The Walmart AMP Concerts 2025

Amazing experience, easy parking , safety measures that were put in place kept my mind at ease. The band 3 doors down and the opening band candlebox sounded phenomenal and took me back to my teen years. Everything was clean, and organized, and the food and drinks made it all the better. If you have not attended a concert at the AMP , you are missing out. I really liked the fact my ticket and upgrades were digital which created less hassle.

I have been to many outdoor concerts and have never felt so herded like a cow and packed in like a sardine on the lawn seats. I was stepped and had beer and a frozen margarita spilled on me by people trying to to their seats that security was trying to pack in. The older gentleman working there stepped on my husbands hand and was completely oblivious and did not even acknowledge. Only when the main act started did they stop interrupting the show to seat more people. Only a 2 star because Brooks and Dunn were fabulous.

Best concert venue. I have to get handicap tickets and with most you can't see anything except the person in front of you. With the Amp being on a hill everyone can stand up and the handicap ticket holder can still see everything. The venue is easy to get to and the staff is great. My husband and I had a great time last year that we have tickets for 2 concerts this year.

It was a hot July day that wasn't very enjoyable. We were on the lawn and rented chairs, $10 each and had to stand to see anything. Waste of $20 ,bucks. As everybody stood up in front of us. Water (20oz) was $5. Beer (24oz) was $13, plus tax. Tax used to be included before ,and smallest size was 24oz. It was warm before you finished it, unless you drank it fast. Food was expensive as usual. $5 for fries, nachos, popcorn, up to $15-$17 for burgers, wraps, pulled pork, and pizza. Glad we ate at home before. Had a decent sized chunk of watermelon ($3.50) could not to eat it with a plastic fork, (NO spoons or knifes) It was hard to try and eat, so threw it away after a few bites. But the lines to the concessions (for drinks) were fast. The food lines were several minutes long, so I guess high prices make for shorter lines. I don't know why they have to gouge their guests. We went to see ZZ TOP, which I thought was the headliner. They played less than the scheduled 90 min., according to stadium staff. Plus 30 min between each set made it a long hot night, which wasn't much fun. It'll be a long time before I go back there. Until then, I'll keep going to smaller venues. Fort Smith, Eureka Springs, Springfield, Tulsa, and Kansas City have great music in smaller atmospheres. We will continue supporting local live music in NWA, as we see live local music about once a week.

My boyfriend and I just attended the Take Back Your Life concert with JINJER, Breaking Benjamin, and Disturbed. This was the best concert I've been to. The music, people, and the setup was awesome. We were up in the Lawn, and could hear and see great without it being too incredibly loud.