Green Key Concert Info

PB's Green Key concert will take place on Gold Coast Lawn on Friday, May 16, 2025.

Artists for this year's concert will be announced at the beginning of May. Please keep an eye out for our campus surveys, or feel free to attend any PB meeting, to share your input.

Access to the concert grounds will be controlled and restricted to individuals with a valid Green Key concert wristband. Entrances will open at 7:00pm. 

Information below is for the 2024 event. Please stay tuned for information and updates regarding Green Key 2025.

Access to the 2024 Green Key Concert will be restricted to current Dartmouth students and their registered guests.

In order to enter the Green Key Concert grounds, you will need to present your Green Key Concert Wristband to the folks staffing the entrances. Individuals with a green student wristband will ALSO need to show their Dartmouth ID to enter. If you leave, you will need to display your wristband and ID again to re-enter.

Entry Gates will be located (1) on Tuck Drive between Hitchcock and Russell Sage and (2) between Fahey-McLane and Butterfield. The gate between Fahey and Butterfield will close at 8:00pm and all entry after that point must occur through the Tuck Drive entrance.

Dartmouth Students access the concert for free with their student wristband. Wristbands MUST be picked up prior to Green Key Friday - stay tuned for more information this spring.

Guest tickets are $20 and are limited. Stay tuned for guest access/ticket information in spring term.

Stay tuned for wristband distribution information.

Since the first Green Key Concert in 2013, the Town of Hanover has increasingly expressed concerns about concert security, crowd behavior, and pressure on emergency services. In 2017, the Town stipulated that in order to ensure that the concert continues in a safe and sustainable way, there must be a physical enclosure around the concert grounds and a method of ensuring that those attending are members of the Dartmouth community and their guests ONLY.

In short, we continue to observe these security measures to improve safety and ensure the future of the Green Key Concert for all Dartmouth students.