Suburbia Music Festival Tickets

Alabama Shakes was pretty awesome, but they just don't have enough energy. I feel the lineup for Saturday evening should have been on Sunday. Third Eye Blind should have gone on later in the afternoon, because I've seen them play live before and they have a great energy. J. Cole and David Guetta really were awesome. J. Cole was so real on stage and David Guetta just brought the whole venue together. The music was great! I think the shuttle system was great, but for the price of the festival there should have been a lot more going on. Recycle bins, more water stations, programs being handed out, I didn't actually see a merch table....beer was way too expensive. Someone needs to call whoever put together Gentelmen of the Road, b/c that venue was put together perfectly and was well worth the money!! Only $20 more than what I paid for Suburbia.

First time events are always a toss up. The site team had the area very well organized, easy in and out, flowed very smoothly. But, like any first time event the line-up is difficult to pull off to attract a large enough crowd to break-even or profit. I don't believe the overall attendance provided this. ( Again, first time event with no track record.) I must say, had the crowds appeared, the profits alone from the overly expensive food and beverage would have covered all concerned. Second day we curtailed our spending dramatically. First comment, why would you schedule a rap group, Jung Nation, to open a show? Then in the middle of a song, tell them they needed to stop. Schedule or not, don't cut a band off in the middle of a song. Unfortunately the 100 or so at this opening group did not truly get to experience what Jung Nation had to offer. They should have been in the evening and had more time. Rap for brunch does not work. Next, work on getting the electronica/DJ improved. The closing on Sunday, as exciting and bold as it appeared initially turned into a repetitive un-inventive drone. Kept hearing the same song repeated. This was a great way to have ended the show but... My son who is fully into this genre was not impressed, felt it fell short of what could have been experienced. Big Gigantic would have been a far better choice, based on their performance. Given the performance, Twenty One Pilots should have been a closer. Awesome performance! When looking at the two day cards and then experiencing the performances, the second day had the better line-up, but again, nothing earth shattering. If there is a next year, I will be hard pressed to pay $140 plus food/beverage $200 to attend if the line up isn't significantly improved. This is the reason for giving an overall rating of a 3. You have a great opportunity to turn this into a fantastic, high demand, profitable event. Take the organizational success of the events mechanics and get the line-up to match.

The Suburbia Music Festival in Plano was amazing!! The bands were eclectic and spanned a wide variety of musical genres. Oak Point Park was a beautiful and ideal setting, although, more shade would have been nice for the unseasonably hot temperatures. There were hardly any lines for food, drinks, restrooms, etc and the event itself was a huge success. There were some issues with access to water refills early on Saturday but the organizers responded quickly to set up refill station and even had sprinklers turned on to cool the crowds! Overall, Suburbia Music Fest was absolutely incredible and I hope it becomes a staple of the north Texas music scene for many years to come!

Everyone killed it. I was extremely happy with everyone's performance. My favorite ones where Yelawolf, Big Gigantic, and Twenty One Pilots. My only recommendation for next year is more signs. There needed to be more signs directing you toward the correct parking lots and which way each parking was. They also needed more signs directing to the different stages. Drink prices where ridiculous as well.

So amazing but so hot!!! They def needed more water stations!

Wife and I spend 15-20K on shows and festivals every year so we've seen a few great ones and a few shitshows. Suburbia gets an A- for their first crack at it. To avoid verbosity I'll just list pros and cons. Pros: No traffic, no lines, well thought out restroom and bar options, excellent talent without being to big for its first year, easy to walk stage to stage, great VIP viewing areas, close to home (for DFW folk), actually felt like a fest, friendly staff, police present but not felt, drew a great crowd of people - made some new friends, actually saw and spoke with Live Nation's president who was WALKING from stage to stage like everyone else enjoying the shows and checking on operations - can't tell you how huge it is to see 'the man' mixing with the people and stopping to have conversations with folks he didn't know - like me, saw some bands we'd never seen that we will definitely be on the lookout for now Cons: Not very kid friendly - kid zone closed early both days and was kinda lame to start with/no rides, VIP shade area - was none except absolut VIP tents which required an additional VIP lanyard, VIP parking / Taxi/Uber pickup - having to walk through lot D and to Jupiter without sidewalks or street lights on Saturday sucked - allowing Uber or Taxis come down Los Rios and exit the opposite direction of Jupiter would be nice next year, food options were almost all bad, food trucks too far from main attraction, So-Cal Taco truck wasn't there - I own it :-), it's over :-)

Suburbia was so much fun! It wasn't my first concert, but it was my first festival and I loved it! The lineup was awesome, and Twenty One Pilots were amazing, bring them back next year! I will definitely be buying a ticket for next year! The only thing I would suggest is adding more shade spots.

The bands selected were very good and Plano is a great place to have this yearly.

We took Uber to the concert from uptown and was told they could not drive us up close to the concerts. We walked for miles through brush, trees and dust. I am very allergic to all of this- by the time we reached the venues I was sneezing coughing runny eyes and nose! The people at the drink stations were rude and the security needed customer service skills. The idea is nice but would never attend in a middle of a dust bowl again!

The music was Awesome!!! The only recomendations I have would be food trucks and shuttle service to the remote parking areas. I was tired after a day of partying!!! Shout out to the organizers of the event. Job well done for a first time out.

I wasn't sure how Plano ended up hosting something like a music festival but as soon as I found out I bought the tickets. There were a lot of bands I wasn't familiar with but I love music so I enjoyed them anyway. I loved The Dandy Warhols, Violent Femmes, Slightly Stoopid and David Guetta and was pretty surprised to see them on the lineup. I live so close I was able to walk one day and ride my bike the next. I would love to have Suburbia Fest come back next year! Such a blast!

Everything about the event was perfect. The whole shuttle bus part was very organized and it didn't have to wait for the bus to come. The food trucks and all the food options was amazing. Also the festival was a great location. Also everyone that was their was friendly and it was a nice environment for the whole family. Hopefully the festival continues for next year because I would go again!

I went on Sunday to go see J. Cole & caught a little bit of David Gutta and it waa incredible!!! Both artist out on a show great crowd & loved how Cole had fell during his show and still got up & kept going lol it was great. Hope it comes back & I will most definitely go again it was great!

Excellent festival --anticipate future suburbia !l loved the venue. Easy to get in and out. Had a lot if fun. Look forward for more in Plano

Fantastic! The only thing I'd change is perhaps more activities in the large field, y'all could charge for a Ferris wheel, or some other amusement park rides

This entire festival was well put together. Drinks were super expensive, so that's the only reason I gave it 4 stars. Great mix of artists and cool location. Perfect time of year to have this festival in Dallas. Let's hope they do it year after year.

Suburbia was well organized and it's a great venue. The grounds would benefit from wetting down a bit before each day and perhaps after closing to help keep the dust and grass damage down. Hope to see this continue as an annual event!

Although too hot, it was amazing to see and hear all those great artist in one place! Older bands and up & coming alike. I recommend having it on a holiday weekend, like Memorial Day weekend and I'm sure more people will come!

Bands were great, venue was great. Wish there was better transportation to and from the venue instead of having to walk from closed streets for a mile. Also possible shuttle service from the DART would be a good idea as well.

Well organized. Staff friendly. Parking is a bit of a mess but everything was done to give you the least hassel.