Frequently Asked Questions About The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is located at 2005 Lake Robbins Dr in The Woodlands, TX. For directions and parking info, visit The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion’s official website at https://www.woodlandscenter.org/ or call them at 1-281-363-3300. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in The Woodlands, TX on Bandsintown.
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What fans are saying
IT WAS FREAKING AMAZINGGG!!! The VIP price is SO worth it. The band is EXTREMELY nice and they interacted with the crowd so much. AND THE STAFF WAS SO KIND TOO!! One of the staff members at the pit helped me get picks from the band and i even got a signed water bottle!! Also one of the other staff members gave me a setlist!! This was SERIOUSLY the best night of my life!
Was awesome to see Stone Temple Pilots again after 33 years! The show was every bit of awesome that I saw 33 years ago! In Houston, Texas at the West Park Entertainment Center when Stone Temple Pilots opened for the B******e Surfers for their Core album! I was able to pass on this rock and roll experience to my daughter Scarlett who was at the concert with me. She is 18 years old and just graduated from high school and will be shipping out to boot camp for the Marines in September 2026! She was able to take home A Stone Temple Pilots momento as, I caught one of the drummers drumsticks that was tossed into the crowd at the set/concert! It's a memory with my daughter that I will never forget, thank you Stone Temple Pilots!
Rod Stewart puts on a great show. We had great tickets and the crowd was really into it. Unfortunately when the crowd was standing there was no way for those of average height to see over those who are above average height. Not a problem in most venues but the Cynthia Mitchell Pavilion was not designed correctly as the screens are set too low for the lower sections to see which made for a limited experience. Rod was still fantastic and about half way thru he did request people take a break and sit down for a few slow ones. Most of the crowd did though the two in front of me did not. Since they were slow and romantic songs they were not as interested so they talked the whole time, loud enough to interfere with the music. I could at least see one of the screens and they did leave so at that point I could actually see Rod on stage. Most all of that could have been avoided if the pavilion had been correctly designed. First and last time at this venue.
One of the best concerts I’ve been to! Ronnie put on such a good performance and all of the openers did great and just added to the experience. Everyone went ALL OUT when FIR came on, I’ve honestly never seen so many hands up in the crowd when an artist asks. The sheer amount of voices we had singing back to him when he would point to the mic to us was powerful. 10/10 would see Ronnie again in a heartbeat.
Totally awesome show!!!! Sammy Hagar can still rock it and sing like he did in the 80's. He sang songs from a few group he's been a member of.
Montrose, Chicken foot, and Van Halen.
Joe Satriani plays a bad a*s guitar 🎸. Tributes to Eddie was played all night. Michael Anthony sang some of the Van Hagar music and still plays bass with the best of them. Well ❤️🩹 we worth going 50 miles, in rush hour traffic, to see this show.
Foreigner has always been one of the most down-to-Earth bands ever in Rock & Roll history. I first say them in the mid-80(s) in Neurenburg, West Germany at a 2-day outdoor concert and they were awesome! Foreigner has only gotten better through the years. Their use this year of a local high school choir to bring attention to the needs of the Fine Arts for our youth is second to none. This was a touch of class that will last those kids, and others, their entire lives. A fine example of a great Rock Band that has more than simply "earned" their place is music history.
Loved every minute of it. Great seats and loved the lineup. Me, mom and younger sister made a weekend out of it. We have been big fans of Nickelback and have been waiting for them to be on tour! Seeing Nickelback live has been on our missions and it finally happened. We live in San Antonio so we drove up to Houston to see them. I actually liked the Cythina outdoors venue better than the AT&T center here in San Antonio.
My kids and I had the best night ever! Ronnie was perfect and so much better than I expected! I've never seen my daughter get so loud before but she was screaming that she loved him between practically every song. All the songs were amazing, and we knew all of them and sang our little hearts out! My 6 year old loves Bad Girls Club, so I thought he'd be sad when they didn't preform it and he was OK with that because they played all the rest of his favorite songs! No telling when any of us will get our voices back but it was more than worth it! Cant wait for them to come back to Houston again! I have a feeling I'm going to have to get pit tickets the next time!
Show was a good time. Now it would’ve been better if I didn’t sit in the lawn the only reason being that the girls around me were rowdy, drunk and obnoxious and spilled beer on my belongings no matter how much I moved. And the bag policy at the venue is wack- I’ve been there 3 times and never had an issue before but I ended up throwing my bag away instead of losing my spot in the ridiculously long line just to go and put it in my car. I didn’t see others get the same treatment. And they gave me a little quart sized snack bag to put my stuff in to “replace” my bag- girl not even an HEB bag 🤚🏾
Both bands were great! I enjoyed myself highly and the time flew by. The workers at the event were so very helpful and cheerful. They were constantly available to help us get in (we'd brought an unexpected item, a parasol, and they were more than happy to help us find out if it was ok to bring inside). The only complaint I have is that the parking garage doesn't have great markings to help you find your car. Every level looks like every other level and isn't clearly marked, so we wandered around for a long time while hot and exhausted.
Ghost and Amon Amarth were awesome. Only negative was we had a seriously obnoxious drunk guy in front of us that seemed more interested in turning around and taking photos of the crowd. He also wanted to talk through the entire show as well. He kept asking me something which I couldn’t understand. I just told him to turn around and watch the show! There was a poor girl next to me that he kept trying to talk to as well. Seriously, this dude was probably in his late 50’s and a bit creepy. Luckily he moved away. I also really wish Cynthia Woods would start enforcing a NO PHOTO / VIDEO policy. Come on people! Enjoy the moment and put the damn phones away!!
I knew this was going to be a fun show, but man my expectations were wildly exceeded! Sam sounded great all night, and is such a great entertainer… he came out into the crowd and walked around the floor multiple times throughout the show and even played an acoustic set in the very middle of the venue. I wasn’t expecting such an elaborate stage production and it only added to an already incredible set. What I was most impressed with was the band! They are all insanely talented musicians and absolutely rocked it. They took all of the Sam Hunt songs we know and love to another level. Such a fun show and Sam and the band absolutely knocked it out of the park!
The band sounded fantastic, the sound was mixed perfectly, not too loud , just perfect. I only wish they had played a few more songs. I highly recommend the show.
Cold War Kids were excellent as well. They played a number of their “hits” that we knew from Alt Nation.
Their lead singer is super talented. The audio for Tears for Fears was the best mixing job I’ve heard since We saw Muse in 2012. It’s so nice to be able to hear the music as if you’re in your living room listening to the stereo.
I get tired of bands cranking the volume and producing
Nothing but a distorted drone of noise. This show was the opposite of that. Great in every way.
The concert was FANTASTIC. Opening acts Bastille and Nile Rogers/Chic charmed the crowd with their presence, warming us with their signature HITs and medleys. Duran Duran taking the stage after a slick video montage where their computer generated counterparts shuttled in via a spaceship and embarking amidst a sea of smoke--opening to a brooding take of "Waiting (For the Nightboat) set the tone for a barrage of hits and wonderful spectacle! Great sound, marvelous spectacle and great kinetic energy was very welcome and delighted the packed Cynthia Woods Pavilion. Can't wait for next tour!
The best concert I’ve ever been to! From all of the other concerts I’ve been to in the past, none of them can beat this one because this was DURAN DURAN!! They’ve been around way before I was born and they’ve made my night! Not only was it my first concert of Duran Duran, but it’s special because it’s my first ever concert with my girlfriend!!! She told me it was the best date we’ve ever had! She loved it too!!! I can’t wait to hear more music from them and who else is coming soon! DURAN DURAN made a dream come true! Thank you!!!
I went to the Together Again concert to celebrate my 44th Birthday and it was the best concert ever. I've been to many concerts this the best one. Ms. Janet Jackson if you nasty , the very talented Ludacris and the talk to me ( that's my favorite DJ) Dj Infamous were all very very good I danced the entire concert. Thank yall for coming to Houston, Texas. We love yall. I went with my Mom and the concert was jam packed with people from all walks of life and all age group just beautiful. Love see the diversity and unity. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Frankly, this was the best show I have seen since Led Zeppelin's first tour in the US. Maybe even better because the crowd sang every song and danced throughout. I normally don't like that but I was doing the same. Sound was perfect, band played for 2 hours...could have played another 2 hours and nobody would have left the venue. KUDOS to Whiskey Myers, the best band on the planet in 2022! And I have seen them all beginning with The Beatles. Extraordinary stage presence.
Was really good and had a lot of fun! Made it halfway through the set list before Ashton (the drummer) suffered from heat exhaustion and required medical care, therefore canceling the concert halfway through. It was understandable since it was around 95°F and very humid along with the smoke machine and he was playing very passionately as he always does. A person in the pit even passed out due to heat and dehydration but Michael (guitarists) handed some water he had on stage to another person in pit that needed it. We waited around 20 minutes singing songs, doing a crowd wave, playing games, and going to get water to distract ourselves before the crew made an announcement saying the concert has been canceled and to hold on to our tickets. Fun night but sad it was cut short. Hoping everyone is okay!
Visually and musically, these brothers put on an incredibly entertaining show with their incredible talent and knack for using technology to enhance the stage. We will make every effort to go to every AJR concert that comes through.
Gayle was a sweet surprise, as our family initially didn’t care to see her, but were absolutely blown away by her talent and stage presence. We agreed that we are new fans and hope to see her live again soon.
Overall, an amazing show!