I live without a cellphone.

On Sunday Sept. 7th, 2025 I went to the box office at 10:00AM. The ticket agent was extraordinarily helpful. “We do not print tickets,” they said. “How may I purchase a ticket and get into the show?” I asked.

‘We have to text the order confirmation to someone. Are you going to the show with other people?’

“Yes, but I don’t want to bother them yet. If you text the order confirmation to my girlfriend, will I be able to get in without her phone?”

‘Yes. I’m going to write down the order number for you. When you come here, we can text your order to our phone and get you in that way.’

“Oh joy, rapture! One ticket for death Angel on Friday, December 19, please.”

“$39.95 please.”

“What? No way. Really? They are 70 bucks online.”

(Smiling) “I’m usually here during the shows. But if I am not, and the ticket agent is reluctant to get you in this way, just push back a bit.”

That was my customer service experience with the Fillmore.

I have never seen a whack show at this location.

I do not drink alcohol or smoke reefer anymore – the bartenders are awesome and are quick to serve me Athletic Non-IPA.

We generally park two blocks south, 50 feet from the Starbucks. Keep your ticket with you as the parking garage will be locked after a certain hour and you will need your parking ticket to access. We typically leave the parking ticket in the vehicle when we go to shows elsewhere, but a bunch of us made the mistake of leaving it in the vehicle and then we had to wait three or four minutes after the Social D concert for another person to roll up.

And if you’ve not been to this location, make sure you make it upstairs for the poster room.

Thank you, Bill Graham.

Thank you, Sunday AM ticket agent, whose name, according to Gemini “…is a feminine name of Italian and Hebrew origin, formed by combining the names Anna (meaning "grace" or "favor") and Lisa (a short form of Elisabeth, meaning "God is my oath"). The name embodies meanings related to grace, favor, and devotion to God, reflecting a modern trend of blending traditional names to create unique identities.”

– eric williams

One of the best venues I’ve ever been too! The history in this place is like no other.
Also the manger of this place went above and beyond to help me with an issue I had with a giveaway. He stop what he was doing to help me.

– Raul Dimas

A spacious venue with reserved seating upstairs in the balcony and on the floor, with up close views of your favorite artists. The line moved quickly, as multiple people were handling security and checking tickets. The drinks were pricey, as expected, but good, and the service was fast, which is what you'd expect from a venue. You can get as close (or as far) to the stage as you want, so you can get pretty close to seeing the artist you paid to see. The lighting is good, and the sound quality is also good, although it may have been a bit quiet on the night I attended. However, it was still loud enough to hear the artists clearly. The venue itself is adorned with posters from previous shows and has been well-maintained over the years.

Overall, great venue, I would come back in the future!

– Robert Wilson