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Last Updated2026/2027 Concert Season
The best seats for a concert at SoFi Stadium depend on what you want out of the night. Do you want to be up close on the Field Seats, or would you rather have the comfort of the VIP Club? Maybe you want a clear look at the stage from a side section at a lower price.
We took a look at factors like view, comfort, convenience, and of course, price, to compile a list of our top places to sit for a concert at SoFi Stadium.
Field Seats
Rows/layouts change by tour
Why We Picked It
The floor puts you at stage level, as close to the performer as a ticket gets. It is flat, so taller fans in front can block the view, and the layout (GA pit or reserved rows) changes by tour.
Typical Price
$500–$1,000
Club 110–113, 130–133, VIP 111–112 & more
Rows 1–10
Why We Picked It
The first ten rows of the 100-level sideline sections: riser seating lifts you over the floor crowd, a side-on view of the stage, still close, and the Level 2 concourse with restrooms and concessions is right behind you.
Very nice seats and perfect view of any artist!! The rows were large, seats were bigger and more spaced so you didn’t feel like you were going to bump anyone next you…
Typical Price
$600–$1,100
VIP Club
Rows 1–19
Why We Picked It
The VIP sideline sections face the stage side-on from midfield, with wider, cushioned seats and the Owners Club concourse behind the 100-level rows. On football days they include food and drink and a VIP entrance: check what a concert ticket includes.
Typical Price
$400–$700
Sections 321–329 & 343–351
Rows 1–9
Why We Picked It
Easy In and Out and Reasonable Prices. The 300-level sideline sections are among the smallest in the stadium. Enjoy a side-on view from above the floor and short walks to food and restrooms.
Typical Price
$220–$350
Sections 413–421, 437–445, 513–520 & more
Rows 1–10
Why We Picked It
The 400s and 500s along the sides face the stage side-on for some of the lowest prices in the building; the first rows are nearest the Level 8 concourse, with restrooms at every corner and concessions midway along both sides.
Typical Price
$140–$190
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| Seating Priority | Recommended Sections / Areas | Why We Picked It | Typical Price | More... |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Closest to the StageField Seats | Field Seats | The floor puts you at stage level, as close to the performer as a ticket gets. It is flat, so taller fans in front can block the view, and the layout (GA pit or reserved rows) changes by tour. | $500–$1,000 | |
| Best View off the FloorClub 110–113, 130–133, VIP 111–112 & more, rows 1–10 | Club 110–113, 130–133, VIP 111–112 & more, rows 1–10 | The first ten rows of the 100-level sideline sections: riser seating lifts you over the floor crowd, a side-on view of the stage, still close, and the Level 2 concourse with restrooms and concessions is right behind you.
| $600–$1,100 | |
| Best Splurge PickVIP Club (VIP 110–113, 130–133, 218–220 & more) | VIP Club (VIP 110–113, 130–133, 218–220 & more) | The VIP sideline sections face the stage side-on from midfield, with wider, cushioned seats and the Owners Club concourse behind the 100-level rows. On football days they include food and drink and a VIP entrance: check what a concert ticket includes. | $400–$700 | |
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| Best With KidsSections 321–329 & 343–351 | Sections 321–329 & 343–351 | Easy In and Out and Reasonable Prices. The 300-level sideline sections are among the smallest in the stadium. Enjoy a side-on view from above the floor and short walks to food and restrooms. | $220–$350 | |
 Restrooms and concessions sit at the corners of Level 6, and first aid on this level is near sections 329 and 343. | ||||
| Best on a BudgetSections 413–421, 437–445, 513–520 & more, rows 1–10 | Sections 413–421, 437–445, 513–520 & more, rows 1–10 | The 400s and 500s along the sides face the stage side-on for some of the lowest prices in the building; the first rows are nearest the Level 8 concourse, with restrooms at every corner and concessions midway along both sides. | $140–$190 | |
Typical prices are the middle half of listings across 5 upcoming concerts, per ticket with fees.
| Avoid Sections / Areas | Why You Should Skip | Preferred Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Sections 100–105, 200–214, Club 106–108 & more | Behind the stage for an end stage at the north end: tours that sell these sell them as limited or rear views, and 200–214 reach only the concourse behind their own section. | VIP Club (VIP 110–113, 130–133, 218–220 & more) $400–$700 |
| Club 109, 134, 216 & more | Severe Side: the stage at a sharp angle, with speakers and screens in the way of part of it. The Side sections a few steps along cost about the same and see the whole stage.
| VIP Club (VIP 110–113, 130–133, 218–220 & more) $400–$700 |
| Sections 425–432 & 523–529 | Head-on from the 400s and 500s: the full length of the field plus the top of the bowl from an end stage, the farthest seats in the building.
| VIP Club (VIP 110–113, 130–133, 218–220 & more) $400–$700 |
| Sections 513–542, rows 11–22 | The seats are really hard to get to. You have to climb a set of stairs to access the 500s. Then you look up at another long set of stairs if you're seated at the top. | VIP Club (VIP 110–113, 130–133, 218–220 & more) $400–$700 |
Almost always at the north end. Of the shows we've mapped at SoFi, most used an end stage in front of sections 100–105, facing down the length of the field, and about half of those added a smaller B-stage out on the floor. For other shows the stage was set up in the middle of the floor, in the round. Check your show's map before you buy: the best seats change with the stage.
Not necessarily: it's set show by show. On football days the VIP Club seats include food, beer and wine, while the Club Seats include a lounge but not the food. For concerts, premium sellers say what's included varies by artist and by seat, and in-seat service varies by event, so read the listing notes. At concerts, VIP Club seats typically run $400–$700 and Club Seats $350–$700.
The floor is as close as you can get, but it's flat, so past the first rows you watch over the people in front of you. The first ten rows of the 100-level sidelines sit above the floor crowd but they aren't always the cheaper option and they require you to turn towards the stage: they typically run $600–$1,100, against $500–$1,000 on the floor. For a raised side view for less, look higher up the same sides.
The 400s and 500s share one concourse on Level 8. The 400s along the sides are just 4 or 5 rows deep, the front of the upper deck, and the 500s rise 22 rows behind them. From the sides you see the whole stage and the light show from above.
The 500-level draws most of the complaints from attendees. The upper rows are difficult to get to and the views aren't any better. They're a fine option for saving money, but not for being close to the stage.
All the upcoming concerts we’ve mapped here use an end stage. Most have reserved floor seats; Zach Bryan mixes general admission and reserved floor sections.
Every tour sets up its own floor: check the map for your concert before you buy.
