Ford Idaho Center

We went to see Styx and we had a lovely time as did I think everyone in there tonight. There was not enough stalls/urinals to accommodate the flood of people after the first band was done. The only thing I wish they could do is to put in drink holders on the backs of the seats so that they wouldn't get knocked over by someone moving down the aisle to their seats.

Been coming to the Idaho center for years. From monster truck shows to rodeos to concerts they always put on a good show. We love enjoying concerts from the lawn. Lots of room so you’re not bumping shoulders with everyone like you would at one of the downtown concert halls. Bathrooms are usually clean and lines aren’t too bad. The food trucks are good with a good selection of local eateries to get food from and they have a beer garden. Like many others be ready to spend ~$15 per beer this includes draft and cans.

Worst concert venue. Too many tickets were sold. Way too crowded, the lawn area is insanely steep, don’t worry about missing leg day the day of your concert because you’ll be working out your calves the whole night standing on the lawn.

Good venue for summer concerts outdoors. Quality sound system. Good restroom availability. Good choice of food options. Staff and wonderfully helpful and kind. Wish there were more drink options (think local microbrew) and better prices. $15-$25 for a beer is silly.

Went to the Keith Urban Concert on July 19th 2025 it was outside in the Amphitheater. I liked the fact that it was outside but for someone my age it was hard to stand up for the whole concert. We had general admission tickets so brought a blanket to sit in the grass but didnt end up sitting because everyone in front of us was standing up. I recommend that anyone handicapped or middle aged like myself that can't stand for long periods of time buy tickets for actual seats and not general admission. The concession stands were much better than what the what they had for the Post Malone Concert last month at the BSU Stadium. There were alot more concession stands and a bigger variety of things to eat and drink.

Great outside and inside concert venue! Have been many times to both. Parking is also great which isn’t always the case in these venues.

The Outlaw Music Festival was good. Grass seating was fine and the $65 price was fair, but it’s hard to find the direct sale site vs all the scalpers. We brought folding backpack chairs. There is no free drinking water that we could see, you must pay $5 a pint, which is ridiculous. There was plenty of parking nearby. The sound was good even far back, but too loud; we used earplugs. Plenty of food truck variety.

My family and I saw Phil Wickham this October, and he was amazing! We loved seeing him and the other performers who sang with him!