The Fillmore, San Francisco CA

Im Fillmore habe ich das ARIZONA Konzert gesehen und das war der Hammer!
Eine sehr schöne und gepflgte Location. Es gibt einen recht großen Saal und darüber noch einen Stockwerk, um die Konzerte von oben zu sehen.
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The place doesn't allow exiting and returning.
The food wasn't good and overpriced.lastly they scheduled the main show an hour and a half after the office start time, without giving details beforehand when the main show starts.it's as if they're trying to lock you in, bored, so you'll buy more food and drinks.

Proposed to my boyfriend at the Betty who concert! He said YES! ONE OF THE BEST VENUES TO SEE A PERFORMANCE. SO MUCH LIFE IN THE FILMORE!

This is a iconic music venue with so much history and memorbilia. If the walls could talk.but they are filled with the posters of all the musicians and bands that have played at this one of a kind music venue. Be sure to get a copy of the artist posters available for purchase at any show you have the chance to see and experience at this epic venue.

I really enjoy this venue. Have only been there twice, and it's a long drive from Salinas, but the aesthetics of the place are awesome

Everyone needs to go see a show at the Fillmore. Robin Trower was my first concert ever back in 1979 at the Berkeley Community Theater and he's still as amazing as ever. I've been to The Fillmore countless times and it's always a treat to just be there. It's an awesome venue in general but it's also a living museum with an incredible history. Don't miss the upstairs with all of the posters and photos.

What a great -classic venue for concerts. Easy in-out, great views of the artist stage from anywhere in the room. Excellent bar, good service.

Love this venue. Historic vibes abound. The chandeliers, the floor surrounded by bars, the balconies and the Poster Room. It's just too cool and I can't wait to go back. We saw Lukas Nelson and The Promise of the Real. Super awesome and they played really late. Oh yeah the neighborhood is cool too. We had sushi one place and beer at another, all within a block. Yeah, I was impressed. Go.

We stood in line for 2 hours and was around 15 people from the front of the line. Literally ran up the stairs to get a seat in the balcony. We wanted to sit down, we are in our 60s. The 4 tiny spots to sit and actually see were already taken by the few that were ahead of us. So unless we wanted to stand the entire concert we were out of luck. So we sat upstairs and listened and stared at the walls. Not a good night. I tried to get pictures but had to ask if I could lean over the lucky few. Meanwhile getting dirty looks for taking to long. Thank God I didn't want to record any of it, that probably would have started a fight. I could have just listened to his music on YouTube and saved myself some money.

The show was 10 stars but the venue is 3 1/2. It's standing only and as a little guy it will not work unless you are in the front. There were many women also complaining they couldn't see.

I've been coming here for many years and this is pretty much the best place to see a concert. There's a bar quick to hand from just about anywhere in the place. Not a bad seat in the house, and the cafeteria has one of the best cheeseburgers in town. Last one I saw here was Robin Trower!

I've been going to this place since the 70's. It's just a bar that has a stage that attracts big name artists. Last night it was Robin Trower. The show was like having a party at home and one of the greatest guitar players ever just pops by to play for an hour and 15 minutes in your living room. At 74 years old he still has the exact same sound timing and feel to every not he plays or stretches. If you haven't had the pleasure of watching one of the best to ever pick up a six string you owe it to yourself. How many are still playing with the passion and talent at his age? Buddy Guy is the first to come to mind who is and I see him every time he gets close.

Great concert venue with a lot of history. The high volume ventilation above the stalls is annoying and can make it really cold, depending on where you're standing.

Such a great venue for concerts! The chandeliers make the venue feel fancier and the lighting and acoustics are amazing!

Very poor sound mixing, two mediocre warm up bands that warmed no one up, dirty sticky main floor. Really disappointing.

I love it. Go upstairs and see all the years of flyers and have a beer at happy hour.
See a show. Tonight - it's Sammy Hagar's benefit for kids cancer. And it was rocking! Nancy Wilson from Heart. What a guitar player! Oh, Joe Satriani, talk about guitar! Tom Jonstone of Doobie Brothers and his daughter. Rick Springfield, and more.
Talk about fun and history all in one!

It's standing room only. I'm a little guy and it will be tough to see if you are not in the front. The venue and music are great but no seats.