Hank Williams Jr.

Hank Williams Jr.

Acrisure Amphitheater, 201 Market Ave SW, 49503 Grand Rapids Kort

fös. 14.08.2026 18:30

Special access to 4-Tops and Party Decks. Access granted to corresponding section or area reflected on ticket. Valid for event admission. Party Decks: Valid for event admission. Experience the show on a furnished three level deck at Acrisure Amphitheater. Plus enjoy your own cash bar so you don't have to wait in line. Party Decks are open seating, shared spaces and do NOT feature assigned seating. Party Decks are not covered by the pavilion. 4-Tops: Valid for event admission. 4-Tops combine four reserved premium seats with a dedicated table, providing a unique experience where guests can enjoy food, beverages, and the show together. Please note that the 4-Tops are not covered by the pavilion and are not wheelchair accessible.

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