The National Parks Tickets

I love this band's music and when I saw they were performing close to me I decided to go along with some friends. Tickets were very reasonable and the band was so fun to watch! They had a lot of energy and event spent some time performing on the floor with the audience, which was a really fun way to connect with the fans. I highly recommend attending a live event with The National Parks, you won't regret it!

This concert was awesome!! The National Parks bring so much energy to their concerts and their music is sooo good. Definitely recommend going to see them live and we hope to catch them again soon.

The National Parks put on a great show. The music was fun and easy to sing along to. The band members had great energy, dancing and moving when appropriate, and calming things down on the slower songs. They even came into the crowd to play a couple of songs. Overall, a really fun and entertaining experience.

The concert at the Phoenix Van Buren was fantastic! It is the first time I have seen The National Parks live, and the energy of every single member is intoxicating! I love how they came down into the crowd for a few songs. They are so engaging and personable. My only regret was that they did not play Dance with Everybody! I’m looking around to see where to travel to see them in the future!

The concert was high energy and really good! We had an excellent time.

Oh that's it idk man it was an EXPERIENCE I need to see them again Went all the way down from BC for that show and it was more than worth it

I had not heard much about this band before I decided to attend their concert. I felt that their music was upbeat and inspirational. I loved the "campfire"experience where the band moved off the stage to a place btween the more expensive seats and the cheaper seats. This made it easier for me to see them.

We absolutely loved the national parks concert at the Sandy amphitheater. They are breath of fresh air and have a really fun time up on stage which transfers to the crowd. I love their sound and I love that they sing about nature and the out of doors. I will definitely buy their albums and I would go to another concert of theirs!

I had a front row ticket with a VIP experience. Entry went smoothly, and we were treated to an acoustic version of Timber, a very personable and relaxed question and answer period followed by an acoustic version of Wildflower. Afterwards, we were able to get discounted merch and a signed poster. The merch line was slow, but we had plenty of time before the show started. Seaslak opened with a great sound and great harmonies, and I really enjoyed their set. The main opener, Elias Hix, was easy to listening, and a good set, as well. The National Parks came out with lots of energy, and kept it up through the entire set. The harmonies were on point, as usual. All four band members really delivered. At one point, they did a few songs back on top of the sound booth, towards the back half of the venue, Chance and Time, two favorites. Everyone sang along. The venue was clean, and the staff was nice. I do wish they would allow small point and shoot cameras in, though. It is one thing that causes me to reconsider when I attend shows there. I was in Row 1, Section 3, seat 10. The view from that seat was good, but in the past, the seats on the far end of that row have had somewhat poor visibility. Seats 10 and 12 were great, though. I definitely felt that the prices were kept reasonable and that I most certainly got my money's worth. Kudos to The National Parks for a great performance. I can't wait until next time.

Love The National Parks!! They definitely deserve an outdoor venue. It was perfect.