G-Eazy BIO
G-Eazy is the stage name of Oakland-born rapper and producer Gerald Earl Gillum, known for a polished blend of hip-hop, pop, and West Coast influences. He rose to wider recognition with the independent album These Things Happen and later reached a larger audience with releases including When It's Dark Out. His best-known tracks include “Me, Myself & I,” “No Limit,” and “Him & I.”
On, G-Eazy is scheduled to appear at PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel as part of Logic & G-Eazy, with Logic also on the lineup. The supplied event information does not include a tour name or details of earlier G-Eazy performances at this venue, so no past-date history is stated here.
For fans exploring Concerts and Rap / hip hop in Holmdel, ticketsasburypark.com lists this upcoming New Jersey-area show at one of the region's established outdoor amphitheaters.
Venue and Seating Information
Opened in 1968 as the Garden State Arts Center, PNC Bank Arts Center is an outdoor amphitheater with a reported capacity of 17,500. Its covered pavilion and general-admission lawn offer different ways to experience the concert, with the pavilion providing reserved seating and shelter from the weather.
Front orchestra seats are closest to the stage, while mid-pavilion seating is a practical option for balancing views and location. On the lawn, arriving early can help secure a more central spot; the gradual slope supports sightlines, though the far corners are less favorable. As an open-air venue, conditions can be warm or changeable, so plan for sun and weather.
Parking Information
Fans arriving by car can use the venue's on-site surface lots near Exit 116 of the Garden State Parkway. The supplied venue information gives an estimated range of $20–$60 per event, depending on the parking option; availability and prices may vary.
- Official on-site parking: Exit 116, Garden State Parkway, Holmdel, NJ 07733. Estimated $20–$60 per event; advance purchase is recommended. Venue parking information.
- Rideshare: Uber and Lyft drop-off is available near the main entrance. Return rides may be limited after the show, so plan ahead.
- Traffic: The Garden State Parkway near Exit 116 can be congested after concerts; allow extra time to leave.
G-Eazy Asbury Park reviews
Doobie Brothers Great, WAR disappointing
I gave WAR 0 stars because they did not live up to their stellar reputation, which is why I only gave the concert 3 stars overall. WAR was given the status as the back-up band and they embraced that title. They had time to play at least 5 of their all-time audience favorite songs but they did not. WAR only had 45 minutes to play music and they decided to waste a lot of time talking and dragging out no-so-memorable tunes. I will however, go to another G-Eazy concert and I plan on buying their new CD. WAR acted as if Honolulu was their last stop on the tour and decided just to BS and take it easy. The reason I gave G-Eazy 5 stars for a fabulous concert that took me down memory lane. I will never go to another WAR concert again.