Live Nation, the Los Angeles-based concert company that owns the Noblesville amphitheater, discontinued its season pass for lawn seating. In 2024, the pass sold for $239 and applied to more than 40 shows. The end of the promotion, billed as a “Lawnie Pass,” was announced Tuesday by Live Nation via social media.

Live Nation is not planning to offer summer lawn passes at Ruoff Music Center this year.

Live Nation announced Tuesday they won't be offering the popular "Lawnie Pass" for this summer's concert season.

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The Lawnie Pass at Ruoff Music Center is no more. Fans who got season tickets in 2024 to sit on the lawn for shows at the Noblesville amphitheater learned this week that Live Nation Entertainment venues in 2025 will not have Lawn Pass.

Concert-goers at Ruoff Music Center will notice a significant change this summer, as Live Nation has announced that it will not offer its popular Lawn Pass program for the 2025 season.

Live Nation announced they won't be offering the popular "Lawnie Pass" for this summer's concert season, including shows at Blossom Music Center.