What You CAN and CAN'T Bring to The Ledge Amphitheater

Ya know what sucks? Having to go back to your vehicle because you brought something with that you thought would be allowed inside a concert venue, but isn't. Or worse: you just throw it away to avoid the trek back to the car and then to the back of the line to get in.

When you attend one of the awesome shows at The Ledge Amphitheater in Waite Park, remember that you can't bring your own lawn chair and BBQ grill...among other things.

What You CAN Bring Into The Ledge

One factory-sealed (unopened) bottle of water, up to a liter, per person
Sunscreen and bug spray (NON-aerosol only)
a camera, as long as it isn't a professional camera with detachable lenses
draw string bags
a bag under 8.5" by 11"
poncho/raincoat/trash bag (shows are rain or shine)
a seat cushion as long as it's no bigger than 18 inches wide

What You CAN NOT Bring Into The Ledge

lawn chairs/outdoor furniture/inflatable furniture
bags over 8.5" by 11"
tarps/blankets larger than a beach towel (approximately 63" x 31")
outside food (vendors are on-site)
recording devices, selfie sticks, GoPro cameras, or video cameras
glass/metal containers
liquor or drugs
noisemakers
laser pointers (don't be a jerkface)
weapons
vehicles (unless required by people with disabilites)
animals (except service animals)
picnic baskets, lunchboxes, or coolers (again, vendors are on-site)
radios
BBQ grills (VENDORS ON-SITE)
umbrellas (ponchos and raincoats are okay)
strollers and toys that would create disturbance
chain wallets (let the 90s/aughts go, bro)
hula hoops, poi, or flow toys
aerosol sunscreen or bug sprays
professional or detachable-lens cameras
full face masks or props

Additional FAQs

-Tailgating is NOT allowed in the parking lots.
-if you drink, DON'T DRIVE, but be sure to have your vehicle removed by noon the next day
-no re-entry is allowed once you're inside the venue

Don't forget to have a great time and be safe! Find more info at The Ledge's website.

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Mammoth WVH w/Nita Strauss at First Avenue in Minneapolis

The 2nd stop of Mammoth WVH's biggest (so far) headlining tour was at the iconic First Avenue in Minneapolis on November 5th, 2023. Nita Strauss (Alice Cooper's guitarist) opened the show. There were zero Van Halen songs played (as Wolfgang Van Halen has said will happen numerous times in the past) but the spirit of his father was present in the joy Wolfgang displayed in his performance. The set was filled with Wolfie's rockers, and included a brief but emotional solo acoustic set by Wolfgang that featured "The Distance"...a song written for his late father, guitar hero Edward Van Halen.

Gallery Credit: Choad

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