Frequently Asked Questions About Freedom Mobile Arch
Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Freedom Mobile Arch is located at 2901 E Hastings St in Vancouver, Canada. For directions and parking info, visit Freedom Mobile Arch’s official website at https://pne.ca/fmabooknow/ or call them at 1-604-253-2311. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Vancouver, Canada on Bandsintown.
One of the best most authentic performances I have ever seen, the band’s energy was electric, and you could tell they have such love for music and their fans. Vancouver loves you the most too!!
overall, a fantastic show, they absolutely delivered. The band was Rock solid and Brittany smashed it, especially the second half of the end of the show. Opening act delivered some very high energy and great soul tunes.
New venue — recently completed in Vancouver. setting is fantastic and it feels really spacious and easy. The first half of the show the sound was pretty muddy and sucked pretty bad. the second half they cleaned it up a fair bit. Certain things are gonna do well at this venue and certain things are gonna suffer. Anything that is very bassy will be a real challenge. The way they mix the drum kit, with the kick drum sounding like a cannon rather than a drum, sounded like garbage. Guitars and vocals sounded good. Rest of the drum kit sounded reasonable.
Overall, a fantastic night of music great vibe.
Normally I would give Arkells 5 stars because they’re great and I love everything about their live shows. Only star being taken away is due to no encore! What gives?
Elisapie has an incredible presence and vocal range. Love LOVE the subtle breath work in Going To California - so lovely. What a treat to see her perform live outdoors at the amphitheater.
What a great night. After watching two football matches (neighboring screens) at the PNE, the Sam Roberts Band gets introduced and they get right to it. The evening was cooling down from 33 degrees, no clouds, my wife and I center stage on the rail. Can't wait for them to come out to BC again.
SOOOOO FANTASTIC!!!!!! We danced for 76 minutes and we left wanting more. We can’t believe we got a free show. A FREE SAM ROBERTS BAND SHOW!!!!! How lucky are we?! We saw them in April at Commodore Ballroom, too, and we can’t wait until the next time they come to Vancouver. We love, love, LOOOOOVE SRB!!!
It was f*****g amazing I had!!! So much fun!! I am glad that everyone came out to see him
I was so happy that he finally came to visit Canada in Vancouver I would love to see him here again:D best show ever better then rock the shores :)
It should be Billy Idol/Steve Stevens as Steve steals the show with his electric guitar licks all night long. Billy is the man, Steve is too, go watch a show and you'll have a new level of appreciation for this band. Sounds really good live and billy does a great job interacting with his fans.
I’ve been a big fan of all their solo careers from the start; but putting the 3 of them together is just so effing magical. OG BG fan, they just keep getting better! 🦷
I loved the show I left before encore but it continued forever lol😆 I will never forget that night It was a great end to my 4-H fest there the week before
I always love attending Burton Cummings show, it was nice to see him with Randy Bachman. It was a great night, the crowd was good, the sound and lighting were good as well. I love his music and hope to attend more of his shows. I realized when I was there there were covered group seatings, will have to keep that in mind. The only thing disappointing is I hope they will be doing something to fix the stairs getting to the seating from the top, it was very dangerous taking the first step. I was also disappointed with not being able to purchase an alcoholic beverage from the top, after getting to the top I wasn’t about to walk back down to get a drink. I asked one of the workers if we could get a drink when we got to the top and he said yes, but it was only non alcoholic.
What an amazing experience! The joy and the love that are the B-52s for more than 40 years resonated in this crescendo, this final chapter about a little ol' band made-up of friends from Athens, GA. Thanks for the great show and the wonderful memories!
PNE Amphitheatre is a hidden gem of a venue. Beautiful sunset as a backdrop to a great show by both the opener and headliner. Very positive, energetic crowd
It was amazing! This was my first concert at the PNE during pride and I’ll remember it forever. Orville Peck is an awesome performer/storyteller as expected and his audience is the most wholesome & supportive part of the experience. It won’t be my last.
It was one of the BEST nights of my life! Even though people were pushing and jumping around, it’s called a mosh pit for a reason. 😉 Anyway, I was so close to her! She even reached out and touched my hand!!
It was very good! Her and her brother were both great performers. The sucky part is, is that there was a 1 hour wait in between her and her brothers performance and they both got on stage late. It was very hot and many people did not have water, everyone was forced to drink drops out of one cup served by 2 guards. Or you could give your spot in the mosh pit up and never get that close ever again to get a $4 bottle of water. But it was definitely worth it! They are both great performers and I would leave to go again if they were more organized.
Great show! Band was tight and opening act (Dan Mangan) was well selected. They played for about an hour and a half - not bad for a band with only one album out worldwide!