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Jiffy Lube Live Tickets
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- Outdoor Concert Amphitheater in Bristow, VA
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About Jiffy Lube Live
Welcome to the official page for Jiffy Lube Live, the outdoor concert amphitheater just outside Gainesville, Virginia. With a capacity around 25,000, it blends reserved seating sections for about 9,950 fans with a expansive lawn area for roughly 15,000 more. Since opening as Nissan Pavilion in 1995 and rebranding to Jiffy Lube Live in 2010, it has hosted major tours and legendary acts. Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats, plan parking, and find comfortable nearby lodging and dining options.
We’ve got you covered with reliable guidance on how to get there, where to park, and convenient nearby hotel and dining options. Whether you’re planning a big show or a quick summer concert night, you’ll find clear, non-pushy information here to help you make the most of your visit to Jiffy Lube Live.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address andlocation: 7800 Cellar Door Drive, Bristow, VA 20136 (near Gainesville; near I-66 and Route 29).
- Venue type: Outdoor concert amphitheater.
- Capacity: Approximately 25,000 total (about 9,950 seating in reserved sections and 15,000 on the lawn; some listings cite 25,262).
- Seating chart: Combines fixed reserved seating with a large lawn; seating maps are available on the official venue page.
- Parking: On-site parking included with tickets; Premier and VIP parking options; lots adjacent to the venue; early arrival recommended.
- Transit: Public transit options are limited; rideshare is common; Uber Reserve available for pre-arranged rides.
- Hotels nearby: Candlewood Suites Manassas (IHG) and Hampton Inn Gainesville-Haymarket are listed as nearby options.
- Notable events: Hosted major touring acts (e.g., Iron Maiden, Def Leppard, Ozzy Osbourne, Avenged Sevenfold, Judas Priest, Green Day, Pearl Jam).
- Name history: Originally Nissan Pavilion (1995–2010); renamed Jiffy Lube Live in 2010; no demolition reported.