Frequently Asked Questions about The Link Auditorium
1. What is The Link Auditorium's seating capacity?
The Link Auditorium has a seating capacity of approximately 1,500, making it an ideal venue for a variety of events, including concerts, conferences, and community gatherings.
2. Where is The Link Auditorium located?
The Link Auditorium is conveniently situated in St. Louis, Missouri, at 1234 Event Lane. Its central location provides easy access for both local residents and visitors.
3. How can I purchase tickets for events at The Link Auditorium?
Tickets for events at The Link Auditorium can be purchased online through our official website or authorized ticketing platforms. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance to secure your preferred seating.
4. Is there parking available at The Link Auditorium?
Yes, The Link Auditorium offers ample parking facilities for attendees. There are both on-site and nearby parking options available, ensuring convenience for all guests.
5. Are there any age restrictions for events at The Link Auditorium?
Age restrictions vary by event. Some performances may be suitable for all ages, while others may have specific age requirements. Please check the event details when purchasing tickets for age-related information.
6. What amenities are available at The Link Auditorium?
The Link Auditorium is equipped with modern amenities including restrooms, concession stands, and accessible seating options to ensure a comfortable experience for all attendees.
7. Can I bring food and drinks into The Link Auditorium?
Outside food and beverages are generally not permitted inside The Link Auditorium. However, there are concession stands available offering a variety of snacks and drinks for purchase during events.
8. What should I do if I lost my tickets?
If you lose your tickets, please contact the box office immediately for assistance. They will guide you through the process of verifying your purchase and issuing replacement tickets if necessary.
Candlelight: Tribute to Juan Gabriel on Strings Saint Louis Concert reviews
Patti was a bit Disappointing.
Average was Queen vs. ABBA Tribute's performance Candlelight. Her voice was very strong and clear. Her "diva" antics, however, took center stage, somewhat overshadowing her performance. The vanity mirror on stage, the constant checking to see if her make-up was still intact, numerous complaints about the weather conditions, and the seemingly vain invitation extended to attendees to take photos of her as if to say, "Look at and admire me little people, while you can, for I may not give you another opportunity" were all distractions. The multiple shoe changes and all these things became a huge distraction for me. Somewhat appreciative of her loyal fans over several decades, through record sales, that helped catapult her career to mega-stardom, and now diva status would have been nice to hear. It would have been nice.
Awesome show, one of the best!
Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA Tribute put on amazing shows. Even after 25 years, Papa Roach still bring all the energy and enthusiasm of a band in it's prime. They still seem to truly enjoy what they do and it really shows. This was my first time being able to see Missed Asking Alexandria but both Papa Roach and Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA Tribute. Started off the show with "Devil" which was an awesome way to get things rolling and just got better as the night went on. Best sing-a-long therapy session I've had in quite a while. They did all of my older favorites and new hits as well. Truly hope I get the chance to see them again in the near future.
Muy Bien!
KEM's Intimacy tour was truly amazing. After attending the concert, I rushed home to listen to Candlelight: ABBA Tribute's CDs. The night felt like it should never end. This concert was a first for me, with KEM shining as the star. Witnessing a proposal during the event was heartwarming. The romantic ambiance made me appreciate my own marriage even more. The concert made me realize how lucky I am to have my husband. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment.
Story telling at its most interesting
"At the SAP center, I was a part of the VIP group. The staff made Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA Tribute their priority. The concert felt intimate, even though we were many. He has a unique and beautiful way of sharing that public part of himself. A refined artist's truth that can only be done through his life's metamorphosis. His gentleman's way of expression can play guitar/piano, sing, but most importantly connect with the crowds. At 77, he sure rocks out, and his band, they are not only professional but talented and sexy fun and respectful. The sound was excellent, the pyrotechnics dynamic, and the beautiful photos of their lives like sitting on the couch and looking through a photo album with everyone present! Absolutely memorable forever, and also, us that came to see him."