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Get Your Grumpster Tickets in Berkeley: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule
Parking & Directions for Grumpster 924 Gilman
924 Gilman St., Berkeley, CA
94710, US
1. Street Parking: Up to 0.2 miles, Free/Varies
2. Berkeley Public Library Lot: 0.3 miles, $1/hour
3. 2100 Gibbons St Lot: 0.4 miles, $5/day
4. 2200 Dwight Way Lot: 0.5 miles, $10/day
5. UC Berkeley Parking Structure: 0.6 miles, $3/hour
Grumpster Concert Live at 924 Gilman | Berkeley – July 24th, 2026
924 Gilman is one of those legendary spots where the spirit of DIY punk lives on, and it’s where bands like Bomb Bassets once reunited for a killer show that reminded everyone why this place is so special. It’s not just about rocking out though; Gilman takes its vibe seriously, with a strict zero-tolerance policy on aggression that keeps the environment safe and welcoming for everyone. They’ve even got rules about timing to keep things running smoothly, which might seem a bit strict but honestly helps the night flow without chaos. The venue regularly hosts charity gigs and community events, all aimed at keeping Gilman alive and kicking for future generations. The members of Gilman Street get to help shape the lineup and vibe, making every show feel like a true community effort. Performers know the drill, stick to the guidelines or face the consequences, because this place has a reputation to uphold. If you’re coming from UC Berkeley, just take a quick right on Telegraph, follow it till you hit Parker Road, then turn onto San Pablo and finally left onto Gilman Street. Grumpster Berkeley is proud to spotlight Gilman, not just as a concert venue but as a landmark where raw, honest music still rules and where every show feels like a small act of rebellion.
