1 Masters. Not as hot as last year but just a fun and exciting. Proud of all the 2026 graduates! Go Cal Bears! read more

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The views and architecture are amazing at this outdoor venue. We brought seat cushions with back support, which greatly helped. Without cushions, the seats are uncomfortable. There's also not much foot room when it's packed. Expect to get accidently bumped/kicked when late arrivals squeeze by or someone seated behind you moves. It was a beautiful summer night when we went in September. Just wish there wasn't any smoking/vaping allowed. Oh yeah, and Teddy Swims was great! it was our first time here and a wonderful bday gift from my sister. read more

Greek Theatre - UC Berkeley - Performing Arts Near Me - Berkeley, California

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Amazing outdoor venue right in the heart of UC Berkeley campus. It matches the definition of an "amphitheater" exactly and feels classic and much older than it actually is. It was designed in part by Julia Morgan in 1903. For some reason I strongly associate this type of theater with the Bay Area. We came to watch The Pixies with general admission tickets and it's been at least a decade since I was at the Greek. The sound system was amazing and you'll feel immersed even at the very top. Depending on show time it was amazing to watch the sun set in the background. Here are some notes if you plan to visit: -If you are in the numbered seating area or general admission "hill" it's hard to leave for bathroom or drinks. You will have a lot of people you'll have to dodge. -The center walkway you cannot go beyond the line or you'll block people in back of you. -It will be packed leaving and it's better to walk a little further away for pickup. read more

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What a great place for a music venue! The sound is amazing because of its architectural design. Seats are either reserved or lawn but all seats are stone with no back to lean on. I highly suggest you bring seat pads - a very cushiony pad. And if there's no one sitting behind you, you can lean back and be more comfortable. If it's not summer, bring a blanket as it can get cold. You can bring a sealed bottle of water or an empty plastic water bottle. Not metal. You can bring small snacks as well. There is street parking if you can find a spot otherwise you can pay at the garage. Thankfully there was a person manning it so that paying/parking and exiting was easy. read more

Greek Theatre - UC Berkeley - Performing Arts Near Me - Berkeley, California

One of my favorite concert venues ever! I grew up in the Bay but it took me too long to go to an event here. My friend said they had some Cal graduations here, but my mom (another alumna) said it depended on the school. Very good acoustics. Very cool amphitheater and architecture. The audience was very diverse--families, college students, older folks, and some younger folks. Staff was very kind. The steps were pretty steep but they worked hard to be accessible and offer other seats. We didn't bring our own blankets or seats but the hard seats were not uncomfortable and we were fine. Even though the day was warm, it got chilly at night. They let you bring in empty water bottles and have quite a few water filling stations. Great accessibility via public transit (it's located on the Berkeley campus) and so many people take BART that it's safe to take it at night after an event here. read more

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located on Campus, cool ! open to public -of course tons of college students. Open seating & first come -first choice. Limited section blocked off for wrist band holders which I did not see offered when bought online. Took uber which worked out well. We Lined up before 6pm & it was already a Long line, 1st concert opening act 730pm. Concrete seats & grassy seating area at the top of venue. Allowed rate soft roll up stadium chairs & flat cushions, blankets & some snacks. Semi lenient. I did throw away a canned soda before walking in. Snack bars with reasonable priced menu items & restrooms were clean & plentiful. Limited street parking. read more

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A freaking HREAT concert venue!! They have all types of bands and musicians. It has gorgeous architecture in the Berkeley Hills. Right there at the top of Hearst street on the University of. California campus. From the Greek you can see the Campanile Clock Tower and incredible sunsets over the trees. General seating is at the upper level on the grass. First come, first serve reserving a spot. It's at an angle which can get sort of uncomfortable over the course of the show. And of course your blankets will get stepped on as people dance and walk around. I don't think they allow lawn chairs. Mid level are big step. BRING A SEAT CUSHION or your butt will hate you. But it's totally cool looking. The way the seats curve in a semi circle around the arena. And of course people in front of you want to lay back after awhile so that's a little weird. Haven't sat here in a while but I think these are reserved seats. Lowest level is called pit level. The absolute best area IMO. Plastic folding chairs are reserved seating. It is kind of right shoulder to shoulder but so what. It's a party down there! You're pretty dang close and can see everything really well. I personally like 8 rows back or your neck will suffer. Music can be loud down there. Lots of restrooms. Lots of food and drink huts. And even at least one water refilling station. Entry and exit are a breeze. My only gripe is the merch area is too small. I know all the good places to park around here. Or use a garage but getting out afterwards is a hassle. Several hot dog cart vendors after most shows. Looking forward to my next concert here! read more

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The Greek Theatre (along with the Fox Theater in Oakland) has among the best music lineup in the Bay Area. I've been to countless shows here and have gotten great GA seating each time. If you want to be in the mosh pit area, you'll likely have to arrive at least an hour before doors open. There are always lines winding outside before a show starts. It's always a fun vibe given it's an outdoor venue with curved seating, surrounded by trees and views of the city. The sound is great even when sitting farther back. Unfortunately the seats are cement and without backing, so they've never been comfortable. However, you can pack foldable stadium chairs (not the steel-framed lawn chairs), towels, cushions, etc. All info is conveniently detailed on their official website. Also notable: You're not allowed to bring metal water bottles! Unless you manage to get lucky, they will get confiscated. I saw a few college-looking kids holding metal water bottles with lots of stickers on them while waiting in line. That's gotta be hard to part with, so keep them at home. Be careful and cautious when walking up and down the stairs of the theatre. People often trip on the rugged steps and there are no handrails. Over the years, I've done any number of transportation and ways to get to the venue, including BART to downtown Berkeley and walk up the steep hill, parking in various structures (some closer than others - two are the closer, official structures for the venue, listed on the website), and using ride shares. The food prices are typical for venues, slightly on the lower end. The drinks, particularly alcohol, seem on the higher end for pricing. I've enjoyed their nachos, which include generous portion of guacamole. For sodas, they immediately open the can upon purchase. (You're not allowed to bring any in yourself.) One complaint as others have noted is the merch areas, which are discouraging. There are two locations, both of which are much too small for at-capacity crowds. One you'll see only if you enter through one side of the venue. And the other is extra small (so, limited merch), tucked away at the very back top of the venue behind the grassy area. Unlike at other venues, the merch booths are easy to miss here. read more

Great venue with multiple options for bathrooms and food. Saw Lewis Capaldi there and the show was fabulous! My only complaint was getting out of the parking garage. Seriously, people, do something about that. Nearly an hour to get out. People were out of their cars walking around. Chaos. read more

Very interesting venue. Lovely in an architectural way but not very comfortable since most of the "seating" is on a stone slab up or down steep stairs. The offering are really great so it may be worth the discomfort. This clearly was not built with transportation in mind and parking is expensive. Just getting to parking means trying not to run over a ton of peds in the area. Large screens on each side of the stage allowed everyone to get a good look at the action on stage. Lots of food and drink kiosks, some water stations to fill your empty bottle, and plenty of bathrooms. read more

Greek Theatre - UC Berkeley - Performing Arts Near Me - Berkeley, California

One of my favorite concert venues in the Bay Area! It's an outdoor amphitheater and as you go upstairs, you get great views of the Bay Area. It's also a climb when you're coming from downtown Berkeley, but it's also scenic if you walk through the UC Berkeley campus. I've watched shows from the standing room section. Most recently, I watched the Father John Misty show one level above, from the cemented seating section (recommend bringing portable cushions if you sit here, as well as the lawn area another level above). Getting in and out of the venue by foot isn't bad. I've typically taken BART coming out here, but there are parking garages and street parking in the area. read more

The Greek Theatre at at UC-Berkeley is gorgeous! What a beautiful venue. Besides being a concert venue, this is where my college graduation was held. Yes, I look back now and have such amazing memories of this place! I remember walking across the stage, just in awe that I was here. I finally graudated, haha. LoL. Besides that, I also remember our guest speaker was some famous state political official. *I should find an old photo of myself from my college days haha Anyway, I was a political science major ** specifically international relations. I still remember this day like it was yesterday (even if it was over 10 years ago, LoL). The point is, besides being a beautiful outdoor venue for concerts, it's also a place of pride for the community & Cal students alike. I hope to return someday soon for a concert. Maybe this summer? :) read more

Great place to see concert but the seats are chair tied together and a guy next to me was so large he was pushing into my seat not the greatest experience given he was also sweaty. There should be some spacing in between given there are people that might need extra space. Also upper seats above are just cement blocks so you need some seat cushions given this place is always cold at night. read more

I go to the Greek Theatre at least once a year. The last show I saw was Sarah McLaughlin last May. I brought a small backpack and it wasn't event checked. But I saw ladies with their small purses being checked. I could have easily snuck in alcohol but didn't. There are several booths inside to buy alcohol and snacks from although it's pricy. Since last year they have improved the lawn seating area. It used to be just one big slope downhill but they have broken that up with rows of concrete. You can still bring blankets to lay on the grass but you could also choose to sit on the concrete. However you will be blocking the view of someone behind you. If you are on the glass you still find yourself sliding down but not as much as before. If you can get there early enough, the last row in front of the retaining wall is great because you have something to lean on and you can even stand and not block anyone behind you. The bathrooms on top of the hill have also improved. They are outdoor stalls now with flushing toilets! No more porta potty's! Also near by is the smoking area. The only thing I would like to see is a water fountain up there too. If you are catching Uber home, you have to go down to Hearst Ave and La Loma Ave. I didn't see any signs directing ride share pick up though. read more

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My husband and I came here the other day on our 25th wedding anniversary to see Beck! It was our first time at this iconic outdoor theatre, a Berkeley landmark that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Beck played with the Berkeley Symphony and was fabulous! But this is not supposed to be about him so let's get back to the theatre! While it was a packed house, the friendly staff made entry and baggage check a breeze. We had seats at the farthest end if you faced right from the stage. I'm talking the very last seats in our row (though not the last row - we were about midway in Section 10). The cement seating was not nearly as bad as I imagined. Some around us had brought cushion seats and I can see how they would make the experience even better. But I expected poor views from our perspective and was happily wrong-- I don't think there is a bad seat in the house! Also, the sound was great! We could hear all of the instruments and Beck's vocals perfectly well! We did not get anything to eat here though we did share an expensive beer. But they allow you to bring water bottles here and have refilling stations. The bathrooms were maintained well with the lines moving quickly. Overall, it was a beautiful evening and we had a very fun night! read more

Greek Theatre - UC Berkeley - Performing Arts Near Me - Berkeley, California

Probably the coolest and most awe-striking concert venue I have ever been too. I am always amped at a chance to see a show at the Greek. It just never gets old. read more

Greek Theatre - UC Berkeley - Performing Arts Near Me - Berkeley, California

I've been to this venue several times for different artists throughout the years. Parking can be difficult. The most recent concert, I had to park a couple of blocks away and walk to the venue. It's very spacious and sound travels very well. The food could be better, but I've enjoyed all my experiences here so far. read more

My best friend and I came here to see Ethel Cain and it was absolutely breathtaking! The walk was absolute hell for two baddies in Doc Martens, but through blood, sweat, and tears, we made it up the hills and into the venue. Security made me throw away my EMPTY reusable water bottle so I was pretty sad but once we got in the pit, and the music started, I couldn't care less about that damn water bottle. Ethel was incredible and the architecture of the theater only added to the ethereal atmosphere. The beauty of the stone steps, columns, and seats is absolutely breathtaking. read more

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I've seen at least three concerts here, the last of which (Regina Spektor) had to be cut short because heavy rain and whipping wind made it dangerous for the musicians to continue to perform. Regina felt bad about ending the concert abruptly, though, so she came back out and performed two songs by herself. I'm bringing up bad weather at the Greek Theatre because despite being wet and cold and disappointed that I didn't get to see an entire Regina Spektor concert--and despite the fact that I slipped on the wet stairs running to catch a BART train and hit my head in the process (but still made the train)---I was still as happy as a clam to be at the Greek Theatre. Yes, Regina Spektor almost made it all better, but the beauty of the venue and its historic nature and the purple-light-clad trees and seeing all these other strangers listening and grooving to and loving the same music and songs I love just makes me feel different. It's one of a very few non-sports venues that fill me with tingling happiness when I arrive. I've never sat on the lawn, so I don't know how awful those "seats" are. The actual amphitheater has amazing acoustics, even without electronic amplification. It's amazing that something that was built so long ago still works, but you'll realize rather quickly just how old the amphitheater is. The concrete is old and wearing away, so it's gritty and bumpy and uncomfortable. I'm fascinated by the shells and stones they used to harden it; unlike modern concrete, you can actually see all the different-sized objects they put into the mix. I don't remember whether you're allowed to bring your own cushions, but if you are, bring them. I'm a super cheapskate when it comes to paying for parking, so I prefer to walk all the way up the hill from the BART station in Downtown Berkeley, but when I brought my dad to Elvis Costello, I knew he wouldn't be able to climb the entire hill, so I sprang for parking at the Stadium Parking Garage (under Maxwell Family Field) a little bit to the south of the Greek Theatre. The location is a double-edged sword. It provides a beautiful backdrop for a concert, but it also makes the theater difficult to access. Even the parking structure isn't *that* close to the theater. I would love to see a graduation here or even a concert or show by an artist or comedian I'm unfamiliar with. Typically, I don't go to random shows, but I would at the Greek Theatre. It's a breathtakingly beautiful place, especially if the sun sets during the show. read more

MAJOR LAWSUIT WAITING TO HAPPEN The Greek Theater is a major lawsuit waiting to happen. I'm surprised someone hasn't sued them into oblivion already. I just read about a person who sprained their ankles trying to navigate the concrete seats. Here's what I think happened: they built the place, then decided to cheap out on seats for the concrete ledges. They're uncomfortable as hell, and WTF! They could easily install seats; obviously, the original design included them. My advice: if you're ever injured in this death-trap, sue the idiots. UC has lots of money, and if you sue them, they'll have an incentive to upgrade the seats to ... seats! Morons. read more

Beautiful venue with great acoustics for concerts. The reason I am giving this place 2 stars is because the concrete steps are so steep and health hazards...literally. They're uneven, steep, and don't have handrails. I fell down the stairs this weekend and sprained both my ankles, which then turned into a hospital visit. I was treated by the onsite EMTs and doctor, but no call from the venue to discuss the matter or maybe even apologize for the lack of safety rails. I don't think I would ever return unless I bought seats on the main floor or if they finally install handrails. Attached is the photo of my grade 3 sprained ankle, the other is grade 1. Also a photo of Cody Jinks! read more

Greek Theatre - UC Berkeley - Please install handrails! - Performing Arts Near Me - Berkeley, California

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When it comes to outdoor concert venues, The Greek Theatre might be the best in the Bay. It's been a few years since my last concert here and they have stepped up their game with renovations. The new lawn area towards the top of the venue is a great addition that doesn't feel too far from the stage. Also the additional restrooms is a nice bonus. Compared to SF concert venues, parking in Berkeley is much easier. (You just have to worry no one will break in to your car) Whoever is booking the concerts here does a great job curating the events. I've seen The 1975, Chance The Rapper, Lana Del Rey, The Marias and Parcels (in October). The only con I can think of is security didn't check bags while walking in, but their was plenty of security and no one shot up the place! read more

My favorite venue in the Bay, Fillmore is a close second. Although I graduated here, my favorite memories are from concerts I've attended. I've seen so many different shows here (Jack Johnson x 2, Mumford & Sons, Noah Kahan, Vance Joy, and Taking Back Sunday) and the sound is amazing. I'm not docking a star for this, but I came to specifically complain that on Night 2 of Mumford & Sons, during their B stage acoustic set, the staff were LOUDLY clearing the recycling behind the accessibility sections. I appreciate the efficiency, but can y'all not? It's bad enough the crowd was being really annoying. CROWD: did you not her Marcus specifically ask you to STFU? (cries) Pro tips: bring seat cushions and dress warm! We also pick up food from Gregoire's and enjoy a side of potato puffs with the show. read more

Cool venue with great acoustics. It's an old venue dating to way back. The seats as concrete but you can bring a cushion to soften the blow. Limited selection on food but plentiful beer and wine options. It's really a memorable place to see a show. Highly recommended. read more

A wonderful experience at Greek Theatre. Enjoyed the celebration for Maynard James Keenan 60th birthday: Primus, A Perfect Circle, Puscifer. Rotating sets. Absolutely amazing. Great crowd, comfortable seating, food & snacks easily available. Restrooms clean. Merch lines were way too long. Lovely evening. Glad I brought jacket & a blanket to sit on. read more

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Is it petty to dock a star because I just don't like the college crowd here? Lol. Some of these kids just squeeze themselves into any space expecting you to accommodate for them (no way, I was here first!!). Also, there were two really snotty girls who walked and stood in front of me blocking my view.....I tapped one of them on the shoulder saying that I can't see and she just glared at me lol. Geezus. Well, fortunately these girls later left my sight as they pushed themselves toward the front of the stage even more as if the world revolves around them. /end rant ------------------ Anyway, about the venue itself. Pretty good sound quality though if you're standing really close to the stage, earplugs are highly recommended (I saw a girl covering her ears during some songs, poor her). All of the lower half ends up being a purely standing area and the upper half is for those who want to actually stadium-sit during the show (and not deal with a fussy crowd). ***Parking*** I've read about parking at the nearby garage being pretty pricy when there's a concert so I decided to just street park. An hour before the show there was some hourly metered street parking available within 15 min walking distance from the venue and the meters end their payment window time at 6 pm or 7 pm depending on the meter. Just gotta be a little vigilant on finding a spot. I also was able to drive out of the area pretty quickly after the concert as I assume that there would be a caravan of cars trying to leave the parking garage, which has only one exit lane from what I saw. Eh, overall not one of my favorite concert venues because the vibe was a bit of a buzzkill, but if I *really* want to see another band that just so happens to have a concert here then I shall return lol. read more

Greek Theatre - UC Berkeley - 08.17.23 Young the Giant - Performing Arts Near Me - Berkeley, California

#Weezer last week was epic! Such a great band in a wonderful outdoor setting! And tonight #Band of Horses Yes!!! So excited Ok the Greek, not a bad seat but the concrete bench's are tolerable but not optimal. Restrooms are ample, food is not great. My #hotdog at Weezer was terrible, a $9 disappointment. Parking and traffic are difficult at best. $30 at the closest garage but worth it if your not inclined to hike! But again not here for the food or the hassles, it's just a great music venue . read more

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Officially "The Hearst Greek Theater" this venue built on University of California Berkeley's campus in 1903 remains an iconic space thanks to stellar acoustics, easy parking and the sort of crowd one might expect in an affluent liberal area. Hosting two shows by Vampire Weekend the weekend of 6/15/24 and 6/16/24 both the lawn and floor were packed as the band ran through 36 songs including a karaoke-by-request encore in just over two hours. read more

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This was our first time visiting this venue for a concert. It's located at the UC Berkeley campus. There is a parking garage near by, to the right of it, if your facing the venue. Make sure you pay for parking before you get back to your car so avoid the long lines at the end. We arrived early so we toured the whole venue to get an idea of seating. It was a pretty good view, even from the top since the seating is pretty steep. The seat are cement so I recommend taking a seat cushion. It really helps. There are bar post and food post at the way top with no lines. The ones closer to the entrance had lines. The venue is feels big but it is relatively small which is great for concerts because you feel so close to it! read more

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This is one of my favorite music venue's ever! The ambiance of the city in the background, along with the old Greek themed architecture makes this an ideal location to watch any sort of music event!! read more

One of my absolute favorite venues to see my favorite artists & bands!! Always a good time.

I want to preface my review by saying that I have gone to some really awesome shows at The Greek Theatre and would absolutely go again, but there's some room for improvement on how the venue is managed and I hope it's considered because I think this is otherwise an awesome venue. Pros: great sound, great visiting acts, not really a bad seat in the house, easy enough drive for Bay Area and Sacramento folks, lots of cool spots nearby to visit before or after the show. Cons: parking! Sure, my last visit was for a sold out show but the two nearby parking garages were completely filled and closed off. I get that colleges like to encourage folks to bike or take public transportation but when you host a big act, you have to expect people to visit from out of town. It seems silly to me that the two nearby paring garages can't accommodate a show's visitors. Seems like poor planning and something that could be potentially remedied by building up. I'm not an engineer but there's a solution here that's certainly not being considered. Bathrooms: not the best, not the worst, certainly outdated. Could use a facelift and I think having some out of order urinals is not the greatest look. Benefit of a doubt - the urinal broke that day. Otherwise, the cost of getting a plumber out and fixing this would've been a very small amount of ticket sales. Seating/standing: my biggest pet peeve here. I don't know if the venue was understaffed or what but we found a spot to stand and were later told we couldn't stand there. No problem! We moved to an area where we could stand. We then proceeded to watch people go in and out of the area we were. Some watched for a few songs, some were told to immediately move. There wasn't much rhyme to reason and I watched some folks stand in the area for the better part of the last half of the set. This could have been remedied with some caution tape or more staff members or better signage. Heck, they could've just placed a few trash and recycling bins there. But if you're going to tell me to move, don't let other people go stand where I was and stay there. Especially when it's directly in front of where you made me move to. Not going to stop me from coming back as long as they keep putting on good shows but seriously, figure out the parking and standing issues. read more

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I'm slightly embarrassed I haven't penned a review for the Greek yet. I live about a mile from here and I told my husband if we don't go to at least 1 show a year, we gotta move. This spot is incredible. Located at the top of the hill on Cal's campus, this outdoor ampitheater has views of the City, nestled into the high top fir and eucalyptus trees. It's beautiful, large, yet intimate, with stunning architecture. Prices are expensive, but to be expected. They sell drinks, eats, and have a ton of port-o-potties. It's by far an incredible way to spend an evening, with hopefully that slight Bay Area chill in the area, layered up and enjoying live music. History lesson thanks to Wikipedia: Its construction was financed by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, after whom it was named. The Greek Theatre was the first university building designed by John Galen Howard. Architect Julia Morgan assisted with the design. The design of the theater is based directly on the ancient Greek theater of Epidaurus. The Greek Theatre officially opened on September 24, 1903, with a student production of The Birds by Aristophanes. However, while still under construction in May 1903, the theatre hosted a graduation ceremony with an address by President Theodore Roosevelt. In 1967 The Grateful Dead played the Greek for the first time, and went on to play 29 total concerts by 1989. read more

Oh, we loved it here! Such a great experience--but make sure to bundle up, especially since it's an outdoor concert. The Bay Area wind can be really strong! read more

One of my favorite venues in the Bay Area to see concerts! Gorgeous outdoor amphitheater on UC Berkeley campus.

I LOVE GREEK THEATRE! It is such a beautiful outdoor venue with fantastic acoustics. I love that everything is general admission. Whether you're standing or sitting, you'll have a perfect view of the stage. The Greek is about a mile walk from the downtown Berkeley Bart station (get ready for a little uphill battle). The parking garage nearby is fairly priced and about a 5-minute walk. Pro-tip: purchase parking ahead of time and save a couple of bucks. Admission into the venue is quick and easy. Honestly, there is usually no need to get there super early. The line may seem daunting but it moves fast. Vendor lines are also quick as they only serve beer and wine. I've gone to so many shows here, most recently saw my favorite band Interpol on 4/30. Amazing, as always! read more

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Never been to this theater before as a person who visits Berkeley quite often! Located in the foothills above UC Berkeley lies this great and spacious stone outdoor theater. This theater hosts a wide variety of music and school events from the Bonfire, rallies, or other schools events. In the summer months, well know artists such as Bob Dylan, Pearl Jam, and Mumford & Sons also performed here as well. Parking: Very little close by. When large events play here, the parking garage by the football field opens and a short 5-10 min walk is needed. There is also a bus that drops you off right in front of the theater as well. Theater: Large outdoor stone theater with grassy hills above the stone seats. Multiple entrances to enter from. Some complains that seats are uncomfortable as they are cold stone, so bring seat pads/blankets. Overall: A large and spacious outdoor theater with great views, unique architecture, and fun atmosphere! read more

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