Ticketsberkeley.com covers Julieta Venegas at The Masonic - San Francisco in San Francisco, California, on. The event is listed under Concerts and Latin. The supplied event information does not identify a tour name or confirm previous Julieta Venegas dates at this venue.
Julieta Venegas Biography
Mexican singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Julieta Venegas is known for bringing pop songwriting together with Latin sounds and instruments including the accordion. Her catalog includes acclaimed albums such as Sí and Limón y Sal, with popular songs including “Me Voy” and “Andar Conmigo.” The provided details do not confirm a past performance by Venegas at The Masonic, so no venue-specific history is assumed.
For San Francisco concertgoers, this date offers an opportunity to hear Venegas's songwriting in an intimate-feeling historic auditorium. No specific past event details or local performance history were included in the supplied information.
Venue and Seating Information
Built in 1957, The Masonic - San Francisco is a historic Nob Hill auditorium with an approximate capacity of 3,481. Its main floor can be configured for standing general admission or seated events, while the balcony retains assigned seating. The event-specific floor setup is not confirmed in the supplied details.
For concerts, the provided seating guidance identifies the lower balcony center as a strong choice for elevated views and sound. Main-floor center positions can offer a more immersive experience when configured as general admission. Side balcony seats may have limited sightlines, while rear-floor positions can feel crowded during standing shows.
Parking Information
The venue information describes an underground, five-level garage beneath the Masonic Center, with elevators to the lobby. Advance parking purchase is recommended; the supplied estimate for the garage is $15–$25. Street parking in Nob Hill is described as very limited, so it may be difficult to rely on for an event.
- Masonic Center Garage: On-site parking with elevator access to the lobby; estimated $15–$25.
- Street parking: Limited in the surrounding Nob Hill area; availability and cost vary.
Julieta Venegas Berkeley reviews
Old Guy Rocks
I have listened to Julieta Venegas' music for over half my life, and I finally got to see her in concert. She put on a very cool show, very theatrical. From start to end, she kept coming, entertaining 1700 people at a very nice venue. Her band did a great job filling in while she changed outfits. After the first couple of songs, I kept thinking, 'what next'? I've never seen a concert of hers before, but it was well worth it. My 19-year-old son went with me, and he really liked it, mostly because of the story line. He knows some of her songs from me as he was growing up. I've tried to get him to as many 'old rock groups' as possible lately. He needs to see that the 'OLD GUYS and GIRLS' will always have a place in rock history.