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Get Your Filter Tickets in Little Rock: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Filter Little Rock fans, you're out of luck. The Filter Little Rock show has already taken place. Check out other events below at the Timberwood Amphitheater At Magic Springs. Get ready for an unforgettable night at Filter's concert happening at the stunning Timberwood Amphitheater inside Magic Springs. This isn’t just another show, it’s a chance to experience their raw energy and gritty sound in a setting that amps up the visual vibe with cutting-edge stage setups. You might remember their hit Take a Picture which shot up to number 12 on the charts or how their song It's Gonna Kill Me made its way into the 2010 game Splatterhouse. Filter’s been around the block, parting ways with Warner Bros. back in 2002 but still delivering the kind of live performances that make you feel like you’re right there in the moment. Fans often talk about Richard Patrick’s spontaneous live song choices, which add a personal touch no studio can match. Whether you’ve followed them since their early days contributing to the Spawn soundtrack or just want to see them crush it live under the open sky, this is one concert you won’t want to miss. Grab your tickets now and join the crowd for a night packed with raw passion, great music, and maybe a few surprises along the way. It’s more than a concert, it’s a shared experience you’ll talk about for years.

Filter Concert Live at Timberwood Amphitheater At Magic Springs | Little Rock

Timberwood Amphitheater at Magic Springs is a hidden gem nestled right here in Filter Hot Springs National Park, and it’s got a vibe that really sticks with you. Picture this: a place where community spirit and natural beauty collide, creating the perfect setting for unforgettable concerts. It’s not just your average outdoor stage, this spot has made waves for its eco-friendly efforts, teaming up with environmental groups to promote sustainability while rocking out. Back in 2014, tickets for a Swift show sold out faster than you could blink, in under 10 minutes no less, which just shows how much people love catching live music there. The amphitheater’s history is packed with moments like the massive turnout for a country concert in 2008 that everyone still talks about. The layout is smart too – luxury booths give you a touch of class, and reserved seating makes sure you don’t spend half the night searching for a good spot. And let’s not forget the sound quality, it’s top-notch with great sightlines from almost anywhere in the venue. Plus, safety is covered with medical stations on each side of the audience area. If you're looking for a concert experience that mixes natural beauty, good vibes, and a bit of history, Timberwood Amphitheater in Filter Hot Springs National Park is where it’s at.