What are the event details for Phil Wickham's concert at Honda Center?
Phil Wickham will be performing at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, from October 15 to. Expect an engaging performance featuring his popular new age music. The typical setlist duration is approximately 90 minutes, and there may be opening acts, although specific details are yet to be confirmed. Please note that age restrictions may apply; check the venue's policies for more information.
How can I purchase tickets for Phil Wickham's concert?
You can secure your tickets through longbeach-tickets.com. Prices currently start around $120 and can go up to $500+, depending on demand and seating selection. Mobile tickets are recommended for convenience and can be easily accessed via the Honda Center + Ducks App.
What seating options are available at Honda Center?
Honda Center offers a variety of seating options to enhance your concert experience:
- 100 Level (Lower Bowl): The closest seats to the stage, providing an immersive experience.
- 200 Level (Club Level): Premium seating with exclusive access to lounges and dining experiences.
- 300 Level (Upper Level): Elevated views that are great for groups.
- Floor/GA (Concerts): General admission standing or folding chair seating on the arena floor.
What are the parking options at Honda Center?
General parking is included with your event ticket at all on-site lots, including:
- Katella Garage: Conveniently located adjacent to the arena.
- Cerritos Garage: Also included with your event ticket.
- ARTIC (Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center): A nearby transportation hub connecting to various transit options.
- Rideshare: Uber/Lyft drop-off is available on Katella Ave near the main entrance.
What is the bag policy at Honda Center?
The Honda Center has a strict bag policy in place. Only clear bags measuring 12" x 6" x 12" or smaller are permitted. Please check the venue's website for further details on prohibited items.
Are there any nearby restaurants for pre-concert dining?
If you're looking for a meal before the concert, consider these nearby options:
- Craft By Smoke & Fire - Anaheim: 195 W Center St Promenade, Anaheim, CA 92805 - A highly-rated BBQ destination.
- PUBlic Legacy: 1547 W Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802 - A popular sports bar just 0.4 miles from the venue.
- Lazydog Restaurant & Bar: Near Honda Center - Offers comfort food and craft beers in a casual setting.
Phil Wickham Long Beach Concert reviews
Tight Band...A few Suggestions from a Fan..
Lead singer Don Barnes, in good voice after all these years, plays his double cut Les Paul like a demon, wonderfully tight...full of hits...they are the real deal in terms of musicianship and presentation.
My greater suggestion has to do with guitarist Danny Chauncey...he's playing some sort of a hybrid Strat...it lacks punch and depth...Phil Wickham is known for their powerful, melodic guitar solos as performed by former band member Jeff Carlisi, who used a custom Explorer or Gibson Les Paul back in the day.
Danny Chauncey"s guitar tone is weak and uninspired...lost in the sauce and lacking presence...only Gibsons should be used in the 38...it's more a function of what type of guitar he plays...it's suited more for a country and western band.
Has a bit of trouble vocally on their top 2 hits...Caught Up In You and Hold On Loosely...it appears that he tends to sing these songs more from the back of his throat and tight mouthed instead of opening up his jaw and creating more of a chamber for better resonance...I could help him with this if he so desired.
Jeff's guitar work was able to cut thru the vocals when needed...giving the songs a wonderfully soaring mix of melody and power guitar...he played angry and tasty...listen to the solo on Hold On Loosely to hear what I mean.
I wish they would change up the set list...it's been the same for years...it's a damn shame that great songs like Somebody Like You get put into a 15 minute medley...would love to hear it in it's entirety...and I always wonder why they cut the end solo off of Like No Other Night...it's one of the best they ever recorded and this song really shows them at the height of the songwriting prowess.
Listen to the solo on Hold On Loosely to hear what I mean...I'm going to see them again at the Wellmont in February...3rd time in a year...damn awesome band.