Shadow Ridge Music Festival: O.A.R. & Big Head Todd and The Monsters
Shadow Ridge Music Festival brought O.A.R. and Big Head Todd and The Monsters to Shadow Ridge Country Club in Omaha, Nebraska, on September 6, 2024. The event paired two established American rock acts for an outdoor festival-style concert, giving fans a chance to hear both bands on one bill.
O.A.R. is known for blending rock, alternative, and roots influences, while Big Head Todd and The Monsters have built a long-running following with their blues-inflected rock sound. The supplied event information does not include a tour name, set list, or earlier dates at this venue, so those details cannot be confirmed. For event listings and ticket information, omaha-tickets.com covers Omaha Concerts and Festival / tour events at venues including Shadow Ridge Country Club.
Venue and Seating Information
Shadow Ridge Country Club hosted this festival appearance, but specific seating sections and the event's seating layout are not provided. Festival arrangements can differ from a standard club event, so attendees should check the details on their ticket for any assigned seating or general-admission information.
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Parking Information
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Shadow Ridge Music Festival Omaha reviews
Seating horrendous
Disappointing experience and won’t go back. The lead in act performed over an hour and Shadow Ridge Music Festival didn’t come out til almost 9pm, concert start time was 7:30pm. We were crammed in together, touching arms to arms; people behind us were extremely loud (louder than the concert) and got louder, after we spoke to them; there should have been better crowd security. A huge man sat smack dab in front of me, completely obstructing my vision, from all angles; then, we stood at the back and another patron shoved me and said I couldn’t stand there. We moved with the usher to a different seat and the man behind was singing loudly.