Trivium at The Masonic - San Francisco: Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is Trivium performing in San Francisco?
Trivium is scheduled to perform on December 5, 2026, at The Masonic - San Francisco, 1111 California St, San Francisco, CA 94108. The Masonic is a historic Nob Hill auditorium with a capacity of approximately 3,481.
What kind of concert can I expect from Trivium?
Trivium brings a high-energy hard rock and metal performance, combining heavy riffs, powerful vocals, and dynamic musicianship. The Masonic's concert setup typically places general admission standing on the main floor, with assigned seats in the balcony.
How much do Trivium tickets cost?
Prices currently start around $55, with some listings reaching approximately $180 or more depending on seat location, availability, and market demand. Ticket prices can change, so compare available options before purchasing.
Where are the best seats at The Masonic for Trivium?
For an immersive concert experience, choose a central position on the main floor if you prefer general admission standing. Lower balcony center sections are a strong choice for an elevated view and clear sound. Balcony seating is assigned; check the listing details to confirm the exact section and seat.
Which seats should I be cautious about?
Side balcony seats may have limited sightlines depending on the stage setup. Rear main-floor positions can feel crowded during a general admission show. Review the seat or section information carefully when selecting tickets.
Is parking available at The Masonic?
The Masonic Center has a five-level underground garage beneath the venue, with elevators to the lobby. Parking is estimated at about $15?$25, and advance purchase is recommended because the garage can fill quickly. Street parking in Nob Hill is very limited, so consider the garage, public transit, or rideshare; California Street is the designated rideshare drop-off area.
What public transportation options serve The Masonic?
The California Street cable car stops near the venue. From BART, Powell Street station is a useful connection point for a cable car or bus toward Nob Hill. Check current Muni and BART schedules before traveling, especially for late-night service.
What is The Masonic's bag policy?
The venue's stated policy allows bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches. Policies can change for individual events, so confirm the latest entry requirements with The Masonic before arriving and travel light to help speed up screening.
Are Trivium tickets on ticketsoakland.org legitimate, and how are mobile tickets delivered?
Ticketsoakland.org offers a secure marketplace for ticket purchases and provides buyer support if an order issue arises. Mobile tickets are commonly used for events at The Masonic; delivery instructions and timing depend on the specific listing and order. Check your confirmation and account for ticket updates, and make sure your phone is charged before entering the venue.
How long does a Trivium concert usually last, and are opening acts confirmed?
Concert length varies with the event schedule and any supporting performers. A headlining metal show commonly runs around two to three hours overall, including opening acts, but no specific set duration or opening act has been confirmed here. Check the event listing and venue updates closer to show day.
Are there age restrictions for Trivium at The Masonic?
An age restriction has not been provided for this event. Requirements can vary by show, so verify the event's current age policy with The Masonic before purchasing or making travel plans.
Trivium Oakland Concert reviews
Wonderful Concert Experience
Long time have loved Cheryl and Trivium....first time to see them in years....the band delivered fantastic music. The concert and the experience created by the performers and the background - excellent energy by Cheryl, Trivium and the amazing band. We have already recommend the concert to others out of AZ. The only complaint we have registered our complaint with Talking Stick as they allowed late arrivals to be seated and we were interrupted by folks next to us and in front and beer was spilled on my feet as the late comer tried to get his cup into the seat holder in the dark.