The Pavilion at Star Lake Seating Chart

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Noah KahanMay 29
Robert Plant and Alison KraussJun 15
New Kids on the BlockJun 19
Hootie and The BlowfishJun 29
Tyler ChildersJun 30
Red Hot Chili PeppersJul 2
Third Eye Blind and YellowcardJul 9
Barbie The Movie In ConcertJul 10
Chris StapletonJul 12
Bret MichaelsJul 13
Sam HuntJul 20
HozierJul 29
Styx and ForeignerJul 31
Dan and Shay with Jake OwenAug 2
CreedAug 3
Jason AldeanAug 10
Kidz Bop Live!Aug 16
Tedeschi Trucks BandAug 17
Doobie BrothersAug 20
Cage The ElephantAug 29
Rob Zombie and Alice CooperSep 3
James Taylor and His All-Star BandSep 7
Staind and Breaking BenjaminSep 10
Outlaw Music Festival - Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, John MellencampSep 14

Seating Chart for Concerts

The Pavilion at Star Lake concert seating charts vary by performance. This chart represents the most common setup for concerts at The Pavilion at Star Lake, but some sections may be removed or altered for individual shows. Check out the seating chart for your show for the most accurate layout.

The Pavilion at Star Lake Seating Chart With Row Numbers

The Pavilion at Star Lake Seat Numbers

Seat numbers at The Pavilion at Star Lake go from right-to-left. When seated looking at the stage the lowest seat number (usually seat 1) will be on the far right of each section. In the front of the pavilion the seat numbers will vary in sections 1-3 and the Pit.

In sections 1 and 3 the number of seats in the first few rows is three seats in the first row and six seats in the next two rows. The longest rows in sections 1 and 3 have 27 seats in them, so fans sitting in these sections can expect to have longer rows in the back and shorter rows in the front.

The number of seats in the Pit and section 2 will be similar since the Pit is typically right in front of section 2. The seat numbers will range from 23 seats in a row up to 41 seats in the longest row.

Sections 4-9 are the biggest sections at The Pavilion, and the rows will have lots of seat numbers. The smallest rows will have 19 seats in a row, while the longest rows will double that and have 38 seats in a row. Like most amphitheaters the higher the row, the more seats in that row.