Andy Grammer brings his Greater Than Pt. II: A One Man Show to Harris Center for the Arts in Folsom on Friday, December 11, with a 7:30 PM start. It’s a solo format — stripped back from his full-band touring setup and built around storytelling, audience interaction, and the songs that have defined his catalog over the past decade and a half.
Harris Center is a mid-size performing arts venue, which makes this a very different experience from seeing Grammer in an arena or festival setting. If you’ve been to a big outdoor show and felt like he never quite got to slow down, this is the version that gives him room to do that.
About Andy Grammer
Andy Grammer has been one of pop’s more consistent names since his debut in 2011, when “Keep Your Head Up” connected with a generation of listeners who needed exactly that sentiment. The catalog since then has been built on the same throughline: anthemic, uplift-focused songs that tend to land in high school graduations, movie trailers, and moments when people need something to feel good about.
His best-known songs include “Honey, I’m Good,” “Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah),” and “Don’t Give Up On Me,” the last of which became the title track for the 2019 film Five Feet Apart. “Greater Than” is the title concept for this touring format — a more personal, less produced version of what he normally brings on the road.
The one-man show format has become something Grammer returns to between larger tours. For Sacramento-area audiences who prefer a seated, theater setting over a standing general admission floor, it’s an easier entry point.
VIP Packages
Harris Center is offering VIP packages for the December 11 show. Per the venue’s event page, all VIP package items and experiences are subject to change, and instructions for VIP attendees will be emailed no later than three days before the performance. Packages are non-transferable and all sales are final.
Check harriscenter.net/andy-grammer for current VIP availability and what’s included.
Parking at Harris Center
Harris Center charges for parking separately from event tickets. Parking passes are sold per vehicle — one pass covers everyone in the car. The easiest option is to add parking when you purchase your tickets online; day-of passes are available at the campus kiosk and the lobby patron service table, but they carry a $2 convenience fee. If you buy through the box office, an additional $1 administrative fee applies.
Buying in advance online avoids both fees and the day-of wait. Signage on campus will direct you once you arrive.
The Details
- Show: Andy Grammer — Greater Than Pt. II: A One Man Show
- Date: Friday, December 11, 2026
- Time: 7:30 PM
- Venue: Harris Center for the Arts, 10 College Parkway, Folsom, CA 95630
- Tickets: Available at harriscenter.net/andy-grammer
- Box office: (916) 608-6888
- Parking: Purchase in advance online to avoid day-of fees; $2 fee at campus kiosk on the night of the show
- VIP: Packages available; instructions emailed 3 days before the show; all sales final
Bottom Line
If you’ve been curious about Andy Grammer but haven’t found the right setting to catch him, a seated performing arts venue in December is probably it. The show is scheduled for a Friday night, which makes it a solid date-night or friend-group outing heading into the second weekend of December. Book parking when you buy your tickets to skip the line.
For more music at Harris Center this season, Tower of Power plays the Holidays & Hits Tour on November 29, and Big Bad Voodoo Daddy brings their holiday set on November 20. For the full sweep of Sacramento-area December events, check the Sacramento Christmas events guide.
