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TD Stage At The Peace Center Tickets

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Outdoor Amphitheater in Greenville, SC

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About TD Stage At The Peace Center

TD Stage At The Peace Center is a 1,450-capacity outdoor amphitheater nestled on the Peace Center campus in the heart of downtown Greenville, South Carolina. Since opening in 2012, the venue has hosted a range of concerts and events, including the memorable opening performance by Vince Gill and the annual Summer Nights series. Whether you prefer the energy of lawn viewing or the vantage of Genevieve's balcony, TD Stage offers a flexible, intimate outdoor experience with the conveniences you’d expect from a city venue.

At Gold Coast Tickets, we’ve got you covered for tickets, season essentials, and tips to make your night easy—without the hassle. From parking options to nearby dining and lodging, we’ll help you plan a smooth visit to TD Stage.

Location & seating: TD Stage sits on the Peace Center campus at 300 S Main St, Greenville, SC 29601. The venue features outdoor lawn seating with open viewing areas for a casual, festival-like vibe, plus Genevieve’s balcony seating that offers elevated views of the TD Stage. Capacity is 1,450, making it a comfortable space for up-close performances while maintaining an open-air atmosphere.

Parking: Downtown Greenville offers multiple city garages and lots close to the venue. Key options include Poinsett Garage and River Street Garage, both convenient for quick access to TD Stage. Arrive early if you’re heading to a popular show, and consider public transit to avoid downtown traffic.

Transportation: Greenlink public transit serves downtown Greenville, with bus and trolley routes that can drop you within a short walk of TD Stage. For added convenience, check the Greenlink trip planner closer to your event date for the best route and connection times.

Nearby hotels: Staying overnight? The Westin Poinsett Greenville (120 S Main St) and Hyatt Regency Greenville (220 N Main St) are excellent options within walking distance or a short ride to the venue. Affinity partner recommendations may include special rates for Gold Coast Tickets customers—check our hotel partners for current offers.

Nearby dining: Greenville offers a thriving dining scene nearby. Look for pre-show meals and post-show bites in the Main Street area. We highlight partner restaurants that frequently work with Gold Coast Tickets clients for reliable service and solid value.

Notable history: The venue opened in 2012 with Vince Gill and has since hosted lively Summer Nights outdoor concerts and other notable events. It was formerly known as the Peace Center Amphitheater before being renamed TD Stage in 2012; there has been no reported demolition. This history adds a sense of local culture and continuity to your visit.

Tips for securing tickets: Whether you’re eyeing lawn access or Genevieve’s balcony, secure your seats early for popular artists and events. Consider combining parking and dining reservations with your ticket purchase for a seamless evening. We’ve got you with straightforward, reliable access to tickets and essential venue details.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 1,450 (TD Stage).
  • Address: 300 S Main St, Greenville, SC 29601.
  • Venue type: Outdoor amphitheater on the Peace Center campus.
  • Seating chart: Outdoor lawn seating with open viewing areas; some events offer Genevieve’s balcony seating overlooking the TD Stage.
  • Parking: Downtown Greenville city garages/lots nearby (e.g., Poinsett Garage, River Street Garage).
  • Transit: Access via Greenlink public transit (bus/trolley serves downtown Greenville).
  • Nearby hotels: The Westin Poinsett Greenville (120 S Main St); Hyatt Regency Greenville (220 N Main St).
  • Notable events: Opened 2012 with Vince Gill; GOP debates held on Greenville campus in 2011 and 2016; annual Summer Nights outdoor concerts (e.g., 2014 eight-show run).
  • Renamed/demolished: Formerly Peace Center Amphitheater; renamed TD Stage in 2012; no demolition reported.