Parker McCollum in Burgettstown | Tickets 2026
Feel the energy surge as Parker McCollum takes the stage at the Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown, PA on August 8, 2026. With a mix of heart-pounding anthems and soulful ballads, this concert promises an unforgettable night. Grab your Parker McCollum tour tickets now!
Parker McCollum Burgettstown Tickets
| Date | City | Price | Tickets |
| Saturday Aug 08, 2026 07:30 PM |
Burgettstown, Pennsylvania | from $44.04 | Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Parker McCollum concert in Burgettstown?
Parker McCollum is scheduled to perform on Saturday, August 8, 2026, at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania. The show time is listed around 7:00–7:30 pm, so planning to arrive in the late afternoon or early evening will give you plenty of time to park, get through security, and settle into your seat before the music starts.
Who is opening for Parker McCollum at The Pavilion at Star Lake?
This Burgettstown date features special guests Gabby Barrett and Kassi Ashton, making it a full night of country music rather than just a single headlining set. Arriving when gates open means you can catch the openers, discover new favorite songs, and enjoy the build-up before Parker McCollum takes the stage for his main set.
What time do gates open and when should I arrive?
For shows at The Pavilion at Star Lake, gates typically open 60–90 minutes before the posted show time, giving fans time to pass security and find their seats. For a 7:30 pm concert, arriving between 5:45 and 6:30 pm is a good strategy so you can park, enjoy some tailgating or concessions, and be in your spot by the time the first act goes on.
How can I get cheaper tickets for the Burgettstown show?
To find cheaper tickets, compare prices between the main ticketing site and reputable resale platforms, and focus on upper-level, rear pavilion, or lawn sections, which usually cost less than premium lower-bowl or VIP seats. Watching prices over time, buying early when tickets first go on sale, checking for weekday or presale offers, and being flexible on exact seat location can help you avoid overpriced listings and grab a better deal.
What are the best value seats at The Pavilion at Star Lake?
The Pavilion at Star Lake can hold over 20,000 fans, with a mix of covered pavilion seating and a large lawn area at the back. For good value, look at mid-pavilion sections or seats slightly off-center, where you still get a strong view and sound but avoid the higher prices of the very front and most premium areas, while the lawn is usually the budget-friendly option if you are happy with a more casual, festival-style experience.
What is the bag policy for The Pavilion at Star Lake?
The venue has a strict clear bag policy: only small clutches, wristlets, or fanny packs up to about 6″ x 9″, or clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags up to 12″ x 12″ x 6″ are allowed inside, and all bags are subject to search. Backpacks and larger bags are not permitted, so bringing a compliant clear bag or small clutch and limiting what you carry will help you move quickly through security and avoid being turned away at the gate.
Is parking available and what should I know about it?
General parking at The Pavilion at Star Lake is typically free and located in large surface lots around the venue, with designated areas for oversized vehicles like buses and limos that may require an extra fee. There are also paid upgrades, such as Premier Parking closer to the entrance, but arriving early for the free lots can save money and give you more time for tailgating or relaxing before the show.
Can I tailgate before the concert?
Tailgating is allowed in the parking lots at The Pavilion at Star Lake, and many fans arrive early to hang out, play music, and enjoy food and drinks around their vehicles. There are rules to follow—such as one parking space per vehicle, no open flames or deep fryers, and keeping drive aisles clear—so plan a simple setup and give yourself extra time to enjoy the atmosphere before heading toward the gates.
What can I bring into the venue for the show?
The venue generally allows non-professional cameras, small clear bags, and one clear gallon bag of food per person, and often permits a factory-sealed bottle of water or approved refillable bottles, though policies can vary by event. Items like large chairs, big umbrellas, weapons, glass containers, and oversized bags are not permitted, so checking the “know before you go” rules and packing light keeps entry smooth and hassle-free.
How should I plan my arrival and exit to save time and money?
To keep costs down and stress low, aim to arrive early to use the free general parking, avoid last-minute paid alternatives, set up a simple tailgate if you like, and head to the gates with enough time to pass security without rushing. After the show, expect some traffic leaving the lots; waiting a short while at your seat or in the plaza, or parking a bit farther from the exits, can make getting out easier and help you avoid the heaviest congestion.