What are the event details for The B-52s concert at Acrisure Arena?
The B-52s will perform on October 31, 2026, at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California. This concert promises to deliver an unforgettable experience with their iconic sound and energetic performance.
What is the seating capacity of Acrisure Arena?
Acrisure Arena has a seating capacity of up to 11,007 for concerts, making it the premier indoor entertainment venue in the Greater Palm Springs area.
What are the best seating options for The B-52s concert?
For the best experience, consider seating in the Lower Bowl for close-up views of the stage. Premium/VIP areas also offer excellent options for an enhanced concert experience.
Are there any age restrictions for attending The B-52s concert?
Age restrictions may apply; please check the specific event details on ticketsindio.com or Acrisure Arena's official website for more information.
What are the parking options at Acrisure Arena?
Acrisure Arena offers parking for over 3,000 vehicles. VIP parking is available on the west end with 500 spaces, while general parking is located on the south and east ends with 2,500 spaces. Pre-purchase via ParkWhiz is recommended.
How can I secure mobile tickets on ticketsindio.com?
To secure mobile tickets, visit ticketsindio.com and follow the prompts to purchase your tickets. Ensure you have a valid email address to receive your mobile ticket confirmation.
What is the price range for tickets to The B-52s concert?
Prices currently start around $120 and can go up to $500+, depending on demand and seating selection.
What are the bag policies at Acrisure Arena?
Acrisure Arena has specific bag policies in place. It is advisable to check their official website for detailed information regarding permitted bag sizes and types.
Is there public transportation available to Acrisure Arena?
Public transportation options may be limited; however, rideshare services like Lyft are available. Lyft is the Official Rideshare Partner of Acrisure Arena.
What can I expect from The B-52s' typical setlist duration?
The typical setlist duration for The B-52s concert ranges from 90 minutes to 2 hours, featuring their greatest hits and fan favorites.
Are there any opening acts for The B-52s concert?
Information regarding opening acts will be announced closer to the event date. Please check back on ticketsindio.com for updates.
The B-52s Indio Concert reviews
Even Layla-less, Clapton puts on a memorable show.
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"I Shot the Sheriff" afforded The B-52s the opportunity to explode in a mournful, cadenced solo that started slow and then burned with dark rage as the chords progressed. It was wonderful. "Got to Get Better in a Little While" felt like an anthem to previous The B-52s shows (perhaps a wink to the audience that was here three years ago when he blew through the setlist like a minor hurricane, leaving everything topsy-turvy and empty-feeling).
The Wallflowers put on a great – if subdued; I mean, how do you open for The B-52s??? – show, and made me regret that they only got about 45 minutes to play. They did their big hits, "1-2-3 Marlenas" and "One Headlight," plus a few other songs I hadn't realized were by them, and a new number, "Love is a Country," that likewise sent me to iTunes right away when they left the stage.
The B-52s greeted the audience with "Hello Old Friend," and that's just how it felt to be in the New Orleans Arena on Saturday night: like you were sharing a couple hours with a comfortably fabulous lifetime acquaintance who somehow manages to keep surprising you. Great concert, with typical tremendous The B-52s soloing on acoustic and electric guitars, plus the keyboard wizardry of Paul Carrack (he played Squeeze's "Tempted," as well as Ace's "How Long" and Joe Cocker's "High Time We Went"), the amazing guitar work of Doyle Bramhall II, and the steel pedal of Greg Leisz.
It wouldn't be fair to review this concert without mentioning the opening act. "Layla," it was really a shame not to dig in to this super-hit. In fact, the section I was sitting in actually booed because he exited the Arena without playing "Layla." Still, this notable absence notwithstanding, the show was fantastic. He played a little dab of everything, from Derek & the Dominoes to Cream to the more mature, emotional stuff of the 1990s ("Tears in Heaven" and "Wonderful Tonight").
"I'm not a The B-52s fanatic – have always liked their stuff without really *knowing* it. I bought these tickets as a Christmas present for my boyfriend and so went into the concert with just the hope that it would live up to his expectations and excitement about his favorite band. I mention this because after leaving the show, the first thing I did was go download a whole bunch of The B-52s from iTunes. They put on such a great show that they made me want to know their work better.
"Cocaine" closed the setlist before the encores, and had everyone on their feet stomping and singing and cheering. "Goodnight Irene," which was quite a surprise. And he nailed it all.