Rose Bowl Together Together Seat View

Rose Bowl seating chart for Harry Styles’s Together, Together 2027 North American leg

Rose Bowl takes 4 nights of the Harry Styles Together, Together 2027 North American leg, on 23 April to 1 May 2027, in Pasadena — the Los Angeles stop of the tour. All 150 areas on the map open a real panoramic 3D view: pick any section of the bowl and look around from it in 360°.

The Rose Bowl sits in the Arroyo Seco on the western edge of Pasadena, and it is a different kind of stadium from every other stop on this leg: an open bowl with no roof, no upper deck and no video-board canopy, built into the landscape rather than on top of it. On the map that shows as one continuous ring of numbered sections running all the way round the field, with a single stacked block of club, loge and lettered areas along one long side. It is a simple room to read, and that is the good news for anyone picking a seat.

Nothing on this page is dimmed. The panoramas are rendered from this same configuration, so all 150 areas — every numbered section of the bowl and every club, loge and lettered area — open a real photographic view. The view is from the seat towards the field; on a concert night the stage will sit somewhere on that field.

Where to sit: the Rose Bowl, section by section

Start with what this map is, because it matters more here than anywhere else in the hub: it is the stadium’s football configuration — the plan used for UCLA home games — and it shows the field, not a stage. There is no floor area and no stage on it, so where the production goes is something this page cannot tell you. What it can tell you, accurately, is the bowl itself: every section, where it sits and what it sees.

The seating is 28 numbered sections running round the whole bowl, each one drawn twice on the map as an L and an H area, plus two small A areas (23A and 28A), and on one long side a stacked block of Club, Loge, E and F areas. That is 150 areas in all, and the distances below are read off the geometry of this map, in its own units. The caveat for the whole page: no stage build has been announced for these dates, and no concert plan of this stadium exists in the catalogue we work from, so the chart is the football one. The sections, the ids and the geometry are the stadium’s own; the stage position and the floor are the production’s to decide.

The numbered bowl — sections 1 to 28, L and H

One unbroken ring of 28 sections around the field, and the whole of the general seating. Every section appears on the map twice, as an L area and an H area, and each of the 56 opens its own panorama — so if your ticket says 8 or 8L or 8H, open both and see which view you are buying. Measured on the map, the sections along the two long sides (4 to 6 and 17 to 20) are the closest to the centre of the field, and the ones at the two ends (11 to 13 and 25 to 27) are about 40 % further away. That is the whole story of this bowl: the long sides are close, the ends are further, and nothing is very far.

The club levels — Club 101–112 and 201–214

Twenty-six club areas in two rows, part of the stacked block on one long side. On the map that whole block sits behind the numbered ring, not in front of it: every club area is further from the centre of the field than any numbered section. What the premium buys is the side-on angle and the amenities, not proximity — open one on the map and compare it with a sideline section before you decide.

Loge boxes — Loge 1 to 12

Twelve loge boxes in a short row near the middle of that same long side — the most central positions in the premium block and the closest of its areas to the field, though still further out than the numbered bowl in front of them.

The E and F areas

Thirty-two E and twenty-two F areas, also in the premium block on the long side. Their ids mean nothing on a ticket until you see them, and that is exactly what the map is for: every one of the 54 opens a panorama.

23A and 28A

Two small areas at one end of the bowl, on the field side of sections 23 and 28 and closer to the field than the sections behind them. Both have a panorama.

Getting to Rose Bowl

The stadium is at 1001 Rose Bowl Drive in Pasadena, in the Arroyo Seco, roughly ten miles north-east of downtown Los Angeles. It is not next to a rail station: for big events the Rose Bowl has run shuttles from Old Pasadena and parking in the surrounding golf-course and park lots, and the arrangements are published per event. Staying in Pasadena rather than in central Los Angeles turns the journey from a drive into a short hop.

Before you go

Kylie Minogue open every night. There are 4 nights here, on 23 April to 1 May 2027. Doors and stage times are published per date, and entry and bag rules differ between event types, so check the venue’s own event page before you travel. The stadium is in Pasadena, about ten miles north-east of downtown Los Angeles, which is worth knowing before you book a room or plan a drive. We don’t sell tickets and we don’t link to resellers.

Frequently asked questions

How can I see the view from my seat at the Rose Bowl?

Click any section on the interactive seating map above and a real panoramic view from it opens instantly. Drag to look around in 360°. All 150 areas on this map open a view — the whole numbered bowl and every club, loge and lettered area.

Is this the seating plan for this show?

No, and we would rather say so plainly: it is the stadium’s football configuration, the plan used for UCLA home games. No stage build has been announced for these dates and no concert plan of the Rose Bowl is available to us, so the map shows the field instead of a stage and has no floor areas. The sections, their ids and the views from them are the stadium’s own and are accurate.

Is the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles?

It is the Los Angeles stop of the tour, but the stadium is in Pasadena, a separate city about ten miles north-east of downtown Los Angeles. It matters for hotels and for getting there: Pasadena is much closer.

What are the best seats for a concert at the Rose Bowl?

The rule at the Rose Bowl is simple: the long sides are close and the ends are far, and with no upper deck there is no second tier to escape to — distance is decided by where you sit round the ring, not how high. The sections along the sidelines (4 to 6 and 17 to 20) are the closest seats in the building; the ends are about 40 % further. The club, loge and lettered areas sit behind the ring on one side, so they are further from the field than any numbered section — a comfort choice, not a proximity one. And because this is the football chart, open the panorama from your section and picture the stage on the field: that is the one thing this map cannot draw for you. All 150 areas have a view, so every sentence here is something you can check.

What do L and H mean on a Rose Bowl section?

Each of the 28 numbered sections is drawn twice on this map, as an L area and an H area, and each has its own panorama. We don’t guess what the letters stand for on a ticket; open both views for your section and you will see the difference for yourself.

Is there an upper deck or a roof?

Neither. The Rose Bowl is a single open bowl, which is why the map is one ring of sections: distance from the field depends on where round the ring you sit, not on which level.

What is the capacity for a concert?

The stadium does not publish a concert capacity, and it changes with each stage build, so we don’t state one. The published figures are for football, which is a different floor.

Which dates of the Together, Together tour are at Rose Bowl?

4 nights at Rose Bowl: April 23, 24 and 30; May 1 2027. Kylie Minogue opens.

Is this an official seating chart?

No — it is an independent interactive 3D map by Seat Seven. Not affiliated with Harry Styles, Live Nation, the Rose Bowl Operating Company, the City of Pasadena or UCLA. We don’t sell tickets.