The High Kings Berkeley tickets

Get Your The High Kings Tickets in Berkeley: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Get ready for an unforgettable night when The High Kings hit Berkeley . Known for their tight harmonies and infectious energy, this Irish band will have you singing along to classics like Will Ye Go Lassie Go and other beloved tunes that showcase their rich cultural roots. The lineup features vocals from Clancy, Dunphy, Darren Holden, and Hutton, all blending seamlessly to create that signature sound that’s both powerful and intimate. Their debut album dropped way back in 2008 and instantly climbed the Irish charts, so you know they’ve got staying power. Expect a lively atmosphere filled with friends, food trucks, and maybe even some Gaelic phrases tossed into the mix. Before the show, you can hang out outside Freight & Salvage, meet fellow fans, and soak in the festive vibe. The stage design will blow you away too, making the whole experience feel immersive. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, this concert promises a night full of joy, singing, and maybe even some surprises, kids included, because who says Irish tunes are only for grown-ups? Honestly, it’s one of those events that sticks with you, so don’t miss out.

The High Kings Concert Live at Freight & Salvage | Berkeley – February 19th, 2027

Nestled in the heart of Berkeley, Freight & Salvage is more than just a music venue, it's a vital hub for the regional arts scene, supporting local musicians and nurturing young talent through community programs. Catching a show here feels like stepping into a cozy, intimate space where the magic of live music truly comes alive. Whether it’s a jazz ensemble like Freight & Salvage’s own talented groups or a lively folk session, the venue has a knack for telling stories through sound that stick with you long after the last note fades. The vibe is electric, especially when you snag a front row seat, which often leads to unexpected, heartfelt moments with performers. And don’t worry if you’re wandering in, the staff outside are super friendly and ready to point you in the right direction. With festival seating allowing for free movement and a lively crowd, The High Kings Berkeley concert promises an experience that’s as authentic and spirited as the city itself. It’s a place where music feels personal, and every night feels like a celebration of community and craft.

What time does The High Kings start at Freight & Salvage?

The High Kings start at 8:00 PM on Friday, February 19, 2027. The show is also scheduled for 8:00 PM on Saturday, February 20, 2027.

How much are The High Kings tickets at Freight & Salvage?

Tickets typically cost about $35–$75 for this concert. Live ticket listings can change, so confirm the current price when purchasing.

What other dates is The High Kings playing at Freight & Salvage?

The High Kings are also playing Freight & Salvage on Saturday, February 20, 2027 at 8:00 PM. The primary listed performance is Friday, February 19, 2027 at 8:00 PM.

How long is the The High Kings concert?

The concert typically runs about two hours, including one intermission. Both Berkeley performances start at 8:00 PM.

What tour is The High Kings on?

The High Kings are scheduled for a two-night Berkeley run at Freight & Salvage on February 19 and 20, 2027. A specific tour name is not listed for these performances, so confirm with the event organizer for official tour details.

Where do I park at Freight & Salvage, and how much is it?

The Center Street Garage next to Freight & Salvage is the main nearby parking option, but its exact rate is not listed here. It is open nightly until 1:00 AM except Sunday; check posted garage rates before parking.

How do I get to Freight & Salvage by public transit?

Take BART to Downtown Berkeley station, which is about half a block from Freight & Salvage. Multiple AC Transit bus lines also stop within a few blocks of the venue.

What is the address of Freight & Salvage?

Freight & Salvage is at 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA 94704. The venue is in downtown Berkeley, about half a block from BART.

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