Sleep Train Pavilion, Outdoor amphitheater in Concord, California
Sleep Train Pavilion is an outdoor amphitheater in Concord with seating for about 12,500 people, combining covered seating sections with open lawn areas. The space is designed to accommodate different types of events with flexible layout options.
The amphitheater was designed in 1975 by renowned architect Frank Gehry, reflecting his innovative design approach. Major renovations in the 1990s expanded its capacity by adding more parking and seating areas.
The pavilion hosts a wide range of community events, from concerts to graduations, serving as a social gathering place for people across the region. This mix of performances shapes it as a cultural center in the area's daily life.
Arrive early to secure good parking, as the venue gets busy on event days. Clear signage marks seating sections and multiple entry points are available, with food vendors throughout the grounds.
The venue hosted singer Bing Crosby's final United States concert on August 16, 1977. This historic performance marks it as a special place in music history.
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