Lonestar Amphitheater

"Fabulous location, we ride shared in. (recommend). Little to no shade,9$ beer.drink water, 70%grass seating on Knolls. Not a problem for us. Bring a low chair, blanket, umbrella, big hat. Aspirin and sunscreen. Our 1st time there, we were sun cooked. And the concert was still amazing."

"Nope. Came for the 1st time, we HAD to park 1 mile away, and literally walked alongside the hwy, to get to the gate. Walking up, place was filthy. Trash and beer cans thrown all over. Almost every trash can I saw was overflowing. Was groped by someone who clearly does not know how to do a pat down. I’ve gone to LOTS of venues and never had to get “patted down”. People are basically on top of each other, you could barely walk, much less sit on the grass. Drink lines were super long and slow. Coors beer cold, Michalob Ultra HOT. I’ll stick to venues with air conditioning and seating."

"I love the Amp... Concerts are always awesome and beer is always cold!!!"

"An older Lubbock venue. From locals, in the process of renovation. Bathrooms are functional, usually port o potty are available. Today's festival the alcohol prices are reasonable for venues. Most are hillside grass seating, fairly large pit area. Despite the asthetics, sounds GREAT for music!! Can't wait to see the improvements."

"This venue deserves 0 stars. We arrived an hour early for the PTV and I Prevail show. After parking almost a mile away and walking to the venue, we had to wait in line for over an hour in a mile long line. Someone suffered a heat stroke right behind us in line. We weren’t even 1/4 through the line when the first of four bands started. After FINALLY getting to the door, we were GROPED by “security” (their untrained staff) and finally got into the show. We were LUCKY to see the final two bands play after “listening” to the first two while in line. Towards the end of the line, we could see that the venue was almost entirely empty but the line was still wrapped over a mile long. During the shows, it was impossible to leave to get water or anything from how packed it was. During PTV, over half the attendees were still in line. There were people passing out in the crowd every 5 minutes and the band crew/attendees were more effective in getting people out. The acoustics and sound quality was way below par. During I Prevail, I was nearly passing out from dehydration and heat exhaustion so I left to get some water. They were OUT of water and the bartender told me they had NO RUNNING WATER! I was given a cup of ice from the well and it literally saved me. Overall, everyone who purchased tickets and the bands themselves deserved better. The show was incredibly oversold and understaffed. Worst venue experience of my life. I’ve waited almost a decade to see PTV live and honestly wish I wouldn’t have driven 8 hours from east Texas to see that show. Should have gone to dallas or OKC."