All Ages
GA standing, GA lawn and reserved seats
Kids Under 2 Admitted Free when accompanied by a legal guardian who has purchased a ticket to the event.
Jack had a fan join him, Zach Gill, and G. Love on the side stage in the Village Green.
There was an extra guitar jam during “Upsidedown†and then Jack and the fellas gave a special treat by starting with the song “Horizon†into “Bad Fish†into “Boss DJ†into “Who Knows†(Hendrix) and ended it with “Inaudible Melodiesâ€.. A treat for sure.
Volunteers: 19
Fans taking 3+ actions: 529
Water Saved FOH: 566 16oz Bottles
SHOW PRESS
Student Surfrider Clubs Join Jack Johnson’s Tour To the Sea
San Clemente Times
October 20th, 2010
When a popular musical performer like Jack Johnson announces a local tour date, teens clamor to get tickets for the show. Live concerts are some of the best must-see, memory-making events in the lives of most young people—and music lovers of all ages for that matter. But what happens when an artist connects with their audience on more than a purely musical level? A concert can become more than just a concert. In the case of the Jack Johnson’s October 12 tour date at the Verizon Amphitheater in Irvine, Johnson connected with some local teenaged fans of his music on multiple levels—not just for the betterment of the kids, but also for the betterment of the environment… READ MORE
All net proceeds earned through Platinum and Premium ticketing programs will be donated to the Johnson Ohana Foundation to support All At Once Non-Profit Partners in communities near each concert. In addition, $2 from every ticket will support the environment, with half being directed to carbon offset projects and half going to support local All At Once Non-Profit Partners. Fans can opt-in to make an additional donation to the Johnson Ohana Foundation to support environmental projects, plastic free initiatives, and food security efforts of the All At Once Non-Profit Partners.
The Surfrider Foundation is dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world’s ocean, waves, and beaches, for all people, through a powerful activist network. They have been a long time All At Once and Johnson ʻOhana Foundation partner. Learn more about their work and ways to get involved here: www.surfrider.org/volunteer
