Section 107 at Toyota Pavilion at Concord

(2026 Review) - Close to the Stage: Sections 101–107 offer strong proximity and excellent views    Fully Covered Seating: All seats are protected by the pavilion roof    Great Viewing Height: Slight elevation helps maintain clear sightlines    Consistent Layout: Most sections have 22 rows (A–W)    Section 104 Smaller: Fewer rows due to the mixing booth at the back    Who Should Sit Here  Lower Reserved seats are ideal for fans who want a great combination of proximity, comfort, and protection from the elements. This is one of the best all-around options in the venue for those who want strong views without stepping up to premium seating like Boxes or Pit.  Lower Reserved Location & Details  The Lower Reserved sections at Toyota Pavilion at Concord include Sections 101–107, located just behind the Floor seating area. These sections place fans close to the stage while still offering a slightly elevated perspective that improves sightlines over the crowd.  One of the biggest advantages of this area is that all seats are covered by the pavilion roof, making it a reliable option regardless of weather conditions.  Most sections follow a consistent layout with 22 lettered rows (A–W), providing a wide range of seating options from front to back.  Section 104 Note  Section 104 differs slightly from the others due to the presence of a mixing booth at the back of the section.  Because of this, it is smaller and typically includes only 12 rows (A–M). While this reduces the total number of seats, it can also create a more compact and potentially less crowded experience.  Views from Lower Reserved  Views from the Lower Reserved sections are consistently strong across all sections.  The combination of close proximity and slight elevation allows fans to enjoy clear sightlines to the stage without many of the viewing challenges found in flatter seating areas. Seats closer to the center sections will provide the most balanced, head-on perspective.