Round Rock Amp Concerts 2025

Great time at the RR amp - went to see Oliver Anthony. Temperature was perfect. Chilled laid back vibe. Plenty of parking, toilets (although they’re far from the GA seating area!) Mosquitoes thankfully weren’t an issue that night - but I’d definitely make sure to have repellant in the mosquito season as the grass and surrounding trees would surely make it ripe for getting eaten alive!!

Came out for a Josh Turner concert here at Round Rock Amp. I will have to come back to see if it is always configured this way but it had a beer garden and the kind of tables you find in a park set up to the left and right-hand sides. Assigned seats were up front with general admission behind. Acoustics sounded fine and it was easy to find. I could easily see a few shows here. Walking to the parking from the show and vice-versa could be harder on the elderly. But, overall, this was a good evening with food options in and outside the venue.

Went to see Josh Turner at this venue and it was fantastic!! Plenty of space, open air, good view of the stage, room to dance if you want, and good options for fun-fair type food. Overall it was a great experience! Parking was a bit pricey, but I guess that’s how it generally is now a days.

Fabulous concert venue - such a cool vibe and the sound quality was incredible! We went in during a literal heat wave - heat index of 110-115 during the concert. Unfortunately, there aren’t drinking fountains of any sort and there were 2 very slow lines to purchase water bottles. Slow as in, you missed an entire set waiting in line, even longer for some. People were sweating buckets waiting in long lines for small water bottles. The venue will be even better when they have more than 2 food trucks also. We loved this venue overall and are so glad it’s in Round Rock!

Nice venue, eat before you go, food is ok, not many choices. but giving four stars because they charge $20 for parking and they have way then enough room to accommodate. There is no other place to park around there without getting towed