Concerts galore - the symphony the rock n roll faves - country - big band - and so much more! Come, hang out with your family with the blanket and bring a cooler or you can purchase seats that are in the pavilion but all the concerts are outdoors. It can be hot in the summertime and be a bit cool winter time, but somehow it works. read more

So, we came here last month to watch comedian Nate Bargatze, and just the other day, we were invited to watch a country music concert. Customer service is good. They have plenty of alcohol here, but no coffee. This is the first amphitheater I have been to that they did not serve coffee. They are also limited on the type of foods they serve. Other than that, this amphitheater is really nice and modern. My problem is with the Rules here that you can't bring your own folding chair because they have the option to rent them to you so they can make money, which is fine. But they run out of chairs very quickly. There is not nearly enough to rented chairs to go around to even half of the people who are sitting in the grass area. And you're left sitting on this is very uncomfortable hard grass with all these tiny little red bugs. Now, we have been reassured by employees that these little bugs are harmless. And they do allow you to bring a blanket. But only one that will be the size of a beach towel. The grassy area is also out in the open, exposed completely to the sun if it is still up. It's important that if you wish to pay a little extra to get a seat that is covered and closer to the stage, you order earlier when tickets are available for purchase. The amp is very clean and well organized. But when I do return, It will be in a seated area. read more

Walmart AMP - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

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This is a perfectly fine amphitheater. I found the website to be a pain (as others have mentioned), but the ease of the space and quality of the concert made it worth it. For starters, I kept trying to purchase seats to a show, and it wouldn't add them to the cart. I switched from phone to desktop, and same issue. Eventually I said to hell with it, let's try the lawn and it worked. So likely it was sold out despite saying so, but still would be nice to have it function the way it's supposed to. This theater is in a kind of generic suburban setting, but that means there's loads of free parking all around. I parked by a restaurant that had loads and loads of spots so I wasn't cutting into their spaces -- it was less than a quarter mile from the venue and an easy walk. Definitely scout this out before you go if you choose not to pay for parking. Once inside, there's nothing that memorable about it, it just kind of is what it is. Bathrooms are nice enough, drinks are ridiculously priced (as expected), and sound quality is pretty good. I got a great spot on the lawn and enjoyed the next few hours of Sturgill Simpson aka Johnny Blue Skies immensely. Easy to get to off the highway, and while a bit generic, a nice enough amphitheater. read more

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"Good Times"- Nile Rodgers and CHIC. Saw Nile Rodgers and CHIC with Billy Idol at the Walmart AMP on 9/29/24. While we did have a good time, it could have been better. Walmart's website could have been improved with the following: - CREDIT CARD or electronic payments ONLY on-site. We normally take cash to musical venues because they don't take credit card; it's the opposite here! We were so bummed because we couldn't buy any T-shirt or swag and we flew all the way from Hawaii to see these wonderful artists, and left without any merch. There's no in-and-out privileges. This is not stated on the website. We couldn't buy any food or drink, either. - DOGGONE POLE: Yes, some of the end seats have an obstructed view due to the poles being there, this is not stated on the website. We lucked out because our back row was mostly empty, so we moved over a few seats to avoid the obstructed view. They need to state this on the website. - BAG POLICY: Walmart AMP's website just specifies that you're only allowed a clear large sized ziplock bag (measurements listed for the Ziplock) and a "small" clutch. They need to specify the measurements on what they mean by a small clutch. I played it safe and took a really small 4 x 6 zippered bag that barely held my backup battery and cord, and when I got there, the allowance was a little larger than that. You have to place your "small clutch" on a measurement pad they have, if it's too big, you have to back to your car and get back in line. Please, Walmart, if you're going to list the damn plastic bag size, list the "small clutch" size as well!!! Good things: - lots of restrooms, and clean - free and paid parking (we just walked from Embassy Suites). - sound system was spot on, when it was cranked a little too loud at times, I just stuck my fingers into my ears. I normally bring music earplugs but it was OK except for a few songs, which were really cranked up. - good stage videos, masterfully cut in and out during solos and duets, with clear sharp pictures, so even if you're on the lawn, you can see the performance with clarity. - you can pick up your printed tickets at will-call if you can't figure out the rotating electronic tickets that shape-shift every 60 seconds. Plus, if you pick it up, you have a hard copy you can keep in your scrapbook or mementos as a keepsake, just like it was in the 80's and 90's. I still have my old Police concert tickets from the late 80's. Return factor: It's practically improbable that I will return to AR to see another concert, and I already saw my bucket-list artist, Nile Rodgers. If he's playing again somewhere else, may see him closer to home. read more

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This was such a cute venue with lots of bathrooms close by! The seating was evenly spaced, I didn't feel like we were sitting on top of each other. There is also grass seating in the back! I would come back for another concert. Not to forget the drinks were good and cheaper than some of the other venues I've been to before. read more

Walmart AMP - Frozen Margaritas - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

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So just having shoulder surgery, and not feeling safe. My husband went up to a guy that was employed by the AMP. Asked him if there were any safe place we could stand with me just having surgery. Well Jeffrey pulled out the stops and got us tickets to sit in the blue zone for handicap. And was nice enough to give us lounge tickets when he found out that we have 11 concerts at the amp. All I can say is amazing. We just wanted a safe place to watch breaking Benjamin and stain. And we got that plus more. All because we asked and didn't yell at him. way to go AMP, this is why we keep coming back. read more

Walmart AMP - This was 30 minutes before the concert started. This place was packed with standing room only. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

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Best shows! Best drinks! Best time! The variety of artists and events is what you would see in a larger venue. read more

We drove in from Texas to see a show here, the show itself was amazing! Drinks are stupid expensive as expected one shaker was $40 While I understand these venues will do anything for a cash grab... We did not like how many fast passes were sold for $10 a ticket after we were all already in line. My family was there for 3 hours before the doors opened and workers were literally walking the line and sold fast passes all the way up until the gates opened so several thousands of people got in before we did even though they had just walked up and we had been there for so long and we were near the beginning of the general admission line. There should have been a cutoff to how many they could sell leading up to the start of the show. That was the biggest problem we had there. Parking wasn't too bad as we got there very early! read more

Walmart AMP - Alex Warren put in an amazing show! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

Had a great experience here seeing Lana Del Rey. One of the best concerts of my life. Clean venue, respectful crowd, friendly staff and really great sound. Almost any seat has a great view here. I highly recommend getting the AMP Underground add-on if you're seeing an A-list performer. The general admission line for Lana was well over a thousand people deep when I showed up an hour before early access, but I only had 10 people in front of me getting into AMP. Having a lounge area to chill before and after the show was great. The two included drinks nearly covered the cost... Like most concerts, getting out was a mess. I parked nearby and walked 10 minutes, but driving and parking on site would have been much more difficult. Just be careful, many nearby lots have no parking signs and will tow. Little known fact, but you can bring an empty water bottle in... if you're waiting in line for a show and it's hot out, do yourself a favor and bring some water. A few people got sick waiting in the lines for Lana without water. Keep the bottle and fill it up in the amphitheater, if you wish. The only other thing I'd like to see improved was buying tickets. I know Lana crashed the site because of nearly 60,000 fans jumping on, but choosing tickets was confusing. It wasn't super clear or user friendly when picking a seat. Prices for the same section varied wildly and I just took whatever I could get because time was ticking and most fans weren't even lucky enough to get a shot, so I can't complain too much. read more

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The venue is great but the food has never been good. The drinks are terrible and way overpriced. I paid $26 for a vodka cranberry that was about 12 oz. Be prepared for them to be super strict about anything you bring in. I brought in a picnic blanket for the lawn . I had to prove it fit their size policy. They didn't even want to measure. Then they did it again on the way out even tho I had already passed 3 other peoples approvals. The bands were great but I see why more people are going to JJs Live read more

This is my first time coming to the Amp. The concert hasn't even started yet, but I'm leaving a review specifically on the staff at the entry on 07/19/2025. I had a one of those Mexican/yoga blankets to use on the lawn, and was told I couldn't bring it in cause it was too big. It was not at all what would be considered a "large" blanket but when measured, it was about 2-3 inches too long. I'm literally allergic to grass and asked if I could keep it if I folded it in half. However, I was told I could either give up my blanket to the staff who were throwing them in a large bin, or go put it back in my car. So I did the 20 minute round trip walk back to my car. Once I got to the front of the security line, blankets MUCH larger than mine were being allowed in. They were holding them up to measure and blankets like 5-7 inches beyond the allowable limits were being admitted. I was very annoyed and pointed that out. The entry staff had the audacity to say they didn't send me away (despite literally having a 5 minute conversation with them initially) and they backtracked and said I could go grab my blanket from the big bin once I pointed out the discrepancy. However, I took my blanket back to my car, I didn't give it to them for their bin. So there was nothing I could go grab, in addition to there being no re-entry once entered. So now I'm sat on a patch of dirt, ants crawling around, surrounded by everyone else's massive blankets, waiting for the bands to come out. Nothing I can do at this point except never come back here again. Advice to the amp, and specifically the boomer gentleman staff member who was manning the blankets next to the underground entrance ... enforce the rule or don't. read more

We have been to The AMP a few times now and really enjoyed it. It is a nice, big, well maintained venue for concerts. Lots of parking (paid and free) and tons of concerts are always scheduled! They have a clear bag policy, which is OK, but they also do not let you bring water in at all (only a clear empty water bottle). You can fill it at the water fountain or buy $5 bottles of water. You also can't bring chairs in but can rent ones for $10. No cash is accepted, so be sure to bring a card for drinks, snacks, rentals, etc. The best food deal here is the big pieces of watermelon for $3.50. We always buy lawn seats which are cheaper and there is plenty of space. Bring a blanket to sit on and relax. The bathrooms and bar at the top are less crowded and cleaner than the ones by the front gate. The Amp is owned by The Walton Foundation, so the prices aren't bad, which is nice, but they def hit you with a lot of fees- $34 lawn seats x2 plus $25 in fees! Another tip- at every concert they offer $20 tickets for a few upcoming concerts. You have to buy that night only. Great deal! read more

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I'm not sure what the point of buying a fast pass was. We arrived over an hour early and paid extra for rented lawn chairs, securing great spots with only about three feet of space in front of us to the next people. However, about 30 minutes in, an employee crammed three latecomers right in front of us, forcing us to sit awkwardly with our knees in their backs. In an effort to avoid being further crammed in, I scooted my chair forward to eliminate the gap, hoping the staff would instead place latecomers behind me. Instead, they just kept putting people in front of others without asking anyone to move down. Then, an employee physically grabbed my shoulders from behind while I was sitting and told me, "This is a standing room only show." I was baffled; I had paid extra for a chair that I couldn't even use comfortably. I barely had space for my feet, let alone to sit normally. It's frustrating to realize I could have just shown up late and asked the staff for a close spot, receiving the same treatment. The artists are top-tier, but the venue and staff are unprofessional. I'll be sure to share my experience--there's no need to spend money on a fast pass or rented chairs if they can't be utilized properly or as advertised. read more

Very awesome place! Employees are so kind and helpful. Very clean for having that many people at once. So glad it's here. We used to have to drive over an hour to a concert back in Illinois. read more

I personally would not purchase any "add on" items(ie: Underground) if having to go through Ticketmaster now. Our concert Matt Rife was rescheduled for a year later, so they offered a refund upon which I took. Ticketmaster refunded the concert tickets but did not refund the Underground passes, even though through email it was stated it had been approved and I would receive in 3-5 business days. Had not received that refund in over 2 weeks, therefore reached out to Ticketmaster who claimed it had been resolved. It had not been resolved, so I reached out to Walmart AMP, and was told there was nothing they could do, they go through Ticketmaster so I would have to take it up with them, which I already had and they said it was approved by the event holder and resolved. Walmart AMP said "sorry" nothing we can do about it. Poor customer service and tone on phone was rude and seemed as if I was an inconvenience. I hate that this is our only place close to us to see a concert. Too bad, AMP should be more helpful to patrons. read more

This venue has so many possibilities! It is a great location and nice clean area. The negatives were many unfortunately. Buying the tickets is a hassle and pain. The website is not user friendly and would not allow me to see seat numbers or what was available. I had to call the main number and they helped me purchase over the phone. That took time and they said I was only able to do will call option 2 months before event. A day before the concert I received texts telling me to upload on a link to get digital tickets. That was worrisome as everything was sent to me saying it was not an option. Ended up working but that was unnecessary stress. Get more organized. Seats. Need. Cup holders.!! Drinks are astronomical in price. Over $15-18 for each beer. Venue was nice overall and sounded great. Just need to not price gouge; and if we just spend hundreds of dollars on drinks at least provide cup holders on the backs of seats. read more

Walmart Amp you SUCK!!!, Not only were the lines long, took us over an hour to get out tickets there. After getting paper tickets, they would not scan to get into venue, had to get back in line and have new tickets printed. NOW pricing, one bottle of water, one medium NON-Alcoholic drink...$37.00 Dollars on my debit card!!!! Next we paid for under the canopy premium seats, after show started several folks from the grassy knoll, came down and sit in empty seats beside us, drunk and loud! the opening singer for Alison Krause was singing about beating someone up and bloody domestic abuse! very disappointed in Alison Krauss, not one song she sang I recognized. next time I will just go to Top Golf and play gold and listen instead of putting up with the crap at the AMP read more

The head liner played very few songs. Her band was great. Bring them on...but I paid the big price to see Allison Krause. I dislike the amp. read more

The Amp is a really great place to go for concerts, especially in the summer. I enjoy that it's right in the center of a popular area in Rogers, so there are plenty of restaurants to go to before the show. When it first opened, it primarily brought country artists. I'm not a country music fan, so I am so glad that they've been bringing different genres in. Some of my favorites have been One Republic, Jonas Brothers, and Pentatonix. I also enjoy the Harry Potter specials. However, I do have some complaints that knock it down to four stars rather than five. The drinking and lack of regulation of it is a problem, especially at country music shows. There are drunk people everywhere. When leaving a concert recently, the number of drunk drivers leaving the arena was concerning and there have been car accidents because of it. The food and drinks are way overpriced and the shows are starting too late. Typically, the pop artists play on weeknights, so having them not go on until 9 pm means the show doesn't end until 11. With the awful parking, typically I am not home until 12:30 with work happening in a few hours. Overall, I do really love the Amp and think it was a wonderful addition to the community, but there are some glaring problems that need to be fixed. read more

We used to love attending concerts at the Amp but where in past years the food and drinks were typical event prices this year the management decided to scalp their customers. One beer, one frozen Margarita and two bottled waters, $42 not including tip. Two bottles of water, one pork nacho's and one chicken nachos +$50. Tip: if you are buying tickets in you are offered seats in Section D around Row H, seats 1 and 3 expect to get showered in glass from the staff in the drink tent repeatedly throwing bottles in the trash can. Plus the acoustics suck. Sounds like the artist is singing with their microphone in a box! read more

Probably one of the worst venues I've ever been to. I liked the theme that you can sit on the grass for tickets to be cheaper, but there's many more things I didn't like than did like. LIKES: 1. Had a grassy area to sit on for cheaper tickets. 2. Had beer, mixed drinks, food snacks. 3. Had free parking! 4. I got my ticket literally a few hours before driving here because grass space is less limited. DISLIKES: 1. It's outside, but you can't bring food or drink because Walmart has to make every penny possible. 2. Took me three times to go through the entrance because the scanners wouldn't scan the barcode on my ticket on my iPod. 3. No wifi, so you're sol if you don't have data. 4. The drinks were more expensive than anywhere I've been for anything.... $18 for a 20oz margarit? Seriously? It barely had alcohol in it. 5. Security literally kicks you out and forces you to stand in line to leave. It's pretty rude. Especially for people who don't like waiting in line or waiting to get out of the parking lot. 6. Food was expensive as well. read more

Walmart AMP - Chicago on 06/25/21 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

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Horrible experience! Rude staff! Very, very, very rude staff!!! Especially towards service people coming to concerts!!!

Great time at Weezer, 7/29. Parking (free!) was easy, peezy. Check in/ security was well organized. Appreciated the announcement guy telling everyone what to do. Not a bad spot in the house. Up on the lawn, the speaker volume was reasonable for listening sans earplugs. When we moved to rear of the bowl seating, I preferred my plugs in. Still, good acoustics - and not melt-your-face off volume like I found ACL. Sole critique: It's true that the beverage vendor lines got backed up. Given the intimacy of the venue, not a lot of options. Maybe sell beers at the (often empty) hotdog stands also. Weezer setlist (5* also!) -- 1. Buddy Holly 2. Beverly Hills 3. Pork and Beans 4. Undone - The Sweater Song 5. Hash Pipe 6. Perfect Situation 7. My Name Is Jonas 8. El Scorcho 9. No One Else 10. In the Garage 11. Happy Together 12. Keep Fishin' 13. Island in the Sun 14. The Good Life 15. Burndt jamb 16. Turtles - Happy together cover 17. (If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To 18. Africa- cover 19. Say it Ain't So 20. Troublemaker 21. Paranoid (Black Sabbath cover) read more

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Great concert venue after all it's all we got in NW Arkansas as far as drawing in big names. Overpriced drinks!

This has been one of my favorite venues since it opened. I've seen many wonderful bands/acts over the years. But last night, for the Foo Fighters concert, I was so terribly disappointed! I bought lawn tickets (because that was all that was available) and they obviously oversold the concert. I never actually saw Dave Grohl, but he was great on tv (that I saw in one of the lounges). I've been to concerts where there were a whole lot of people and everyone was moved in (on the lawn) to make room. This time, nope. Sadly, this experience is going to make me rethink my "see every one I like" attitude. read more

The saddest little amphitheatre I've ever been to and I've been to quite a few. 1. Parking is free! Yeah! But parking is not marked with signage nor is anyone directing traffic. I believe we parked in an office parking lot. We are still not totally sure if we parked where we were supposed to. 2. Very limited food and beverage options all of which are basic and unhealthy. You will wait in long lines. Eat before you go! 3. Corporate signage is everywhere. A Cheerio's banner every five feet screams desperation and also won't make me crave buying a box after the show. 4. I called the box office prior to arrival and the no food or drink policy stands even if you have a medical need. Type I diabetics, beware! I've never been to an outdoor venue of this size or larger that didn't at least allow water. 5. Water fountains were broken. Per my call with the box office, I was told we could bring in a clear, empty vessel for water. Water could be found at a designated 'filling station'. Never saw one of those. Did they mean to say at the 'broken water fountain'? 6. We visited for the 4th of July celebration. After the symphony stopped playing and before the fireworks began, all of the lights in the venue were turned on. Watching fireworks in basically broad daylight is so idiotic. Now I know why so many people sit outside the venue in their own lawn chairs! 7. No option of renting a beach chair for the lawn. The ticket said no lawn chairs allowed so to be on the safe side I assumed that meant all chairs. I saw people with beach chairs (low to the ground) in the venue. This rule needs to be explained in more specificity! At least rent them out and make some money like 90% of the other outdoor venues. 8. More exits needed out of the venue. Bottlenecks galore. And have we learned nothing from the mass shootings in this country?!?! More exits = chance at living. 9. Speaking of safety... The entrance gate staff did a thorough job of a security sweep. However, they could have less attitude and be a bit more gentle with elderly that might be hearing impaired and need extra time to follow orders. 10. Strollers are not allowed in the venue. You have quite a walk from the supposed free parking! No one will be around to attend to your stroller while you are in the venue. I could have snatched one easily upon exiting. This place is a trap to take money from (the desperately culture-deprived) NWA public. Walmart Amp - set your benchmark to the experience a patron would have at venues such as The Lawn at White River State Park or Connor Prairie in Indianapolis. We won't be back. read more

Went specifically to see Stephen Wilson Jr. last night. Gates were supposed to open at 5:15p and show was to start at 6:45p. Radar showed rain was going to hit around 6:45p. Not thunderstorms or hard rain that shows as red or yellow on the radar. But a light rain. So what does management decide to do? They decide they will open the gates at 7:00pm and open that show, or music, at that very same time. So they decided to open the gates right when the light rain was scheduled to hit, as apposed to sticking with the schedule. And it came right on time while everyone was outside in line. They did end up opening the gates slightly before 7:00pm. We paid extra for a fast pass ticket so we made it in right as Stephen Wilson Jr. was starting the show. He was given two songs. Two songs! I never rate a one star or write a scathing review. If something is great, I'll leave a five star and maybe a couple of words and leave it at that. But we all work hard for our money. And management made a horrible business decision and ripped us off. We weren't interested in the other acts. But the other opening acts did three or four songs with little time between acts, while the general admission line was still outside and many had to at least miss the first two acts. We felt really bad for them. We all decide how we want to spend our money. But none of us want to get ripped off by bad decisions with businesses or bad product, where we spend our money. We went for Stephen Wilson Jr only and we got two songs. Oh and they just sent him out alone. He was incredible by the way. Best artist and sound of all of them. But did I mention we got TWO SONGS? Horrible business decision by the Amp's management. Still disappointed with them after sleeping on it. VERY DISAPPOINTED!! read more

Walmart AMP - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

Great little local venue. It's such a small venue that anywhere you sit, you will be able to see. The bathrooms and concessions are spread out, which is convenient when everyone is trying to get a beer and go to the bathroom. There is a 4 beer limit per person, which is unheard of at other venues and a huge plus, in my opinion. Parking is easy to get in and out of... and it's FREE... I'm looking forward to many more concerts here. read more

This is a review for the VIP access- it's worth it! Parking is on the north side of the AMP (by Embassy Suites). Close parking & access to the lounge. There's food (dips, hot foods, fruit, etc) so we regretted going to dinner prior to arriving. Bathrooms closer to the main seating & several bars inside (food is free; adult beverages are not). The lounge was clean, not overly crowded, some couch-like seating, fans going since it was hot. We bought tickets off Craigslist and were not sure what the VIP access entailed & couldn't find any info on-line, so here ya go. Also, take a pic & hashtag it to Twitter or Instagram for a chance to get it on the big screen prior to the concert. #amplivefeed read more

If could leave less than one star, I would. Last night was our first Walmart Amp concert. It was terrible, we arrived early, however there was not a place to sit anywhere. A guard, who admitted it was her first night told us she was sorry but they had over sold the event. Bad business, I'll never purchase tickets for Walmart Amp again. read more

We have been here two times and will come back. It's worth the drive from KC. Staff was very helpful and the view from everywhere was great! read more

I spent $50 on two 12 ounce margaritas. It would be nice if prices are reasonable or even posted where you are selling things.

The AMP itself is a great venue, but the customer service in the box office is horrible. They are borderline unprofessional and completely unhelpful. In my case they failed to notify us of a concert reschedule, and more importantly the dates to request a refund if we couldn't attend. Their excuse is that I un-subscribed to a marketing communication at some point in the past, so they *can't* email me information about concert changes? Huh? Strangely I still get emails when concerts are purchased, somehow... They fail to see any issue with this, and I got a nice "I dunno" when inquiring how I might find out about rescheduled dates, refund options, etc. I'd love to have a refund obviously, but really anything more than "I don't know what you want me to do you aren't getting your money back", seems appropriate. For example, how about thinking logically for one second about the process you've got in place here, and taking a bit of customer feedback? In short, the customer service is the worst I've ever experienced, they simply don't care. read more

This is the worst experience I have had with a concert. The venue oversold tickets and we couldn't even find a place to sit or stand without being in a pathway, which isn't permitted. My group of 4 were finally able to squeeze into an area when some people left after the first act. There is no outside food or beverages allowed in the venue. The food selection is very limited and it costs more than $12 for a small Frito chili pie and another $5 for a bottle of water. You will have to miss some of the show to get any food or beverages since the vendors are short staffed and lines are long. Several vendors had a limited menu with half the items marked off or when ordering you're told that they are out of that thing (bear in mind that this was at the beginning of the concert). Beer was the biggest push from the vendors, but with the overcrowding, I decided not to consume alcohol at the venue. My group of 4 went to see Five Finger Death Punch, Megadeth, The Hu, and Fire From the Gods. The show was supposed to start at 6:30pm. The music started a little after 7pm. After the second performer, Megadeth, I heard from other attendees that The Hu did not make it and would not be performing. This was not announced to the crowd at all and felt more like it was being covered up. This was the first big concert for one of my friends and I felt disappointed of this experience. Even with Rocklahoma 2021 being an utter mess, this bad experience with the Walmart AMP was the worst. read more

Love this venue it has great seating and views from the grass. It has bar/ food at every corner and plenty of bathroom locations. I am glad the mask mandate has been dropped and we can get back to normal events. Great location and near lots of hotels. read more

This inept and dishonest box office switched my tickets for an event from email to mail. I didn't get them. Then told me will call was my only option though that wasn't what I agreed to when purchasing. Got hooked up for the Stones in St Louis the same night so it just didn't work for me but I had no way to attempt to recoup. Their incompetence and inability to distribute tickets effectively is not my problem so I just successfully charged them back. I would encourage anyone having problems with this place to do so. Wait, aren't all sales final? Not according to my credit card company. read more

Great place to watch any style concert... of course they offer a variety of different music at this venue so be sure to check the website. Staff is on top of it- from security doing their job to the people selling food/Monster ALSO to the cleaning crew; great job!! Can't wait to come back!! Great view from any seating arrangements.. great design visible from the Hwy. nice job Walmart! read more

Walmart AMP - From the "seats" - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

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I'm not sure what took me so long to finally attend a concert here since I've lived here, but I have now been to two concerts since August! Woohoo, haha. Both were amazing concerts and I really liked the venue. It is outdoors/open, but there is a covering for the stage and seats closer to the stage. You can get tickets to stand in the pit, "box seats" (seats that are closed off by a fence, in groups of about 12), Sections B/C which are seats, and lawn seats (bring your own chairs/blankets and these seats are not covered by any awning or roof). I've been able to sit in the box seats and in section B, of course box seats were my favorite haha, we were right behind the pit, but high enough to see above people that were standing. Both concerts have been great (I loved the artists) and the stage/light effects were amazing! The sound was good too, but for one of the concerts it was so loud. Yes, yes, I know concerts are loud and that is cool, but it was burst your eardrum and go deaf loud. Maybe it is that I'm not in my 20s anymore haha, but I had wished I brought little ear plugs with me because it was unnecessarily loud (this is the reason for 4 and not 5 stars). Maybe I'm more paranoid because some people in my family have some deafness and I'm a sign language interpreter for the deaf, but they need to turn it down a notch. I was able to park in VIP parking both times, the best way to go since it is right next to the venue coming from the back/lawn side. It is easy to enter through there and get to any seats relatively soon. The venue as a whole is not huge so it is easy to go from one side to the other. I also had access to the VIP lounge area which is to the left of the stage (if you were looking at it). It is a covered space with free food and a couple bars to purchase drinks. I have not been impressed with the food, basic fruit, cheese, apps assortment, but I do love the s'more bar. The s'more bar has different s'more toppings to choose from and you can roast your marshmallow too. There are multiple vendors throughout the venue to buy food/drinks from. Since both times I had access to the lounge I did not purchase anything else, I can't comment on the vendors specifically. Overall, I enjoyed my time at the amp venue and will definitely go again. read more

Hm, well - great sound, very cool visuals and light shows, super clean for a concert venue (but it's brand new, so, duh!) and shockingly well designed. Concessions are spread out to shorten lines, the built-in bathrooms are supplemented by massive banks of porta-potties, and the majority of seats of in a raised field in the middle of the amphitheater - which means it's pretty cozy, and they can jam *way* more people in a small space. Speaking of, it's small! Especially considering the size of shows there. If it's a relatively popular artist, get in super early and grab some field space. And make sure you have an easy way to find/be found by your group or you will be like those poor dudes we saw making laps for three songs :/ At the end of the day though, pretty awesome venue. We went to see The Lumineers, and we were very impressed with their show and how well set up the venue was to let them be themselves. Between a mid-crowd second set where they performed two songs off-stage, and the light show and giant screens focussed on the band, we were able to hear and see the performance very well, and had what felt like front-row seats to the poignant stories about inspirations for songs. We also tried the veggie burger (not bad, a black-bean burger with fixin's) and the Street Tacos (good! But all meat. With a little salsa on top. No rice, no vegetables, just meat. Hit the spot though!) If you feel like avoiding the crowd, there are a lot of angled lawns all around the place, and a little group could easily hear the show perfectly from our there, just saying ;) read more

Walmart AMP - Lumineers! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Rogers, Arkansas

They screw you over on tickets. They will let you buy the tickets months in advance and to make plans and then take your tickets back. They should fix their website rather than screwing fans and paying customers. read more