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Grand Rapids Symphony Devos Hall Tickets & Info
Experience an unforgettable evening with the Grand Rapids Symphony's performance of 'Bob Bernhardt: Sounds of Laurel Canyon - 60s & 70s Rock Legends' on May 2, 2026. This concert promises a vibrant tribute to iconic rock hits from the 1960s and 70s, expertly conducted by Maestro Bob Bernhardt. The Grand Rapids Symphony, renowned for its exceptional musicianship and dynamic performances, offers attendees an immersive musical journey through legendary hits by artists like The Byrds, Joni Mitchell, and The Doors, all brought to life with rich orchestral arrangements. The event takes place at a venue celebrated for its superb acoustics, ensuring every note resonates beautifully. Whether you're a lifelong classical music enthusiast or a casual fan of rock classics, this concert provides an engaging experience for all. Don't miss your chance to be part of this sensational night—secure your tickets now and join a lively crowd of music lovers eager to celebrate the timeless sounds of the 60s and 70s with the Grand Rapids Symphony.
Grand Rapids Symphony Concerts Devos Hall
DeVos Hall in Grand Rapids is a renowned cultural landmark that actively contributes to community arts education through various outreach programs. The venue has a rich history of hosting major events, such as the 2006 Broadway production of The Lion King, which drew audiences from across the region and showcased its exceptional acoustics and stage facilities. In 2019, DeVos Hall served as the site for the state music conference, bringing together educators and performers to celebrate and promote musical excellence. As a central hub for Grand Rapids' vibrant cultural scene, it frequently hosts local festivals and prominent concerts, including performances by the Grand Rapids Symphony. Audience members can enjoy select seating options with added perks like early entry or VIP treatment, while the Right Side Orchestra provides a unique perspective of the stage for those seeking a different viewing experience. Conveniently accessible by car via I-196 from the north or on foot from the main bus terminal, DeVos Hall remains a pivotal venue for Grand Rapids Symphony events, including the upcoming 'Sounds of Laurel Canyon - 60s & 70s Rock Legends' concert, ensuring a memorable experience for all music lovers.
Best Value Tickets
The most affordable and accessible options are the Section BAL, Row K tickets at $44 each, offering an excellent view of the orchestra and stage area from the balcony. Additionally, the Section ORCH, Rows A and B at $44 provide close-up views with great acoustics, making them ideal for a high-quality experience without a premium price.
Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)
The Section MEZZ, Rows M and F at $44 and $81 respectively, offer a balanced view with good acoustics and reasonable prices. Row M provides a central perspective of the stage, while Row F offers a slightly elevated view, both with ample availability.
Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)
Premium or last-minute options include the Section BOX seats in Row 6 and Row 3 at $209, offering an exclusive viewing experience with private box seating and excellent sightlines. The Section DRSS, Rows A and B at $209 also fall into this category, providing close proximity to the stage and premium acoustics, ideal for special occasions or immersive listening.
Premium or Last-Minute Tickets
The Section LOGE, Rows A and B at $117, are premium options with good vantage points, close to the stage but slightly elevated, ideal for those seeking a high-quality experience. The Section MEZZ, Rows A-C at $125 also fall into this tier, offering a balance of view and exclusivity.
Differences in Sections & Views
- Balcony (BAL, Row K): Elevated, good for panoramic views, ideal for budget-conscious attendees.
- Orchestra (ORCH, Rows A & B): Front and center, closest to the stage, offering the most immersive experience.
- Mezzanine (MEZZ, Rows A-C): Elevated but closer than balcony, balanced acoustics and view.
- Loge (LOGE, Rows A-D): Slightly elevated, offering clear sightlines and proximity to stage action.
- Boxes (BOX, Rows 3 & 6): Private, side-stage views with luxury seating, perfect for a premium experience.
Unique Notes & Recommendations
- ADA Accessible: Available in Section BAL and DRSS, with wheelchair access and delivery by May 2, 2026.
- Row Differences: Lower rows (A & B) in the ORCH and DRSS sections provide the closest view, ideal for detailed listening and stage visibility. Higher rows in the MEZZ and BAL offer a broader perspective suitable for appreciating full-stage orchestral arrangements.
- View & Experience: Seats in the ORCH sections provide the most intimate experience, while the MEZZ and BAL sections offer scenic panoramic views. Box seats give an exclusive experience with private sightlines.
- Last-Minute & Premium Choices: LOGE Rows A and B at $117 are optimal for a balance of proximity and comfort, with Box seats at $209 delivering a luxury experience.
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Parking & Directions for Grand Rapids Symphony Devos Hall
245 Monroe NW, Grand Rapids, MI
49503, US
1. Van Andel Arena Lot - 0.2 miles, $10
2. Grand Rapids Public Library Lot - 0.3 miles, $5
3. City Ramp - 0.4 miles, $8
4. 50 Monroe Lot - 0.5 miles, $7
5. Ottawa County Lot - 0.6 miles, $6