AT&T Park (San Francisco, CA)
Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year Kenny Chesney brings his Sun City Carnival Tour to San Francisco's AT&T Park. Multi-platinum recording artist Chesney will share the bill with some of country music's biggest names, including 2009 Grammy Award winners Sugarland, ACM Album of the Year winner Miranda Lambert, and ACM Group Award winner Lady Antebellum.
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The last date listed for Kenny Chesney's Sun City Carnival Tour was Saturday July 18, 2009 / 5:30pm. (view all dates)
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Although disappointed Sugarland wasn't there, Kenny Chesney put on a great show. AT&T is perfect for an outdoor concert; the sound is really good. Saw the Rolling Stones there a few years back and remember the sound being a little weak, but Saturday nights show was great! And not too cold or windy; much better weather than a normal Giant night game.
I was very thankful to Goldstar that I was able get good seats this year, however the line up for the concert wasn't as good as last year. I very interested in seeing Sugarland and they didn't show. Instead the other acts (Miranda Lambert & Lady Antebellum) extended their sets, but I didn't know very many of their songs. Of course Kenny gave a great performance with a lot of energy, but he didn't give an encore.
My friend and I attended the concert at AT&T Park in San Francisco. Kenny puts on a terrific and very energetic show. I would attend another of his concerts but not at AT&T Park. The way he ended the show was a bit of let down though - if he did an encore, it wasn't obvious that's what it was. We missed Lady Antebellum due to traffic and Sugarland was a no-show due to illness. Miranda Lambert did a good job. Our seats through Goldstar were very good and the Park itself is very nice.
The down side is that the acoustics in AT&T Park are not the best - you couldn't understand any of the words being sung. That was a downer for someone who is not familiar with the songs. If I attended a concert there again, it would have to be a performer that I was a huge fan of and that person/group wasn't appearing anywhere else within driving distance of Sacramento.
Last years concert was much better, but for $60 tickets from Gold Star it was well worth it.
Loved the concert. However, Sugarland was suppose to perform this evening and we were not notified that she had vocal problems until the night of the concert! However they offered a full refund that we did not accept. I would definitely go again and purchase through goldstar. Tickets weren't lawn tickets but they were 18th row.
Oh, so many things to say. It was a definite bummer that Sugarland was not there, they were the sincher for my purchase of the tickets. However, I did find metered parking ($1.25 until 6 when it was free) compared to the $30 parking fee. Overall, the bands who did play were great, it was VERY CROWDED, I have never seen such lines. There were a group of youngins doin' it up around our seats which was fun for them, not so for us but at the end of the day, I had to be grateful to be there, see Kenny and crew, and be in such a great Park with so many amenities to offer. Enjoyed.
outdoor concert...was awesome! great seats...
Bought lower level seats that were no better than upper level because the stage was so far away you still had to watch the concert on the screen. Floor seats are the only way to go if you want to see anything. Venue was fun but unprepared for a predominantly female crowd. Bathroom wait times were greater than 1 hour. Sound was horrible at 3rd base seats.
Being San Francisco it was Cold. we had to wait an hour between events. Surgarland didn't preform she wore herself out during rehersal next time don't rehearse save it for the fans
The venue was great because there are not many large concert venues in San Francisco. The negative comments I have are that the acoustics were not amazing. If you didn't know the words to the songs, you would have no idea what the artists were saying unless you were in floor seating. We were in lower section and it was really muffled. Second negative was that Sugarland cancelled. I know a lot of people were excited to hear them. Third negative is that the restrooms were extremely overcrowded. The lines were ridiculously long and when we followed signs to restrooms located elsewhere in the park, they were closed or access was blocked. If you were on the lower level seating, it was impossible to move when you went to concessions. If you had food or beverage in hand, you were lucky if you got to your seat without losing half your drink or leaving ketchup on someone you bumped in to.
All in all, thrilled to get a deal through Goldstar but think ATT Park could work on the logistics a bit.
The positives are that the public transportation options are great, with CalTrain right outside. Also, there are a ton of great restaurants and barsto go to before and after the events.
Acoutisics poor in ballpark making lyrics difficult to understand; show better suited to large indoor areana/auditorium.
Great opening acts; special effects very much appreciated; Chesney the performer did not over power Chesney as an artist - tremendous variety of song writing.
We received good seats with a good price from Goldstar, so very happy with that. Probably will not attend another concert at AT&T park. It was very frustrating trying to watch the show with the amount of people walking up/down the aisle ways and too many people not really there to watch the show. They seemed more interested in chit chatting with their group of friends, but more so frustrating was too many obnoxious people. It really took away the fun for me in watching the show. I would definitely recommend taking BART. Getting across bridge took a very long time and parking was a nightmare. Also getting through the mob of people in the concession area to get to the bathroom was horrible, not to mention the length of the line to use the bathroom. It was the most disorganized set up that I have ever been to.
The seats were Great!! The sound system at ATT was horrible. When Lady ANnabelle and the other band played it was not clear. Of course it seemed better when Kenny came on. Or I just know all his songs so it didnt bother me. Don't know if sitting on the field would of been better?
It was great! Too bad Sugarland didn't show.
It was amazing, except that Sugarland didn't perform. Other than that everything was great!
Goldstar provided great seats! The concert was awesome.
Goldstar seats were great, lower box with a good view of the stage.
Kenny Chesney in concert? Lame. 10 minute Corona commercial to start the concert, 80 minutes of music with 1 encore song, then 15 minutes of him signing shwag for people in the front row while the band played backup. Seriously not worth the $$ or having to deal with all of the drunks at AT&T....
At great concert and a fun night...except for the bathrooms!
This concert was amazing! I had such a great time. I was quite disappointed with Sugarland not performing but I understand a loss of voice.
His setlist was great - upbeat, exciting, songs everyone wanted to hear, etc! I enjoyed him coming in from the chair overhead. Very exciting. Overall his performance was very fun and very worth the money paid for tickets.
Also did anyone else see Kenny walking around the stadium before the start of the concert? My friends and I were lucky enough to snag a few pictures with him. Or a very good imposter!
Kenny Chesney is a concert I never like to miss and this concert kept me wanting more!
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Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year Kenny Chesney is returning to AT&T Park. AT&T Park will be the only MLB ballpark stop for Chesney's Sun City Carnival Stadium Tour in 2009.
Chesney's San Francisco show will feature a line up of some of country music's biggest names, including 2009 Grammy Award winners Sugarland, ACM Album of the Year winner Miranda Lambert, and ACM Group Award winner Lady Antebellum.
Fans will be treated to more than five hours of country music in the biggest country show to return to the Bay Area for a second consecutive year.