The L.B. Day Amphitheater is an outdoor venue in Salem, Oregon. The venue was named after L.B. Day, an Oregon State senator and longtime supporter of the state roll. While it was originally built with seating accommodations for around 9,000 spectators, it quickly grew in popularity which caused a later renovation that expanded seating capacity to an incredible 14,000 seats. The amphitheater serves as the main stage during the state fair in late August through Labor Day while also hosting concerts at other times of the years.