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The View From Your Seat From Every Section at The Sound at Coachman Park

Going to one of the upcoming concerts at The Sound at Coachman Park in Clearwater? If it’s your first time visiting the new venue, here’s a look at your view…

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Going to one of the upcoming concerts at The Sound at Coachman Park in Clearwater? If it's your first time visiting the new venue, here's a look at your view of the stage from every section from back to front. This will help you find the seat that fits your budget but also gives you a great view of the stage.

Although it's smaller in scale, the seating layout is similar to the MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre. Covered seating is set up in the sections closest to the stage. Once you get out on the lawn, seats are uncovered - but ticket prices are usually quite a bit cheaper.

Seating

In total, there are approximately 4,000 covered seats and there is room for about 5,000 on the lawn. It's rare, however, for the venue to be completely filled. The Sound tends to bring in acts that are appropriate for the capacity. You won't see a U2 or Rolling Stones show at The Sound. For those giant monster acts, you'll still be going to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. In fact, capacity of the new venue is actually smaller than when it was just known as Coachman Park.

Free concerts?

One cool thing about The Sound at Coachman Park that not many know is that if you don't have a ticket, you can still enjoy the music just by being in the park during a show. While you won't have a view of the artist on stage, you'll hear the music fine if you bring a blanket and relax on the giant lawn space next to The Sound.

The Sound opened in 2023. It's located at 255 Drew Street in Clearwater at Coachman Park. Local favorite Cheap Trick was the first to take the stage. Since then, other acts who have performed at The Sound include the Goo Goo Dolls, Gavin DeGraw, Ringo Starr, the Steve Miller Band, Sammy Hagar, Peter Frampton, Kenny Loggins and John Fogerty.

Entering The Sound

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As you enter through the main entrance, the seats closer to the stage will be on your left.


First View

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To the sharp left is where you'll find a VIP area. But this is really where you realize how much smaller The Sound is compared to the Amphitheatre. If you're under the covered pavilion, you really can't be very far away from the stage no mattter which section you're sitting in.


Section 204

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Turn to the right from the entrance and you'll find Section 204.


Section 204

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Here's your view from the front row of Section 204 at The Sound.


Section 203

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Moving one section over closer to the middle of the venue. Here's your view from the front row of Section 203.


Section 202

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As we keep moving further away from the main entrance, here's the view from the front row of Section 202.


Section 201

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And now the view from the front row of the section in the 200s furthest away from the main entrance in Section 201.


Section 201

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Now the view from Section 201 from a dozen or so rows back.


Section 202

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Now the view of the stage at The Sound from Section 202 from closer to the back of the section.


Section 203

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The view from the middle of Section 203 in the center section of The Sound.


Section 204

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Midway back view of the stage at The Sound from Section 204.


Section 205

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And finally the view from halfway back of Section 205 at The Sound.


The 100 Level Seats

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Now let's head down closer to the stage. You'll pay a premium to be this close, but the view is super intimate.


Section 104

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Here's your view from about midway back in Section 104.


Section 103

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If you want the dead center view with an up close view of the stage, you can beat this view from Section 103.


Section 102

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You really can't go wrong with seats in Section 102 of The Sound either. Not a dead center view, but still a great one.


Section 101

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Finally the view from the far end of the 100s in Section 101. Still a full view of the stage even though you're far off to the side.


Section 101

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Lucky enough to score front row seats? Here's the view from Row A of Section 101.


Section 102

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Even better... the view from Row A of Section 102 at The Sound.


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Section 103

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There it is. Front and center. The view from Section 103 at The Sound.


Section 104

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Front row from Section 104 provides a super close up view of the stage too.


The VIP Section

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If you really want to live it up and go in style, the VIP section has seats, an elevated standing area plus space indoors where you can enjoy the air conditioning.


View from VIP

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The view from the seats in VIP of the stage.


The view from the VIP Platform

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Here's your view of the stage if you're standing on the elevated platform in the VIP section at The Sound.


Backstage View

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I've said this since our days of hosting concerts at the original Coachman Park stage... you can't beat the backstage view. Pro tip: to avoid having to spend a lot of time looking for parking, take the Clearwater Ferry for a few bucks!


Free Concerts

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I can't recommend enough for those without the spending cash to buy tickets... go to the show and sit on the lawn next to The Sound. You'll hear the show fine and it won't cost a dime!


Coachman Park Reimagined

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While you're there, take some time to check out the new look of Coachman Park. The City of Clearwater really has something special now.


Things to know before you go!

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Worst thing is to have to bring something prohibited all the way back to your car!

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Hear Geno on the air weekday afternoons. Geno's passions include fat guy food, concerts, sports, travel to Europe and South America. He loves 80s and 90s music, from MTV hairbands to old school freestyle, alternative rock to TRL era jams. Geno's radio career began in his hometown of Portland, Maine. Since then he's been on the air coast to coast from Boston to Las Vegas, Tampa to California.