This place has changed names quite a few times within the past few years, but the venue will always remain the same. It's an amitheater that's distinct for the huge lawn in that back where people... More

This place has changed names quite a few times within the past few years, but the venue will always remain the same. It's an amitheater that's distinct for the huge lawn in that back where people can picnic out while listening to live music. The place doesn't look that big from the outside, but it's huge and it's a great place to enjoy a concert.
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This is where most bands play when they come into Dallas. One unique thing about this concert center is the giant lawn section in the rear section. This is a fun place to sit and relax with your... More

This is where most bands play when they come into Dallas. One unique thing about this concert center is the giant lawn section in the rear section. This is a fun place to sit and relax with your friends, just make sure to bring a blanket, you do not want any grass stains, or even worse, ant bites. On the opposite end, there is the pit right in the front of the stage. During rock concerts, this section of the center gets pretty crazy, but is a lot of fun. The food and drinks are expensive,as expected for a concert, and the bathrooms are nasty. I try to stay away from both as much as possible. Other than that, you should be able to have a pretty fun time at Smirnoff Music Center.
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Located in downtown Dallas near Fair Park, Smirnoff Music Centre is the place for massive outdoor concerts. It is hard to think of a popular band that hasn't played at Smirnoff. The stadium is... More

Located in downtown Dallas near Fair Park, Smirnoff Music Centre is the place for massive outdoor concerts. It is hard to think of a popular band that hasn't played at Smirnoff. The stadium is broken into three parts. Level 1 is the closest to the bands and the most expensive. Level 2 is farther and lawn is the furthest. The stadium is placed facing the sun so fans won't be blinded, but the same thing is not true for the band. Concerts are a blast to attend and it’s very easy to get into the music and energy of the whole crowd.
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