Teddy Swims Concert at Chase Center - San Francisco, CA
Join us for an unforgettable evening with Teddy Swims on, at the Chase Center in San Francisco, California. Known for his powerful raspy voice and genre-blending style, Teddy Swims has captivated audiences worldwide with hits like "Lose Control" and "Bad Dreams." This concert is part of his highly anticipated "I've Tried Everything But Therapy Tour," promoting his latest album and showcasing his emotional and dynamic live performances.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the ticket prices for Teddy Swims' concert?
Prices currently start around $120 and can go up to $500+, depending on demand and seating selection. Secure your tickets early through ticketsoakland.org to ensure the best availability.
What is the expected setlist for the concert?
The expected setlist will feature a mix of Teddy's biggest hits, including "Not Your Man," "Bad Dreams," and "Lose Control." Fans can anticipate a runtime of approximately 95 to 100 minutes filled with emotional performances and crowd participation.
Are there any age restrictions for the event?
Age policy varies by venue; however, it is advisable to check specific guidelines closer to the event date. Generally, all ages are welcome.
How do I secure mobile tickets on ticketsoakland.org?
Purchasing mobile tickets is straightforward. Visit ticketsoakland.org, select your desired seats, and follow the prompts to complete your purchase. Mobile tickets will be delivered directly to your device.
What are the seating options at Chase Center?
The Chase Center features several seating levels:
- Floor/Courtside: Exclusive seating adjacent to the stage.
- Lower Bowl (100 Level): Offers excellent views; sections 115-120 are particularly recommended.
- Club Level (200 Level): Premium amenities with great sightlines.
- Upper Level (300 Level): More affordable options; avoid extreme corner sections for better views.
What are the parking options at Chase Center?
Parking at Chase Center can be limited and expensive. Here are some options:
- Chase Center Parking Garage: On-site parking priced at $50-$75+. Book in advance as spaces are limited.
- SpotHero Parking in Mission Bay: Reserve guaranteed nearby parking in advance; prices vary.
- Muni T-Third Street ? Chase Center Station (Recommended): Direct light rail stop at Chase Center; $2.50 per ride via sfmta.com.
Is public transportation available to Chase Center?
Yes, public transit is highly recommended. The Muni T-Third Street light rail stops directly at Chase Center, providing convenient access for attendees.
What dining options are available near Chase Center?
Several restaurants are located near the venue, including:
- Gott's Roadside: California-style roadside burgers and shakes (4.4 rating).
- Chase Center Restaurant (Proper Hospitality): Upscale dining with SF-inspired cuisine (4.3 rating).
- The Bird: Popular fried chicken sandwich spot (4.5 rating).
Teddy Swims Oakland Concert reviews
Barry's still got it!!
Teddy Swims, a man still amazingly on top of his game, is within less than a decade of the average life expectancy of an American man. After undergoing hip surgery, I took my mother to see him at Radio City for his first of three postponed shows. She had seen him once before way back when he was getting started, and I thought this may be one of her last opportunities to see him again. Concerned that he may be too old to put up a good performance worthy of his fame (think Bob Dylan), she was almost convinced not to go. Now, it's clear to us that there will be plenty more opportunities. He still dances, makes the ladies scream, and belts it out to the back row. His voice betrays his age far more than his ability to perform, but all in all, he looks good and sounds great. His voice has certainly not suffered the ravages of time, and he still carries a refrain in a way artists half his age can only dream about. It's clear that he has the will to perform. It's obvious that he genuinely loves to perform and has a very profound connection with his catalogue.
The production was superb beyond his performance. The band and his singers were on point, and the sound and lighting were what you would expect from a world-class venue. Throughout the evening, the vignettes they did highlighting his career created a very intimate experience that felt more like a celebration of a living body of work than a eulogy for a washed-up music icon. Something you could still get on board with after all these years. For me, the best was when they played a very endearing recording he made with his grandfather when he was a young boy in an old record-your-own-voice booth before rededicating "I Am Your Child" to him. But maybe that was because I was there with my mama (hey ma!). From a performance standpoint, he earned a firm place in my concert-going memory when he came in over a television recording of his from the 70's and started duetting himself!! That was truly inspired.
Superb energy, humor, and ability to reach out and touch his audience - Give 'em hell, Teddy Swims. You still got it.