Jake Thistle Band at The Stone Pony: Frequently Asked Questions
When is Jake Thistle Band playing The Stone Pony?
Jake Thistle Band is scheduled to perform on December 18, 2026, at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Check your ticket details and event updates before leaving, as show information can change.
What kind of concert should fans expect?
This concert is listed as a pop/rock event. The Stone Pony's intimate room and standing-room setup make it a close-up way to experience a live band. The exact setlist and performance details have not been provided, so check the event listing closer to the date.
How much do Jake Thistle Band tickets cost?
Prices currently start around $35, with resale prices potentially reaching $100 or more depending on availability and demand. Ticket prices can change, and the displayed price may not include applicable fees. Review the final checkout total before purchasing.
Is The Stone Pony seated or standing room only?
The Stone Pony is a general-admission, standing-room-only venue, with admission and preferred viewing spots generally available on a first-come, first-served basis. Bar stools are available throughout the venue when open, but they are also first-come, first-served. Lawn chairs are not permitted.
Where is the best place to stand at The Stone Pony?
For a closer view, arrive early and move toward the front or a preferred spot on the main floor, subject to venue access and crowd conditions. Guests who prefer more room may choose a position farther back. There is no reserved seating, so no location is guaranteed with a general-admission ticket.
Does The Stone Pony have accessible accommodations?
ADA sections are available inside The Stone Pony. The venue information indicates that no separate ADA ticket is required; speak with security or event staff upon arrival for assistance. Contact the venue ahead of the show if you have specific accessibility questions.
Where can I park for a show at The Stone Pony?
Metered street parking is available on Ocean Avenue and nearby streets, with payment available by meter or through the Asbury Park Parking app. Paid lots are located on Fourth Avenue, Second Avenue, and Lake Avenue. Parking can be challenging during busy periods, so consider reserving a space through Laz Parking or arranging a rideshare.
Can I take public transportation or a rideshare to The Stone Pony?
Yes. NJ Transit serves Asbury Park train station, from which The Stone Pony is a short walk or ride away. The venue is at 913 Ocean Avenue, and taxi and rideshare drop-off is available on Ocean Avenue in front of the venue.
How do I receive mobile tickets purchased through ticketsredbank.com?
Follow the delivery instructions shown during checkout and in your order confirmation. If mobile delivery is offered, use the link or transfer instructions provided and make sure your tickets are accessible on your phone before arriving. For an order-specific delivery question, contact ticketsredbank.com using the information in your confirmation.
Are tickets purchased through ticketsredbank.com legitimate?
Ticketsredbank.com provides buyer support and guarantees for orders made through its platform, subject to the terms stated at checkout. Review the applicable order and delivery terms before purchasing, and contact customer support promptly if you have a concern about your order.
How long will the Jake Thistle Band concert last, and is there an opening act?
The event's running time and opening-act details have not been provided. Concert duration can vary depending on the bill and performance schedule. Check the event listing and updates from The Stone Pony as the show date approaches.
Are there age restrictions or a bag policy for this concert?
Age restrictions and event-specific bag rules have not been provided for this show. Confirm the current requirements with The Stone Pony before attending, and bring only essential items to help make entry smoother. Re-entry is not permitted, so plan accordingly.
Jake Thistle Band Red Bank Concert reviews
You'll think it's Pink Floyd
"Run to get your tickets, do not walk. Even if you have seen Pink Floyd, you will not be disappointed. These guys have made it their life's calling to give the experience you were hoping for but possibly never experienced. They don't put their own spin on it but actually try to sound exactly like David. With that said, obviously you cannot replace Waters' influence or Gilmour's guitar. Pray that the girl sings Great Gig in the Sky. I am totally appreciative for that. I am always a little disappointed as guitarists try to emulate David Gilmour but these guys have obviously studies David and his life's work. Also, at the end of the show, she is the only performer that got a unanimous standing ovation."