NOT LOUD CONCERTS

Not too loud, not too late, not too long, and not too expensive.

What Sets Us Apart

Not Loud Concerts was inspired by numerous jokes on the internet about wanting to go see a concert that was, “Not too loud, not too late, not too long and not too expensive.” 

With this idea in mind, Not Loud Concerts was created to showcase music based on the following principles:

  • Not too loud

  • Comfortable seating

  • No hidden fees or crazy ticket prices

  • Good parking whenever possible

  • Not too long

These concerts are created for the enjoyment of the audience and are not based on old traditions.

What the Show Will Be Like

At a Not Loud Concert the band will perform for around an hour with no intermission. Our festivals are 2 hours. The concerts will feature outstanding musicians performing with sound reinforcement that is appropriate for the space - Not Too Loud!

THE NEXT SHOW

Powerhouse Ladies

Cloverfield Organic Farm in El Sobrante

Sept 10 at 7 - 8 pm

For this edition of the Not Loud concerts, we’ll be featuring the Powerhouse Ladies.

Hidden in the hills of El Sobrante, is a beautiful organic farm that grows rare fruits and amazing flowers, and the Not Loud Concerts team is going to hold another concert here on Thursday, Sept 10.

For this edition of the Not Loud concerts, we’ll be featuring the Powerhouse Ladies. This is 3 female-fronted bands, on stage at the same time, taking turns playing songs before performing together. One hour of amazing music. 

The ladies featured will be the band Dirty Cello performing as a duo with exuberant blues and rock, Ruby Lee Hill - beautiful songs with an old-timey Western-flavor, and Nineteenth Operator from Davis, CA presenting sweet harmonies and amazing originals. 

There will be chairs for everyone. Bring a light jacket. 

Feel free to arrive early and have a picnic or stroll the wild gardens, and pick produce that you can buy at the farm stand.

Summer Sessions - Vintage Rock Night - Berkeley!

Gilman Brewing in Berkeley

Sept 20 from 7 - 9 pm

Vintage Rock Night - Berkeley. Everybody’s favorite tunes from the 60’s , 70’s and 80’s.

On September 20 at Gilman Brewing in Berkeley, the folks from Not Loud Concerts present Summer Sessions - Vintage Rock Night! This festival is part of the Not Loud Concert Summer Series - a set of concerts designed to be Not too long, Not too expensive, and of course, Not too loud.

Designed with the audience's comfort in mind, this short festival will be held in the giant courtyard behind Gilman Brewing. There will be 2 vintage rock bands on stage at the same time dueling it out and trading songs.

This concert will feature The Rockbusters, a roaring nostalgia-filled cover band playing all of your favorite songs from the '80s.

They'll be paired with the high-energy rock band, Dirty Cello who are known for their crazy and electrifying performances of everything from the the Stones to CCR.

Bring a chair or sit in one of the ones provided or get up and dance under the stars, to all your favorite songs at Vintage Rock Night. Gilman Brewing will be offering beer and pizza.

All the Not Loud Concerts focus on the best of what live music is about - casual fun without the crowds, lines, and porta-potties of most summer shows. Clean bathrooms!

FAQ’s

What do you mean by "Not too loud?"

Bands will play with light amplification that allows the listener to enjoy the music and hear the words, without worrying about discomfort.

What is “comfortable” seating?

There will be chairs or pews available for everyone, no standing or sitting on the floor.

What are “no hidden fees?"

The ticket price is the price and no processing fees will be added later.

What is “good parking?”

Whenever possible, Not Loud Concerts will be held in a place with easy to find parking that is close by.

Can I get a refund on tickets?

Please email NotLoudConcerts@gmail.com, 3 days before the show to request a refund.

Are events held in churches religious?

Not Loud Concerts are sometimes held in churches because they are nice and have good acoustics. There is no religious affiliation.

Are kids welcome?

Kids are welcome to attend, but the subject matter of songs may be inappropriate. Children are not free, and all people attending must have a ticket. If there is any talking, crying or distractions from kids, the concert will stop until parents can rectify the situation. Children must remain with their parent.

Can I host a concert?

Yes, if the venue meets all of the requirements and can hold at least 40 people. Please email NotLoudConcerts@gmail.com for more info.

Can I purchase tickets anywhere else?

No, only tickets purchased through Eventbrite are valid. Be aware of 3rd party scams.

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Contact us.

notloudconcerts@gmail.com
San Francisco, CA