Dave Matthews Band – 3 Day Pass at Gorge Amphitheatre

This description is essentially for the uninitiated in this Labor Dave Weekend experience. If you've been to the Gorge before on Labor Day to see the Dave Matthews Band, you know what you're getting into. 2025 promises to be an amazing year, particularly following last year when the band celebrated their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. That show went off the rails, and so they have some pressure to follow that one up. In any case, if you know what you're getting into, scroll down to the get tickets button, and may the odds be ever in your favor this year.

People who haven't been a part of these 3-day events featuring the Dave Matthews Band may question whether or not it makes sense to see the same band perform live for 3 days straight. To be fair, the experience with Dave Matthews might be different than with other performers. The great thing about the "DMB" is that they have a massive music library. You've got them as a band and Dave's solo work to draw from. That means that you won't run out of hit tracks to light up the Quincy Washington sky. One of the cool things about the fact that this is a rock concert is that you get a vibe that's more down to earth than what you could expect at an electronic music event, for example. It's hit after hit with iconic songs that you'll be singing and dancing to all night.

If you're staying out here for three days, you need to choose where you're going to spend the night. There are camping and RV spots available within Gorge Amphitheatre grounds. Of course, you can also find a hotel and come in and out of the concert area as you wish. What you can do right now is click that get tickets button to get your 3-day pass. Then, get your crew together and work out the different details of your stay at the Gorge. Dave Matthews can keep you entertained for 3 days; don't doubt that!