Forbidden at Trees in Dallas: Frequently Asked Questions
When is Forbidden performing at Trees in Dallas?
Forbidden is scheduled to perform on November 18, 2026, at Trees, 2709 Elm Street, Dallas, TX 75226. Check your ticket details and event updates before heading to Deep Ellum for the show.
What kind of concert should fans expect?
Forbidden is listed as a pop/rock concert. Trees has a long history as a Dallas live-music venue, with a 700-person capacity and a close-up, general-admission atmosphere. The compact room makes it a fitting setting for an energetic night of live music.
How much do Forbidden tickets cost?
Prices currently start around $40, with many tickets expected to fall in the approximate $40?$150 range. Prices can change as availability and market demand shift, and the final total may include fees. Review the current listings on ticketsdallas.org before purchasing.
Is Trees seated or standing-room?
Trees is primarily a general-admission standing-room venue, with a main floor and an elevated mezzanine or balcony area. Fixed seating is limited, so do not assume a general-admission ticket includes a reserved seat. Check the listing for the exact ticket type and any event-specific access details.
Where are the best places to watch the show at Trees?
For a clear view above the crowd, the elevated mezzanine is a strong option when available. Center floor offers the most immersive concert experience, while standing a little back from the stage can balance energy and visibility. The far sides of the main floor may have restricted sightlines, and the back can feel crowded during a busy show.
What are the parking options near Trees?
Trees does not have dedicated on-site parking. Nearby choices include the PCAM lots, about a one-minute walk away, and The Stack Deep Ellum garage, approximately a six-minute walk away. Street parking and other Deep Ellum lots are also available, but prices and availability can vary. Arrive early, check posted restrictions, or reserve a space in advance through SpotHero or ParkMobile.
What is the easiest way to get to Trees on concert night?
Trees is in Deep Ellum at 2709 Elm Street. Uber and Lyft are popular options, with drop-off and pick-up directly on Elm Street in front of the venue. DART services the wider downtown area; check current routes and schedules to plan the final part of your trip. Expect heavier traffic and limited parking around showtime.
Does Trees have a bag policy or age restriction for this event?
Bag rules and age restrictions can vary by event, and specific policies for Forbidden have not been provided. Check the event listing and Trees' official guidance before leaving. Bringing only a small, essential bag can help make entry smoother; contact Trees at (214) 741-1122 with venue-policy questions.
How long will Forbidden's set last, and are there opening acts?
The set duration and opening-act lineup have not been confirmed in the information available for this event. Concert schedules can change, so review the listing and any updates closer to November 18. Allow extra time for entry and any support performances.
How do I access mobile tickets purchased through ticketsdallas.org?
Follow the delivery instructions in your order confirmation and keep the ticket accessible on your phone before arriving. Charge your device, sign in to the account or app specified in the delivery email, and have the barcode ready for scanning. If the ticket is transferred, use the official transfer instructions rather than relying on a screenshot.
Are tickets purchased through ticketsdallas.org legitimate?
Buy through the ticketsdallas.org event listing and review the seller, ticket details, and checkout terms before completing your order. Ticketsdallas.org provides purchase support and applicable delivery protections according to the terms shown at checkout. Keep your confirmation and contact the platform promptly if you have an order or delivery concern.
Forbidden Dallas Concert reviews
Excellent Set at a Pretty Good Venue
Phoenix's performance was absolutely wonderful. They have a sort of sheepish swagger to them that is quiet. The setlist was incredible, and I thought they did an amazing job. The show was well-paced, and it's amazing to see how much fun they're having onstage and just how much they enjoy what they're doing. Even though Forbidden wasn't able to make it, the stand-in from Two Door Cinema Club didn't miss a beat (pun intended).
The vocals were generally good, and I thought the sound mixing wasn't bad. Things sounded a little mushy when the band let loose into some of their louder crescendos, especially guitar and bass. The venue wasn't bad. The only major complaint I have was the amount of smoking going on around me. I was surprised there wasn't any security action taken to put them out. To be honest, it just smelled bad and was a distraction from the show.