MMRBQ At Freedom Mortgage Pavilion 2024: Know Before You Go

Here's a list of things you need to know before MMRBQ at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on Saturday, September 21, 2024.

There are tons of options to choose from when heading to the venue.

For public transportation, you can choose form the Riverlink Ferry, PATCO, or NJTransit's RiverLINE. The Riverlink Ferry goes from Penn's Landing to the Camden Waterfront. PATCO has stations located in Center City at 8th and Market, 10th and Locust, 12th and Locust, and 16th and Locust. There are stations all over South Jersey, as well. Exit at Broadway station and change underground to NJ Transit’s RiverLINE for a quick ride to the Camden Waterfront. Or, you can go to ground level and walk approximately 3 blocks. NJTransit's RiverLINE goes from Trenton to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion (the last stop on the line).

You can also choose to ride with friends and split the parking cost! The more people you pile into your car, the less each individual pays. Make sure you drive responsibly and choose a designated driver. Lots typically open 2 hours prior to show time.

Another option can be Uber, Lyft, or any other rideshare program. Drop-off points are located at the Wiggins Circle and the corner of Clinton and 2nd Streets.

Gates open at 12:00 pm on Saturday, September 21.  General Admission part of the show starts at 1:00 pm. Concertgoers are invited to sit anywhere they like for the first four bands of the day. Between sets, The Preston & Steve Side Stage will be going off, then Intermission hits at 4:40 pm. That's when the venue will re-seat the pavilion for all ticket holders.  Great time to grab concessions before settling in for a great performance.

All events at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion are Mobile Entry. That means your mobile device needs to be used to gain access to the event. Tickets will not be emailed or available for print. For more information on mobile entry, click here.

Having phone troubles? Visit the box office on event day for assistance and be prepared to show your ID.

Freedom Mortgage Pavilion allows clear bags no larger than 12” x 6” x 12” and unclear bags no larger than 6” x 9”. This applies to all bags including totes, clutches, and fanny packs. All bags are subject to search upon entry. Guests have the right to refuse a bag search and the venue has the right to refuse entry. If you have any items that are not allowed into the venue, please return them to your vehicle.

Items not allowed? Lawn chairs, weapons or sharp objects of any kind, alcohol, laser pointers, coolers, GoPros, iPads or tablets, professional cameras, glass bottles, cans, illegal drugs, lounge or tri-fold chairs, picnic baskets, large blankets, large umbrellas, chains (ex. wallet chains), selfie sticks, fireworks, pets (except service dogs), strollers, signage over 11" x 8", frisbees, and footballs.

For more, though, check out MMRBQ HQ. We have individual artist pages, interviews, and songs you may want to study up on.

Don't miss out on Live Band Karaoke on the Preston and Steve Side Stage.

Another MMRBQ is in the books. A packed house at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on the Camden Waterfront enjoyed an incredible day of Rock & Roll and a memorable celebration of the best rock station in Philadelphia.

The star-studded lineup rocked the main stage beginning at 1 pm on a beautiful day in Camadelphia. The list of performers included:

MMR’s Local Shots artist of the month Vixen77 got things started on the main stage inside the amphitheatre. They followed it up with an excellent interview with Brent Porche at the MMR broadcast tent on the Ben Franklin Bridge side of Freedom Mortgage Pavilion.

Tigercub, Finger Eleven, Dirty Honey, Ayron Jones, and Larkin Poe gave the crowd their money’s worth with a marathon of excellent performances throughout the afternoon.

Billy Idol looked lively as ever when he led off with “Dancing With Myself” as the penultimate act, and MMRBQ headliner Shinedown didn’t disappoint with the peak of the night.

The return of the Preston & Steve side stage gave the loyal listeners of 93.3 WMMR a chance to get involved in MMRBQ 2023. Some excellent karaoke fired up the crowd at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion.

Victoria sang a head-banging rendition “Zombie” by the Cranberries that would’ve made Dolores O'Riordan proud. L.J. sang “The Rooster” by Alice in Chains with authority that you certainly won’t see from many other 16-year-olds. "In The End," "Separate Ways," "Livin' On A Prayer," and "What's Up" were some other crowd favorites.

Make sure you remember to check WMMR.com and all the 93.3 WMMR social media channels for the release of exclusive backstage interviews with members of each band, more MMRBQ 2023 photos, and other great content from the station.

MMRBQ 2023 | Photo by Digital Noise Mag