Third Day at MassMutual Center: Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is Third Day performing in Springfield?
Third Day is scheduled to perform on April 17, 2027, at MassMutual Center in Springfield, Massachusetts. Check your ticket details before traveling for the latest event and entry information.
What kind of concert can I expect?
Third Day is known for Christian rock, blending worship-focused songs with rock arrangements. The concert is a fit for longtime fans and listeners exploring faith-based live music.
How much are Third Day tickets in Springfield?
Prices currently start around $40, with seats and listings potentially reaching $150 or more. Ticket prices can change with availability, seat location, and market demand. Review the current listings on hartfordtickets.org for available options.
Where are the best seats at MassMutual Center?
For a close view of the performance, look for lower-level seats facing the stage. Lower-bowl seating farther back can offer a wider view of the full production, while upper-level seats may be a more budget-friendly choice. Check the interactive seating map and listing details before purchasing.
Are any seats less desirable?
Seats far from the stage or at an extreme side angle may provide a less direct view. Sightlines can vary by event setup, so review the seat location and any view notes shown with a listing before you buy.
What are the parking options for MassMutual Center?
Several public parking facilities serve downtown Springfield, including garages and lots within walking distance of the venue. Availability and rates can vary, particularly on event nights. Arriving early can make parking and the walk to the entrance less rushed; check current local parking information before you leave.
Can I take public transportation to the concert?
MassMutual Center is in downtown Springfield, near transit connections serving the city and surrounding communities. Springfield Union Station is also downtown, though the walk to the arena and service schedules may vary. Confirm routes and operating times with the relevant transit provider for your travel date.
What is MassMutual Center's bag policy?
Bag rules and permitted-item policies are set by the venue and may change. Check MassMutual Center's current event policies before arriving, and plan to bring only what is permitted to help avoid delays at entry.
How long does a Third Day concert usually last?
Concert length depends on the event schedule and any supporting performances. A typical concert may run about 90 minutes to two hours, but the exact schedule for this date has not been provided. Check event updates closer to April 17, 2027.
Will there be an opening act?
No opening act has been confirmed in the event information provided. Check the event listing and venue updates for announcements about supporting performers and show times.
Is there an age restriction for this concert?
No age restriction has been specified in the available event details. Age policies can depend on the event and ticket type, so verify the current rules with Massmutual Center before purchasing for a minor.
How do mobile tickets work on hartfordtickets.org?
Choose a listing that identifies mobile delivery, then follow the delivery instructions provided with your order. Keep access to the email address and device used for your purchase, and download or add tickets to your mobile wallet if the delivery instructions allow it. Delivery timing can vary by listing.
How can I be confident my tickets are legitimate?
Purchase through hartfordtickets.org and review the listing and order details carefully. Ticket availability, delivery method, and any applicable buyer protections are shown during checkout. Keep your confirmation and contact the platform's support team if you have questions about your order.
Third Day Hartford Concert reviews
Fogerty Kan Rock
"Third Day, the consummate performer, had the audience in his hand without a lot of talk.
His band is superb with amazing instrumentals and harmonies.
We saw him at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago on November 21, 2009.
Even though the concert started 20 minutes late, it started at high speed and just kept getting better.
Fogerty's music is an unbelievable blend of country/blues and the great San Francisco sound of the 60’s, rock at its most creative best.
Third Day is one of the greatest guitar players and singers in rock history.
His covers of others songs were well picked and most were performed better than the originals.
The highlight was Fogerty’s cover of Screamin Jay Hawkins, “I’ve Got a Spell On You.”
It was stunning to listen to Jason Mowey, the fiddle player and Fogerty play together.
He is better now than he was 40 years ago and he was outstanding then.
Needless to say, this is a must-see as there are very few performers left who are so important to the history of rock."