Humphreys Concerts By the Bay Concerts 2025

First time at Humphrey's for The Teskey Brothers, and it was beautiful. Great venue, parking was very easy ( which is not usually the case in San Diego), and the entrance was very well organized and quick access to inside the venue. Drinks were normal priced, staff very friendly, and we ( my wife and I) had an absolutely great time! The fake grass ( lawn area) was well taken care of, and the stage was very easy to see from anywhere you wanted to stand. The sound was superb, and the show was unforgettable. We will definitely be coming back.

Great concert venue with plenty of drink options. Not a bad seat! Food options could be expanded, or just eat before you get here.

Lousy seats but had a great time seeing THE AUSTRALIAN PINK FLOYD. AND went again for Alan Parsons and even though I am thin, it is so crowded in these lousy plastic chairs. I feel bad for the larger people squished together. THESE CHAIRS SUCK. Took off 2 stars.

Intimate, beautiful outdoor live music venue on the shore of San Diego Bay with amazing views of the hillside lights of Point Loma. Excellent sound and stage lighting provided a great concert experience. We saw Yacht Rock Revue play a fantastic show to a sold out house of about 1400 patrons. The weather was typical San Diego perfect all evening, of course. Note that the venue runs rain or shine and does not allow umbrellas. That said, you can likely expect 70 degrees and zero chance of rain, year round, in this beautiful Mediterranean climate. Parking was convenient and ample in the venue vicinity. You can snag free parking across the street in the public bay parking lots if you get there early enough. I’d recommend 2 hours early, if possible, to easily find a free parking spot. Otherwise, the venue has some on-premise parking for $25 with spots literally steps away from the venue entrance. Doors opened 1 hour prior to the concert start time. While we had a fantastic and memorable evening, I had to knock 1 star off my rating due to the extremely tight seat spacing and uncomfortable, cheap, folding plastic chairs. The venue made an obvious effort to cram as many people into its small footprint which made it nearly impossible to move your arms and legs. The spacing between rows was absurd! The entire row practically had to exit the row just to allow anyone to pass through to their seat or visit to the bar or restroom. Oh, and prepare for $30 mixed drinks. On the bright side, there were roaming drink serves who walked the floor aisles. The venue also sold hot dogs and popcorn at the bar area. I’m sure they could up their game on the food front, but that’s not why we were there. All in all, this venue could easily be one of the best if it fixed its seating situation. Simply raise the ticket fee a few dollars and eliminate 400 seats. The experience would be elevated to the highest level.

The outdoor part of the venue itself is fine, performers are great. My issue was with the restrooms not having soap, not being cleaned during events, the parking fee has to be paid in cash, and the pos systems need to be updated.