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War - Band Pleasanton 2025 Ticket Info
Prepare for an unforgettable evening with War - Band at the Alameda County Fairgrounds on June 13, 2025. Experience the unique blend of rock, funk, jazz, and Latin rhythms that have cemented War - Band's legacy in the music world. From their groundbreaking album "The Musical Ensemble" in 1996 to the reggae-infused "Reggae Sun Ska" in 1998, their innovative sound continues to captivate audiences. Enhance your night with VIP tickets, offering exclusive access to special after-parties, all while supporting local charities through your ticket purchase. Don't miss this chance to witness the energy and artistry of War - Band live. Join us for a night where music and memories are made.
War - Band Alameda County Fairgrounds
Discover the vibrant Alameda County Fairgrounds, a hub of culture and community in the heart of Pleasanton, where the legendary War - Band Pleasanton has electrified audiences with unforgettable performances. This iconic venue not only hosts thrilling concerts but also celebrates local artistry through handmade craft exhibitions, showcasing the talents of regional creators. Beyond entertainment, the fairgrounds demonstrate a deep commitment to social good, partnering with charitable organizations to make a difference. It's a place where families thrive, offering educational activities for kids, serene spaces for nursing mothers, and surprises like gift opportunities or special performer appearances. Whether you're coming from Castro Valley via Highway 580 east or from Moraga via I-680 to I-580 east, your journey leads to a world of excitement and community spirit. Don't miss your chance to experience the magic, including the dynamic shows by War - Band Pleasanton, at the Alameda County Fairgrounds.