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Parking & Directions for The Fray Alameda County Fairgrounds
4501 Pleasanton Ave., Pleasanton, CA
94566, US
1. Fairgrounds Parking Lot - On-site, 0 miles, $10
2. East Bay Regional Parks - 0.5 miles, $5
3. Pleasanton Public Library - 1 mile, Free
4. Downtown Pleasanton - 1.5 miles, $2-5
5. Stoneridge Shopping Center - 3 miles, Free with purchase
The Fray Concert Live at Alameda County Fairgrounds | San Jose
The Greek Theatre at U.C. Berkeley isn’t just a cool outdoor spot, it’s a historic gem that’s hosted everything from legendary rock shows to groundbreaking electronic acts. Picture this: in 2012, it opened its doors (well, stage) for an unforgettable ensemble concert that left fans buzzing. Over the years, this open-air amphitheater has become a staple for big-name artists and community events alike, like charity fundraisers that rally the local scene. Remember Kraftwerk rocking the stage back in 2004? Yeah, that was a moment when electronic music took center stage in a way only the Greek Theatre can deliver. Whether you’re grabbing a ticket in the cozy box seats or just settling into a lively general admission spot, the vibe always feels electric. Navigating to the Greek Theatre is pretty straightforward, just head past the university library, veer right on the path, or find your way from the student center heading north. For The Fray Berkeley show, this historic venue will be a perfect backdrop for an evening packed with emotion, energy, and a little bit of that Berkeley magic that makes every concert feel personal and real.