TicketHold | Field and Stream Music Festival Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Ultimate Guide to the Best Seats at Field and Stream Music Festival

The Field and Stream Music Festival, held at the renowned Lakeside Amphitheater, is a premier outdoor event blending country, rock, and folk music. With a capacity of 20,000, the venue offers a mix of lawn seating, reserved sections, and VIP experiences, ensuring unforgettable views of the stage against a scenic lakeside backdrop.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Front Pit (GA): Standing-room-only area closest to the stage—ideal for superfans but lacks seating.
• Reserved Lower Bowl (Sections 100-200): Elevated, unobstructed views with comfortable seating. Mid-range pricing.
• Lawn (General Admission): Budget-friendly with a relaxed vibe, but distant views; bring blankets or rent chairs.

Best Seats for Different Preferences

• Sound Quality: Center sections (100-150) offer balanced acoustics.
• Atmosphere: Lawn for groups; pit for energy.
• Visibility: Avoid extreme side sections (near 50/250) for skewed angles.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Packages: Include premium seats, lounge access, and concessions. Sections 101-103 are closest.
• Accessibility: Designated ADA seating in Sections 105/205 with companion seats.

Pro Tips

Check the venue’s interactive map for real-time seat views. Arrive early for lawn spots, and consider mid-bowl sections for the best value. For sold-out shows, verified resale tickets often open up last-minute!