San Francisco Symphony Tickets

Celebration with fabulously talented musicians of the SFS, rousing and celebratory music, very entertaining and funny singer Jessica Vosk who sang pieces from Wicked. On a serious note, I loved the addition of Bowie's "Heroes"and of course, tribute to audience members who have served. The shoreline location is great for families because of the space, various food choices, and little kid activities. We sat in the seated area because I wanted to see the performers on stage, and was able to see them easily, but there are also large screens for people further back. Great fireworks also.

We come every year, and every year we find a new strategy for parking. Once again, I am convinced that the people directing traffic only make things worse. This time, we chose to pay for premier parking. It took over an hour to get into the lot. Exiting from premier is certainly better than dealing with the mess on Shoreline on the way out (took about 20 minutes). I was also disappointed that Shoreline removed the Reserved Lawn section this year. It took a lot of stress out of finding a spot on the lawn, though the higher lawn spots are better for fireworks viewing. SF Symphony is a joy, and the show itself is always fun.

Experiencing the SF Symphony on July 4th was amazing. The symphony was fun, reverent and phenomenal! A wonderful way to spend the holiday, 10/10, highly reccommend.

Overall the show was good as we've gone several times over the years but started later than expected and the comedian who opened was just ok

We have been going to this event for years and have never been disappointed. The combination of the Great San Francisco Symphony and the thrill of live fireworks together make for a wonderful Fourth of July celebration. We will continue going back to this wonderful event to celebrate our countries birthday.

The Symphony and fireworks were fine, the rest of the experience was awful. My family has attended and enjoyed the July 4 SF Symphony concert and fireworks at Shoreline Amphitheater many times and enjoyed it. This was our first time in a few years and first time since Live Nation took over management. It's probably the last time, too. Handicapped parking was a big hassle, the concert started over an hour later than the advertised time. Everything was grossly overpriced, the food was awful, food lines were long and moved very slowly because the servers and kitchen staff were clearly poorly trained (if at all), inexperienced, didn't know what they were doing, and had to keep consulting with others including on something as simple as printing a receipt. Ditto for the people directing traffic. It took over an hour to go the mile to the freeway, most of it sitting in unmoving traffic. This was clearly the case of a monopolistic, greedy, and uncaring corporation ruining what used to be a very pleasant experience.

This is our 3rd time, over 15 years, spending July 4th with the SF Symphony. It’s always a wonderful show. The Symphony is world class and music choices were great. Jessica Vosk is an awesome soloist but I particularly liked the opening Copeland composition, An Outdoor Overture. And finally, the fireworks were amazing,

SF symphony fourth of July concert was amazing. A great choice of music, a great singer and an amazing fireworks display. Was a wonderful evening. Only issue is it takes a very long time to exit the parking lot, but that is to be expected with the amount of people the amphitheater holds.

Last year was better. This year, the set list was only about 45 min. The singer was just ok. The comedian tasked to fill in 30 minutes before the concert was boring and completely out of place. At least Outwater didn’t tell us how great his symphony is about 28 times.

We really enjoy the fun selection of songs that are arranged for this special event. It’s super cool to hear old favorites in a new way. Thanks for everything.