Plans for additional ticketed concerts in Golden Gate Park following the Outside Lands Festival as well as additional free shows at three downtown locations were approved Tuesday by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
Under the approved agreement, Outside Lands concert promoter Another Planet Entertainment will hold two to three ticketed concerts in the Polo Fields at Golden Gate Park in August the weekend following the Outside Lands Festival for three years beginning in next year. And as part of the agreement, Another Planet will also fund free Muni rides to and from the Polo Field for concert ticket holders.
"The concert series are projected to provide key economic benefits for San Francisco, while helping contribute to the prevention of cuts to City parks and programming," a statement in the press release issued after the Board of Supervisors approval read. "I support the additional ticketed concerts following Outside Lands in Golden Gate Park because they will pay for the free concerts downtown, keep our parks from facing a deficit, and offer more community benefits for Sunset residents," said SF Supervisor Joel Engardio, who represents the Sunset neighborhoods."We need more joy in San Francisco as we work to address the serious issues facing our city.
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