Field Seats for Concerts at SoFi Stadium

• Closest to stage: Field seats sit at stage level and offer some of the nearest views of the performer at SoFi Stadium concerts.
• Temporary layouts: Because the stadium is multi-purpose, floor setups are temporary and vary from show to show.
• Two ticket types: Reserved lettered/numbered sections, plus GA Floor or Pit sections on certain performances.
• No row elevation: There's no elevation between rows, so shorter fans may face tough sightlines further back in a section.
• Seating: All reserved seats are plastic folding chairs.

Who Should Sit Here

These seats suit fans who want to be as close to the performer as possible and don't mind a temporary, chair-based setup. Reserved lettered sections work for those who want a guaranteed spot up front, while GA Floor or Pit tickets fit fans happy to stand and willing to arrive early for the best position. Taller fans, or anyone toward the front of a section, will get the most out of the flat floor layout.

Where the Field Seats Are

Field seats are located on the floor at stage level. For reserved seating, sections are typically labeled with a letter and a number: sections beginning with "A" are the closest to the stage, and sections starting with "C" are usually near the back of the floor. Certain performances also feature general admission sections without seats, accessed with GA Floor or Pit tickets.

What You'll See

Being at stage level, field seats deliver some of the closest views of the performer. Keep in mind there's no elevation between rows, so the further back you sit within a section, the more your sightline depends on the people in front of you — a bigger factor for shorter fans. The GA Floor and Pit sections are typically the closest to the stage.

Good to Know

Many fans in the GA sections arrive early before the gates open to get as close as possible. That isn't necessary for everyone, though: all GA ticket holders are guaranteed entry into the section no matter what time they arrive.