Spiritbox BIO
Spiritbox is a Canadian hard rock and metal band known for combining heavy guitar work, atmospheric production, and the dynamic vocals of frontwoman Courtney LaPlante. The group gained broad attention with its 2021 debut album, Eternal Blue, which includes fan favorites such as “Circle with Me,” “Holy Roller,” and “Secret Garden.” Its music moves between melodic passages and crushing breakdowns, helping Spiritbox build an international following across modern metal audiences.
Spiritbox is scheduled to perform at The Masonic - San Francisco on May 9, 2025. The supplied event information lists one date at the venue, so previous performances there cannot be confirmed. San Francisco's Nob Hill setting makes this show a central-city concert option, with transit and rideshare alternatives useful for visitors navigating the area.
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Venue and Seating Information
Built in 1957, The Masonic - San Francisco is a historic auditorium with an approximate capacity of 3,481. Concert layouts can place the main floor in general-admission standing configuration while the balcony uses assigned seating; the arrangement may vary by event.
For elevated views, the lower balcony's center sections are identified as strong choices for sightlines and sound. Main-floor center positions can offer a more immersive standing experience, while rear-floor areas may become crowded during general admission. Side balcony seats may have more limited views of a wide stage.
Parking Information
The most convenient listed option is the Masonic Center Garage, a five-level underground garage beneath the venue with elevator access to the lobby. The supplied estimate is $15–$25; availability and pricing can change, so advance purchase is recommended where offered.
- Masonic Center Garage: On-site parking with direct elevator access to the lobby; estimated $15–$25.
- Street parking: Very limited in Nob Hill and not recommended as a primary plan; free spaces may be available.
- Rideshare: Drop-off is listed at the California Street entrance; fares vary.
Spiritbox San Jose reviews
Incredible
First, I was very impressed with the 14 songs that were sung at the show. The costume changes, song selection, and sound were awesome, making it a flawless show. The energy of the show and song selection blew the roof off the place, and I even got caught in the mosh pit.
It was about the 5th time I saw Korn, and again, they delivered an incredible performance.
As for Spiritbox, I was really disappointed with the 3 cover songs. I was impressed by the band and the theatrical stage show, but when "Living Dead Girl" came on, I was ecstatic (my favorite Zombie song). However, the performance of the song was horrible, and the rest of the selected songs on the setlist could have been better, especially with the band's library of songs.
Overall, a great time was had, and I met some cool people in the pit. If the show had a second night at the arena, I would buy tickets for another night.