BMO Pavilion Concerts 2025

Nice location. We went on a day where the temp was 95 degrees. But this place is right on the lake so there was a nice breeze. You cannot bring water inside, but the staff provided lots of water coolers. They also had a mist station to keep you cool. Bathrooms were relatively clean. Sound and lights were good. Plenty of parking not far away. Plenty of seating everywhere. They had outdoor couches and picnic tables. They had a spot to play bags and plenty of shade. The only downside was the food. The burgers were not good at all.

Never been at summer fest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. But it was so beautiful there so many things to see, do, taste and watch. This place and BMO Pavilion was great I finally got to see one of my bucket list groups. The seats were amazing and in my budget. The environment and polite staff are very helpful and delightful. Definitely recommend you check this place out. I’ll be back in definitely 👍🏼

Great place for a concert, sound is great and the seating is ample. For those who don't want to stand for the whole show, sit in the bleacher seats (section 9 is great), you will be able to see the stage clearly over the heads of the people standing in the lower seats. Also, come prepared for cooler temperatures (bring a blanket or a sweatshirt), it is always quite a bit colder by the lakeshore.

This is an amazing summer concert venue! We saw Louis tomlinson and had an amazing time!! Being outside and by the water really added to the night!! The light show was pretty and all the staff was super helpful!

I am a wheelchair user. The Summerfest grounds as a whole is one of the best venues I've been to for accessibility, but the BMO Pavillion stage (when visited outside of Summerfest) was one of the worst venue experiences I've had in a very long time. Every single ADA seat at this stage is at floor height (not raised up at all compared to other surrounding seats) and directly behind dozens of other rows. I had problems seeing the stage even when everyone was seated, but when people stood up there was no stage visible whatsoever. Staff had no idea who to even direct me to when I was trying to figure out if there was any kind of alternative available. The bathroom closest to my seat was also tiny, had no power door switch, and was extremely difficult to maneuver in. Honestly this venue was designed so poorly considering how new it is, and it really had the potential to be as beautiful and as accessible as the rest of the Summerfest grounds. Super disappointed, and I don't think I'll be back. Pic in daylight is from my original purchased seats, in the ADA area at the back of section 4 closer to center (this was the during the opener, and there was still no stage visible even with loads of seats empty). Pic in the dark is from reserved area at the back of section 5 (literally the only other place staff could offer to move us to), where I could sometimes catch glimpses of the band on stage.