Pier Six Pavilion Concerts 2025

Sound was good. I wasn’t expecting it to be since the location is so open and there’s a lot of reviews that say it’s too loud. Location is convenient and right on the water which is nice. Also a great spot to check out the Domino Sugar sign. Staff were friendly. Seats are VERY small and super uncomfortable. A few tips: don’t spend extra on good seats, nobody cares where you sit or if you even sit at all. Most people were standing around on the sides of the seating, in between the sections of seats, and by the vendors. DO NOT PARK AT PIER FIVE. It’s $40 which is a massive ripoff. Sure, it’s close to the venue, but not close enough to pay $40 for it. Read the rules on their site about what you can bring in, they’re pretty specific about size of bags and contents. If you plan on drinking, bring your rent money. A single beer is $18. Maybe pregame? It’s a decent location, clean, free to roam around, sound was good and the staff were friendly. I’d go again, just next time I’d figure out other parking arrangements. Parking on the street and getting a parking ticket would probably be cheaper.

So nice to be surrounded by water! No screens though so you can't see the band unless you are up close. Plenty of hidden spots to get drinks and also good food trucks. Parking was $40 so definitely use spot hero instead!

Extremely cool venue located right in the middle of Baltimore Harbour. There were loads of positives I experienced at a gig here vs some recent other experiences. The security were efficient and friendly. There are plenty of food and drink options so you never really need to queue. You can navigate the venue easily. Seats have a good tiered view (although we stood all gig) Sound was LOUD Prices are same as any sports arena/stadium or gig venue. $17 a domestic beer or seltzer. Pricey but I guess we all know what we’re getting in to!

Really nice venue! Saw Yungblud in Concert! I really like how they had set it up and organized the seating arrangement. I was not aware that they had a limit on the bags. Wasn't able to take everything in that I would like. But they did offer lockers that you can put your stuff in for $15. So I was grateful for that. Just didn't realize that part. One of the security guards had said that water is not in the medical emergency. They scan your items and make sure you don't have anything on you for protection. But the prices are very expensive at this particular venue and I'm not trying to spend more money than I had to get to the event. Overall I had a really good time. Was able to get help based on seating. They even had upgraded seating if you wanted to switch which I never experienced anything like that at a concert. Definitely recommend 👌

This is a darn cool concert venue. Medium sized and a pretty good layout. The seats are baseball stadium style, but afford more legroom than a baseball stadium, which is nice. Plenty of vendors scattered around the whole perimeter, just be ready for $16 Beers. One the backside behind the lawn section and next to the water, a cool spot to hang out between shows. There also a beer stand and Porta potties back there. Plus the really good view. I almost always opt for VIP when I go to concerts, but seems they aren't configured for such a setup. I'd say the best spots in the house are "The pit" (standing room only in front of the stage), and the seating sections directly behind it. Plan accordingly if you are short... The elevation is very gradual, so seeing a show with folks right in front of you will be a challenge. Final note: If you're like me and always carry a pocket knife, leave it at home. You can't take it in, and there are kids hanging outside the gate just waiting for people to "hide" things they can take.