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Arena in North Carolina, United States
Aerial view of the complex in 2007
1921 West Gate City Boulevard
Greensboro, North Carolina 27403-2614
36°3?35?N 79°49?32?W / 36.05972°N 79.82556°W / 36.05972; -79.82556Coordinates: 36°3?35?N 79°49?32?W / 36.05972°N 79.82556°W / 36.05972; -79.82556
City of Greensboro
US$4.5 million (1959)
($39.9 million in 2019 dollars[1])
$63 million (1993 Expansion)
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Venue Website
The Greensboro Coliseum Complex (GCC) is an entertainment and sports complex located in Greensboro, North Carolina. Opened in 1959, the arena was once one of the largest venues in the South, with a seating capacity of over 23,000. The complex holds eight venues that includes an amphitheater, arena, aquatic center, banquet hall, convention center, museum, theatre, and an indoor pavilion. It is the home of the UNC Greensboro Spartans men's basketball team, the Greensboro Swarm of the NBA G League, the Carolina Cobras of the National Arena League, as well as the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) with their Men's and Women's Basketball Tournaments.
It has hosted the Men's ACC Tournament twenty-three times since 1967 and the Women's ACC Tournament twelve times since 2000. The Coliseum hosted both tournaments until 2015. Other notable sporting events include the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Men's "Final Four" in 1974 and the East Regionals in 1976, 1979 and 1998. More recently, the Coliseum has hosted the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in 2011 and 2015 and will host again in 2020.[2]
It is also the former home of several professional hockey teams including the Greensboro Generals, Greensboro Monarchs of the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) and the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes.
The complex has hosted the "Central Carolina Fair" since 1999.
Main entrance of the complex in 2016.
The complex was first proposed in 1944 by the city's mayor. The idea was to create a war memorial to honor veterans of World War I and World War II. The building was approved by city officials in 1956, followed by a groundbreaking in January 1958. With its opening in 1959, the complex held four venues: War Memorial Auditorium, Town Hall Auditorium, The Blue Room and the Greensboro Coliseum.[3] The complex opened on October 29, 1959 for historic show, "Holiday on Ice". Shortly after its opening, the Coliseum began to scout for a hockey team. Partnering with the EHL, the city formed the "Greensboro Generals". The team's first match was November 11, 1959, against the Washington Presidents. The Generals won the game 4-1. The Generals would go on to win the EHL Championships.[3]
Over the years, the complex hosted several conventions, sporting and musical events. The Coliseum was part-time home of the Carolina Cougars of the American Basketball Association from 1969 to 1974 after the Houston Mavericks moved to North Carolina in 1969. The Cougars were a "regional franchise," playing "home" games in Charlotte (Bojangles' Coliseum), Greensboro (Greensboro Coliseum), Winston-Salem Memorial Coliseum and Raleigh (Dorton Arena). Hall of Fame Coach Larry Brown began his coaching career with the Cougars in 1972. Billy Cunningham was the ABA MVP for the Cougars in the 1972-73 season. Despite a strong fan base the Cougars were sold and moved to St. Louis in 1974.[4]
To meet demands, the Coliseum expanded its seating to 15,000 in 1972. Six years later, the complex expanded to include an exhibition center, known at the time as the Greensboro Coliseum Complex Exhibition Building (shortened to Exhibition Building). The building's first event was "Super Flea", a flea market for the Triad area. In 1991, the Coliseum's manager (Jim Evans) proposed an additional expansion of the complex. This expansion would raise the seating capacity of the Coliseum an additional 8,000 (adding a third tier) to 23,000. It would also see The Blue Room demolished to make way for a small arena in the Exhibition Hall (now called the Special Events Center).[5]
The venue reopened on December 28, 1993, for the "Reunion Classic", a men's basketball game between the UCLA Bruins and NC State Wolfpack.[6] This game was met with controversy as the Coliseum was not fully complete at the time of the game. City officials paid $200,000 to have firefighters on stand by during the game. The Coliseum and the newly expanded exhibition hall did not meet state and city building codes nor fire regulations, because of incomplete construction.[7] Additionally, the Coliseum did not hold the permits to host the event. This decision resulted in city council firing both the Coliseum manager and its contractors, Huber, Hunt and Nichols, Inc. (known for the Spectrum Center, BB&T Center (Sunrise) and the PPG Paints Arena).[7] It was later determined it would take an additional ten months to have the complex comply with regulations. The city added in additional $20 million to the budget to renovate the Coliseum and the auditorium.[8]
Additional expansion came in 2003 when the complex added The Fieldhouse (formerly the GCC Pavilion). Two years later, the complex renovated the old Town Hall Auditorium into the smaller Odeon Theatre. In 2011, the complex added three additional venues: the White Oak Amphitheatre, the Greensboro Aquatic Center and the ACC Hall of Champions. Since its opening, the complex has been visited by nearly 57 million people and hosts over 800 events per year. In September 2014, the War Memorial Auditorium closed its doors.[9]
Seating Capacity[10]
Greensboro Coliseum 23,500
White Oak Amphitheatre 7,061
The Fieldhouse 2,118
Special Events Center (East Wing) 5,100
Odeon Theatre 300
Greensboro Aquatic Center 2,500
The Terrace 800
Greensboro Coliseum
One of the original four buildings of the complex, the Coliseum (also called Coliseum Arena) is one of the oldest buildings on the property. Construction began on the venue in 1958 and was completed in September 1959. Known originally as the "Greensboro Memorial Coliseum"[11] (until 1980), the arena hosted its first event on October 29, 1959. At the time, the Coliseum held 7,100 seats, becoming one of the largest arenas on the East Coast.[12]
Through the years, the Coliseum has hosted several sporting events, most notably basketball (see below). The Coliseum has also hosted concerts for over 40 years. During the 1960s and 1970s, the Coliseum was frequented by rock and R&B performers. The first major concert held at the Coliseum was by The Monkees. Elvis Presley played a concert at the Coliseum on April 14, 1972; the footage was used for his final film, entitled Elvis on Tour. Presley performed the Coliseum again on April 21, 1977, one of the final venues of his tour, before his death on August 16. Casting Crowns recorded their live album, entitled Until the Whole World Hears... Live, at the Coliseum on April 24, 2010. Rock band Phish set the attendance record for a concert at the Coliseum on March 1, 2003 with 23,642 attendees.
The arena has also hosted WJMH's SuperJam since 1997. The music festival has featured prominent artists in the hip hop community including LL Cool J, Soulja Boy, Ludacris, Ja Rule, Plies, Nas, Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz, Travis Porter and the Ying Yang Twins.
The Coliseum was also the site of auditions for American Idol, Season 5 on October 3, 2005. Between Sunday, July 8 and Tuesday, July 10, 2012, it played host to the Greensboro audition stages in the second season of the Fox singer search program The X Factor.
War Memorial Auditorium
One of the original four buildings of the complex, the War Memorial Auditorium was one of the oldest buildings on the property, until it was razed in 2014. Along with the original concept, the venue opened in 1959 to house performing arts events. Playing predominately to an African American audience, the auditorium became a notable venue on the Chitlin' Circuit. James Brown, Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin were among the many performers who played the auditorium during the 1960s. The Rolling Stones played the auditorium during the band's 1965 North American Tour on November 12, 1965. The venue was primarily used for town meetings, theatrical events, religious meetings and concerts. Presidential candidate Barack Obama held a town hall meeting on March 26, 2008 to a full house. Guilford County native Fantasia Barrino gave her first concert, in her home state, during her Back to Me Tour on November 18, 2010.[]
The auditorium was torn down in October 2014; a premium parking lot planned on the site will subsidize the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts, to open downtown as a replacement facility in 2019.[13][14] A closing ceremony took place September 4. An O'Jays concert September 5 was the last event, and items from the auditorium were auctioned off the next week.[15][16]
Special Events Center
Originally known as the "Exhibition Building", the exhibition center opened in 1978. Its purpose was to host business conferences and conventions. The venue was primarily used by "Super Flea", the flea market for the Triad area. In 1993, the center was expanded, converting the old Blue Room into a mid-sized arena known as Hall C or the East Wing. In its current state, the 167,000-square-foot (15,500 m2) center "includes three exhibition halls, a 4,500-seat mini-arena and eight meeting rooms...."[17] The arena is often used for musical performances during the Central Carolina Fair. It is also utilized by Greensboro College men's and women's basketball home games. Other sporting events include boxing and UFC matches. The arena will often host concerts and comedy shows.
Opening in 1958 as the "Town Hall Auditorium", the Odeon Theatre is a small venue primarily used for community events. The original auditorium housed 1,000 seats. In 2004, the auditorium was converted to the smaller theatre and reopened in March 2005.
White Oak Amphitheatre
The newest addition to the complex, the White Oak Amphitheatre is the first outdoor venue for the Triad area. The venue was originally proposed in 2007 along with the aquatic center. The city purchased the nearby Canada Dry bottling plant to allow space for the amphitheatre. Construction began in 2010 and was completed in June 2011.[18] The first concert for the venue was by The Beach Boys on June 5, 2011 to a crowd of 4,000 spectators.[19] The amphitheatre is expected to operate from April to October, hosting community, comedy and musical events. The project cost $946,000 to construct.
Known simply by one name (although acknowledged as Greensboro Coliseum Fieldhouse), the Fieldhouse is a standalone exhibition hall adjacent to the Special Events Center. The 30,000 square feet (2,800 m2) space opened in March 2003 as the "GCC Pavilion". The project was designed by SKA Consulting Engineers. In 2016, the Fieldhouse became the home of the Greensboro Swarm, the NBA Development League (later called the NBA G League) affiliate of the Charlotte Hornets. To accommodate the team the Fieldhouse was renovated with a permanent roof, locker room, and seating for 2,118.[20]
Greensboro Aquatic Center
Another expansion project for the complex is the new aquatic center. The center features three main pools including a warm-up and training pool. The main pool is used for events by nearby high schools, colleges, and USA Swimming events, and can hold eight 50-meter (long course) lanes or 20 short course competition lanes plus a warmup pool. The complex also includes springboard and platform diving facilities and hosts meets for USA Diving. The facility has an available classroom and a 24'×19' video screen, as well as a concessions stand and swim store. The venue hosts events in competitive swimming and diving, synchronized swimming and water polo up through USA National competition levels. It also hosts the National Mermaid Convention. Paid parking is available.[21] The project began in 2010 along with the amphitheatre and cost $18.8 million to build.[22] The City of Greensboro provided a live cam feed to watch the progress of the construction. The venue has hosted the 2012 U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship.[23][needs update], the 2015 NCAA Women's Division I Swimming and Diving Championships, and other tournaments as well.
ACC Hall of Champions
To commemorate its legacy with the ACC Tournaments, the complex opened a museum in 2011 to show the history of the ACC. The venue celebrates the past, present and future of the ACC. It features numerous exhibits including an interactive broadcast booth, memorabilia, a video globe and school mascots.[24]
Opened in March 2011, The Terrace is one of new expansions for the complex. Its main purpose is a banquet hall and will be used for speaking events as well as weddings. The Terrace is an indoor venue located in between the auditorium and Coliseum.[24]
Carolina Cobras NAL 2018-
Greensboro Swarm NBA G League 2016-present
Greensboro Roller Derby WFTDA 2010-present
UNC Greensboro Spartans SoCon 2009-present
Greensboro Revolution NIFL 2006-07
Greensboro Prowlers AF2 2000-03
Atlantic Coast Conference Women's NCAA basketball tournament 2000-present
Greensboro Generals ECHL 1999-2004
Carolina Hurricanes NHL 1997-99
Carolina Monarchs AHL 1995-97
Greensboro City Gators GBA 1991-92
Greensboro Monarchs ECHL 1989-95
NCAA Final Four NCAA 1974
Carolina Cougars ABA 1969-74
Atlantic Coast Conference Men's NCAA basketball tournament 1967-present
Wake Forest Demon Deacons ACC 1959-89
Greensboro Generals EHL / SHL 1959-77
The hockey history of Greensboro began in 1959, when the Greensboro Generals of the Eastern Hockey League arrived and competed until the league folded in 1973. The team moved to the Southern Hockey League for four seasons until it too ceased operations in January 1977.
Greensboro hockey's modern era began with the establishment of the Greensboro Monarchs of the East Coast Hockey League, who played from 1989-90 to 1994-95. When the American Hockey League expanded southward in 1995, it invited Greensboro to join; the new team took the Monarchs nickname, but attempted to draw a more regional fan base by labeling themselves the Carolina Monarchs.
When the Hartford Whalers announced their move to Raleigh, North Carolina, in 1997 as the Carolina Hurricanes, they leased the Coliseum for two years while waiting for the Raleigh Entertainment and Sports Arena (now PNC Arena) in Raleigh to be completed.[25] Subjected to ticket price increases and unwilling to support a team that was destined for Raleigh, Greensboro hockey fans rarely filled the arena for Hurricane games. Meanwhile, Triangle fans were unwilling to make the hour-long drive across Interstate 40 to Greensboro. As a result, the Hurricanes played in front of some of the smallest NHL crowds since the 1950s. During the 1998-99 season, the team curtained off most of the upper deck for home games in an effort to artificially create scarcity in the ticket market, force would-be attendees to purchase higher-priced tickets, and hide what national media mocked as "green acres" of empty seats.[26]
Once the Raleigh Entertainment and Sports Arena was completed and the Hurricanes moved out, the plan was that the Monarchs, who spent those two years in New Haven, Connecticut, as the Beast of New Haven, would move back into the venue as a Hurricanes affiliate. Monarchs owner Bill Black tried to bring the Monarchs back to Greensboro, but the Hurricanes refused to claim the Monarchs as their affiliate. After the deal fell through, Bill Black tried to sell shares to the public in a final attempt to bring the Monarchs back to Greensboro.
Rather than leave the Coliseum without a hockey team for the first time in more than 10 years, a new hockey team was founded, the Greensboro Generals, returning the city to the East Coast Hockey League. The Generals competed in the arena until 2004, when they were terminated by the ECHL due to poor performance and lackluster support from the community.[27] Increased operating expenses from the ECHL Players Union and overhead costs as a result of recent Coliseum renovations significantly affected the Generals' ability to promote within the community. It was revealed that after the team folded, nearly all of the money used to support the team over and above ticket revenues, could have been covered by Coliseum advertising revenue that was purchased as a direct result of the hockey team's presence.
After the Generals folded, the complex saw a significant revenue drop in local advertising and to this day, the Coliseum operations must be supplemented with nearly $2 million a year from the city government.
UNC vs. Radford (c.2009).
The Carolina Cougars of the American Basketball Association played a majority of their home games at the Greensboro Coliseum during their tenure in North Carolina from 1969 to 1974, before moving to St. Louis and becoming the Spirits of St. Louis. The Greensboro City Gaters played their first and only season as a charter franchise of the Global Basketball Association minor league in 1991-1992 in the Greensboro Coliseum.
The Greensboro Coliseum has played host to many college basketball tournaments. The Atlantic Coast Conference has held their men's basketball tournament at the Coliseum 23 times since 1967, the most of any venue.[28] This is in part because the arena was within seven hours' drive of the conference's original footprint, and is within an hour of most of the fanbases of the conference's heartland in North Carolina. The Greensboro Coliseum also hosted the Big Four Tournament from 1971 to 1981. The Coliseum hosted the 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, and 2015 men's tournament.[29] It has also hosted the MEAC Men's Basketball Tournament ten times.
It has played host to 12 Men's NCAA Tournaments, most notably the 1974 Final Four and Lehigh's upset of Duke in 2012. It hosted the NCAA Tournament in 2006 and 2009, when it served as a first and second round site. It was the host of the Southern Conference men's basketball tournament from 1996 to 1999. The Coliseum has been the home for the ACC Women's Basketball Tournament since 2000, and is contracted through 2015. It hosted the Greensboro Regional in the Women's NCAA Tournament in 2007 and 2008. The Coliseum is the first arena to host three basketball tournaments in consecutive weeks. The Coliseum has also hosted NBA basketball, high school basketball, and the Harlem Globetrotters.
From 1959 to 1989, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons basketball team played a portion of its home schedule at the Coliseum, usually games against popular opponents that could not be accommodated in the smaller Winston-Salem Memorial Coliseum. In practice, Wake Forest played most of its ACC games during this period at the Coliseum. From the 1960s to the 1980s, North Carolina, Duke and North Carolina State frequently played neutral-site games at the Coliseum, owing to the fact that it was the state's largest arena at the time. The Tar Heels still occasionally play a neutral-site game here, as late as 2012.
Since 2010, the UNC Greensboro Spartans men's basketball team has played at the Coliseum, having moved there from the smaller Fleming Gymnasium on the campus of UNCG.[30][31] For Spartans games, most of the upper level is curtained off.
In October 2015, the Charlotte Hornets chose Greensboro for the location of their new NBA G-League team the Greensboro Swarm. The Swarm began play at the Fieldhouse in the 2016-17 season.[20]
On October 6, 2016, the Hornets played a preseason game against the Boston Celtics at Greensboro Coliseum.
The Coliseum first saw an arena football team when the Greensboro Prowlers of the af2 league played in the Coliseum from 1999 until 2004. The team folded due to a poor record and lack of fan support. The Greensboro Revolution of the National Indoor Football League played here in 2006 and 2007. The team ceased operations on January 23, 2008.
In 2018, the Coliseum began to host the Carolina Cobras, an expansion team of the National Arena League. The Cobras went on to win the league championship, going 10-5 in the regular season and winning their two playoff games, both hosted at the Coliseum. They defeated the Columbus Lions with a final score of 66-8. The team is still in operation today.[32]
List of events held at the Coliseum Complex
Opening act(s)
1964 the Tribute 2005 Tour October 29, 2005 N/A Special Events
3 Doors Down 3 Doors Down Tour December 17, 2008 Switchfoot & American Bang Coliseum
311 Universal Pulse Tour November 29, 2011 DJ Soulman Special Events
70's Soul Jam -- January 18, 2009[33] N/A War Memorial
A&T Homecoming Concert -- October 12, 2001[34] N/A Special Events
A Day to Remember House Party Tour October 13, 2013 All Time Low, Pierce the Veil
& The Wonder Years
Aaron Carter Aaron's Party (Come Get It) Tour July 29, 2001 A-Teens & Leslie Carter
Aaron Tippin 2006 Tour July 29, 2006 N/A
ABBA - The Concert 2011 Tour September 24, 2011[35] N/A White Oak
AC/DC Highway to Hell Tour October 3, 1979 Blackfoot & Mother's Finest Coliseum
Back in Black Tour August 10, 1980 Nantucket
Fly on the Wall Tour November 17, 1985 Yngwie Malmsteen
Blow Up Your Video World Tour August 27, 1988 White Lion
Razors Edge World Tour February 17, 1991 King's X
Ballbreaker World Tour January 12, 1996 The Poor
Stiff Upper Lip World Tour March 29, 2001 Wide Mouth Mason
Black Ice World Tour October 25, 2009 The Answer
Rock or Bust World Tour August 27, 2016 Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown
Acquire the Fire RESILIENT Tour March 20, 2015 N/A
March 21, 2015 N/A
Aerosmith Toys in the Attic Tour October 10, 1975 REO Speedwagon & Ted Nugent
Aerosmith Express Tour May 5, 1978 Mahogany Rush
Right in the Nuts Tour December 15, 1979 N/A
Permanent Vacation Tour March 23, 1988 Dokken & White Lion
Nine Lives Tour January 31, 1998 Kenny Wayne Shepherd
April 15, 1999 The Afghan Whigs
Just Push Play Tour November 25, 2001 Fuel
Rockin' the Joint Tour January 21, 2006 Lenny Kravitz
Aerosmith & KISS AeroKiss Tour November 22, 2003 Saliva
After 7 Timeless Tour June 17, 2017 Total & Case White Oak
Alabama Feels So Right Tour November 21, 1981 Janie Fricke Coliseum
The Closer You Get... Tour February 12, 1983 N/A
40-Hour Week Tour February 8, 1985 Bill Medley
Farewell Tour June 5, 2004 N/A Special Events
Alan Jackson Drive Tour November 8, 2002 N/A Coliseum
Alejandra Guzmán Alejandra Guzmàn in Concert October 7, 2015 N/A Special Events Center
All-Star Rock All-Star Rock Tour June 9, 2011[36] N/A War Memorial
Alice Cooper Killer Tour May 13, 1972 Todd Rundgren & Free Coliseum
Billion Dollar Babies Holiday Tour December 9, 1973 ZZ Top
School's Out For Summer Tour June 30, 1978 Sweet
Raise Your Fist and Yell Tour January 29, 1988 Motörhead
Alicia Keys As I Am Tour May 30, 2008 Jordin Sparks
Set the World on Fire Tour March 30, 2013 Miguel
The Allman Brothers Band Brothers and Sisters Tour May 24, 1974 N/A
Reach for the Sky Tour August 16, 1980 Nantucket
American Idol LIVE! American Idols LIVE! Tour 2005 July 17, 2005 N/A
American Idols LIVE! Tour 2006 July 30, 2006
American Idols LIVE! Tour 2007 September 11, 2007
American Idols LIVE! Tour 2009 August 2, 2009
America's Got Talent America's Got Talent: Live November 5, 2010 N/A War Memorial
Amy Grant A Christmas to Remember Tour December 4, 1999 Michael W. Smith, Point of Grace
& The Katinas Coliseum
Amy Grant & Vince Gill 12 Days of Christmas Tour December 18, 2010 N/A War Memorial
Angie Stone Sisters in the Spirit Tour February 4, 2007 Kelly Price Special Events
Ann & Nancy Wilson 1999 Tour July 13, 1999 N/A War Memorial
Annual All White Affair Concert -- July 27, 2013[37] N/A White Oak
July 26, 2014[38] N/A
Anthony Hamilton Ain't Nobody Worryin' Tour April 7, 2006 Heather Headley War Memorial
Back to Love Tour October 6, 2012 Estelle & Antoine Dunn
Arcade Fire Free Concert May 1, 2008 Superchunk
Ashford & Simpson 1982 Tour August 20, 1982 N/A Coliseum
Ashlee Simpson Autobiography Tour April 1, 2005 The Click Five War Memorial
Austin Mahone Live on Tour August 29, 2014 5th Harmony, Shawn Mendes
& DJ Alex Angelo White Oak
Avenged Sevenfold & Buckcherry Avenged Sevenfold Tour November 29, 2008 Shinedown & Saving Abel Coliseum
The Avett Brothers Emotionalism Tour September 15, 2007 N/A War Memorial
October 31, 2008 Nicole Atkins
2011 Tour October 8, 2011 N/A White Oak
The Carpenter Tour December 31, 2012 Amos Lee Coliseum
N/A December 31, 2019 Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors
The B-52's 2011 Tour August 13, 2011 Mark Kano White Oak
B.B. King Deuces Wild Tour June 15, 1997 N/A War Memorial
Blues on the Bayou Tour September 16, 1998 N/A
Let the Good Times Roll Tour September 21, 1999 N/A
Reflections Tour February 28, 2003 N/A
One Kind Favor Tour May 9, 2008 Papa Mali
2011 Tour October 16, 2011 N/A
Bachman-Turner Overdrive Four Wheel Drive Tour July 12, 1975 Bob Seger Coliseum
Backstreet Boys Into the Millennium Tour February 20, 2000 N/A
Black & Blue Tour June 17, 2001 Shaggy & Krystal Harris
Bad Company Straight Shooter Tour May 14, 1975 N/A
Run with the Pack Tour April 3, 1976 Kansas
The Bar-Kays Nightcruising Tour March 12, 1982 N/A
Barack Obama Town Hall Meeting[39] March 26, 2008 N/A War Memorial
Barry Manilow If I Should Love Again Tour October 31, 1981 N/A Coliseum
Singin' with the Big Bands Tour April 27, 1994 N/A
Barry White Staying Power Tour September 18, 1999 N/A War Memorial
Bassnectar Vava Voom Tour September 27, 2012 Gramatik & Gladkill Special Events
Noise vs. Beauty Tour October 18, 2014 Kill Paris & Son of Kick
The Beach Boys The Beach Boys' Christmas Album Tour January 1, 1965 N/A Coliseum
Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!) Tour July 13, 1965 The Roemans
Wild Honey Tour April 23, 1968 Buffalo Springfield & Strawberry Alarm Clock
Friends Tour October 20, 1968 1910 Fruitgum Company & The Pickle Brothers
1975 Tour April 5, 1975 Billy Joel
L.A. (Light Album) Tour April 29, 1979 Ian Matthews
1982 Tour June 2, 1982 Alliance
Still Cruisin' Tour July 30, 1989 Chicago
The Beach Boys: Live in Concert June 5, 2011 N/A White Oak
Beatles Tribute Band Let It Be: A Celebration of the Music of The Beatles April 23, 2016 N/A
Bee Gees Spirits Having Flown Tour October 2, 1979 Sweet Inspirations Coliseum
Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals Burn to Shine Tour November 18, 2000 Gov't Mule War Memorial
Beyoncé, Alicia Keys & Missy Elliott Verizon Ladies First Tour March 21, 2004 Tamia Coliseum
Beyoncé I Am... Tour June 27, 2009 RichGirl
Bill Clinton Embracing Our Common Humanity[40] November 30, 2010 N/A
Billy Currington Summer Forever Tour February 26, 2016 Kelsea Ballerini
Billy Ray Cyrus Shot Full of Love Tour September 19, 1999 N/A
Billy Joel Turnstiles Tour March 23, 1977 N/A
52nd Street Tour December 3, 1978 N/A
Billy Squier Emotions in Motion Tour January 21, 1983 Def Leppard
Signs of Life Tour November 1, 1984 Ratt
The Black Crowes The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion Tour September 24, 1992 N/A War Memorial
Souled Out Tour March 17, 1999 N/A Special Events
Black Sabbath Master of Reality Tour April 1, 1972 N/A Coliseum
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Tour February 24, 1974 Bedlam
Sabotage Tour December 7, 1975 Savoy Brown & Grey Ghost
Mob Rules Tour February 16, 1982 Doc Holliday
Blackfoot Marauder Tour September 26, 1981 Outlaws
Blue Man Group 2012 Tour January 9, 2012 N/A War Memorial
Blue Öyster Cult Agents of Fortune Tour December 28, 1976 Grinderswitch Coliseum
Bo Diddley Bo Diddley in the Spotlight Tour April 20, 1960 N/A War Memorial
Bob Dylan 1978 World Tour December 7, 1978 N/A Coliseum
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Night Moves Tour April 1, 1977 N/A
Against the Wind Tour March 23, 1980 N/A
The Distance Tour March 11, 1983 John Hall Band
2011 Tour April 23, 2011 Frankie Ballard
Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet Tour May 9, 1987 Cinderella
Lost Highway Tour March 16, 2008 Daughtry
Bonnie Raitt Slipstream Tour November 27, 2013 Paul Brady War Memorial
Boston Boston Tour May 14, 1977 Starcastle Coliseum
Don't Look Back Tour January 19, 1979 Sammy Hagar War Memorial
Bow Wow The Price of Fame Tour May 13, 2007 Lloyd & Crime Mob
Boys Like Girls 2008 Tour October 8, 2008 Cute Is What We Aim For & Lights Special Events
Brad Paisley Bonfires & Amplifiers Tour November 9, 2007 Rodney Atkins & Taylor Swift Coliseum
Brantley Gilbert Let It Ride Tour April 10, 2014 Thomas Rhett & Eric Paslay
The Devil Don't Sleep Tour February 24, 2017 Luke Combs, Tucker Beathard
& Brian Davis
Bread Lost Without Your Love Tour August 26, 1977 N/A
Brian McKnight Just Me Tour July 28, 2011 N/A War Memorial
Britney Spears (You Drive Me) Crazy Tour March 29, 2000 LFO & Bosson Coliseum
The Circus Starring Britney Spears September 5, 2009 Jordin Sparks & Kristinia DeBarge
Bruce Springsteen Devils & Dust Tour July 26, 2005 N/A
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band The River Tour February 28, 1981 N/A
Born in the U.S.A. Tour January 18, 1985 N/A
The Rising Tour November 16, 2002 N/A
Magic Tour April 28, 2008 N/A
Working on a Dream Tour May 2, 2009 N/A
Wrecking Ball World Tour March 19, 2012 N/A
Bryan Adams Reckless Tour September 10, 1985 N/A
Into the Fire Tour May 29, 1987 N/A
Buddy Guy Bring 'Em In Tour October 15, 2005 N/A War Memorial
Budweiser Superfest -- August 21, 2010 N/A Coliseum
Carman Heart of a Champion Tour December 9, 2000 ZOEgirl War Memorial
Carrie Underwood Play On Tour October 29, 2010 Billy Currington & Sons of Sylvia Coliseum
Blown Away Tour November 4, 2012 Hunter Hayes
Storyteller Tour: Stories in the Round February 3, 2016 The Swon Brothers & Easton Corbin
Cry Pretty Tour 360 May 1, 2019 Maddie & Tae & Runaway June
Cassady in Concert 2008 Tour May 2, 2008[41] N/A Special Events
Casting Crowns The Altar and the Door Tour November 17, 2007 Leeland & John Waller Coliseum
Peace on Earth Tour December 12, 2008 Natalie Grant & Denver and the Mile High Orchestra
Until the Whole World Hears Tour April 24, 2010 Tenth Avenue North & CALEB
Come to the Well Tour October 22, 2011 Sanctus Real, The Afters
& Lindsay McCaul
Story Tour November 24, 2012 Natalie Grant & Jeremy Camp
THRIVE Tour November 8, 2014 Mandisa & Sidewalk Prophets
CeCe Winans His Gift Tour January 16, 1999 Kirk Franklin War Memorial
Celtic Woman A New Journey Tour February 26, 2008 N/A
Isle of Hope Tour October 22, 2009 N/A
Charlie Daniels Band 2012 Tour September 16, 2012 Little River Band
Chance the Rapper Be Encouraged Tour June 7, 2017 King Louie & DJ Oreo Coliseum
Charlie Wilson In It to Win It Tour March 3, 2017 N/A
Cheap Trick In Color Tour December 18, 1977 AC/DC
One on One Tour August 22, 1982 N/A
The Cheetah Girls Cheetah-licious Christmas Tour November 19, 2005 Aly & AJ War Memorial
One World Tour November 22, 2008 Clique Girlz Coliseum
Cher Living Proof: The Farewell Tour September 7, 2002 Cyndi Lauper
Chicago Chicago XXX Tour March 9, 2007 America War Memorial
Chris Brown & Bow Wow UCP Exclusive Tour December 23, 2007 Sean Kingston, Soulja Boy, Shop Boyz
& Lil Mama Coliseum
Chris Brown Between The Sheets Tour March 18, 2015 Tyga
Cinco de Mayo Festival -- May 11, 2014[42] N/A White Oak
Cirque du Soleil Delirium May 6, 2006 N/A Coliseum
Saltimbanco September 19, 2007 N/A
Alegría April 13, 2011 N/A
Quidam April 17, 2013 N/A
April 18, 2013 N/A
Michael Jackson: The Immortal April 11, 2014 N/A
OVO April 20, 2016 N/A
Clay Aiken Clay Aiken: Live in Concert Tour July 16, 2004 Cherie War Memorial
Clay Aiken & The Greensboro Symphony Orchestra 2006 Joyful Noise Tour December 23, 2006 N/A
Cliff Richard & The Shadows Greyhound Tour of America Tour February 10, 1960 N/A
Commodores Natural High Tour September 16, 1978 N/A Coliseum
In the Pocket Tour September 19, 1981 N/A
Confederate Railroad 2005 Tour July 30, 2005 N/A War Memorial
The Connells Fun & Games Tour November 25, 1989 Hoodoo Gurus
Conway Twitty Southern Comfort Tour May 1, 1982 Ronnie McDowell Coliseum
Country Shindig -- January 25, 1970[43] N/A
July 4, 1975 N/A
January 25, 1976 N/A
Creed Human Clay Tour May 3, 2000 Sevendust & Guano Apes
Crosby, Stills & Nash CSN Tour November 12, 1977 N/A
Daylight Again Tour October 21, 1982 N/A
2014 Tour August 15, 2014 N/A War Memorial
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young CSNY Tour of America April 16, 2002 N/A Coliseum
The Cult Sonic Temple Tour February 20, 1990 Bonham
Ceremony Tour February 12, 1992 N/A
Dan Fogelberg The Innocent Age Tour January 31, 1982 N/A
Darius Rucker True Believers Tour May 30, 2013 Justin Moore & Jana Kramer White Oak
Daughtry Daughtry Tour December 21, 2007 N/A War Memorial
Leave This Town Tour November 12, 2009 Theory of a Deadman & Cavo Coliseum
Break the Spell Tour April 7, 2012 SafetySuit & Mike Sanchez
Baptized World Tour November 7, 2014 Drew Bordeaux
The Dave Clark Five 1965 North American Tour July 22, 1965 N/A
1966 North American Tour July 20, 1966 N/A
Dave Matthews Band Before These Crowded Streets Tour November 28, 1998 Béla Fleck and the Flecktones
David Bowie Diamond Dogs Tour July 6, 1974 N/A
David Cassidy Tour April 29, 1972 N/A
David Lee Roth Skyscraper Tour January 28, 1989 Poison & Tesla
DC Talk Supernatural Tour March 11, 1999 The W's & Jennifer Knapp
The Dead 2009 Tour April 12, 2009 N/A
Dead & Company 2015 Tour November 14, 2015 N/A
Deep Purple Stormbringer Tour December 13, 1974 Electric Light Orchestra & Elf
Come Taste the Band Tour January 30, 1976 Ted Nugent & Nazareth
Def Leppard Hysteria World Tour December 19, 1987 Tesla
Songs from the Sparkle Lounge Tour March 27, 2008 Styx & REO Speedwagon
Demi Lovato 2009 North American Tour July 29, 2009 David Archuleta, Jordan Pruitt & KSM
Dierks Bentley Home Tour May 18, 2012 Eli Young Band White Oak
Dio Dream Evil Tour January 21, 1988 Megadeth & Savatage Coliseum
Dire Straits Communiqué Tour September 18, 1979 N/A
Dixie Chicks Top of the World Tour May 17, 2003 Joan Osborne
Dolly Parton Pure and Simple Tour June 3, 2016 N/A
Don Williams 2011 Tour March 24, 2011 N/A War Memorial
Donny & Marie Osmond Donny & Marie Christmas Tour December 9, 2013 N/A Coliseum
The Doobie Brothers 1974 Tour April 27, 1974 N/A
1975 Tour October 26, 1975
1978 Tour October 7, 1978
Minute by Minute Tour September 22, 1979
One Step Closer Tour October 31, 1980
The Doodlebops 2006 Tour November 11, 2006 N/A Special Events
2007 Tour November 10, 2007 N/A
Dr. Hook Pleasure & Pain Tour January 30, 1979 Sha Na Na Coliseum
Drake Light, Dreams & Nightmares Tour October 9, 2010 Rick Ross & J. Cole
Drake & Future Summer Sixteen Tour August 23, 2016 Roy Wood$ & Dvsn
Duran Duran Sing Blue Silver Tour March 30, 1984 N/A
Eagles One of These Nights Tour August 1, 1975 Seals and Crofts
Hotel California Tour June 27, 1977 N/A
The Long Run Tour January 29, 1980 N/A
Hell Freezes Over Reunion Tour June 17, 1996 N/A
Farewell 1 Tour May 23, 2003 N/A
Long Road Out of Eden Tour January 17, 2009 N/A
History of the Eagles Tour November 16, 2013 JD & The Straight Shot
An Evening with the Eagles October 17, 2017 N/A
Earth, Wind & Fire All 'n All Tour January 6, 1978 N/A
I Am Tour September 21, 1979 N/A
Raise! Tour October 27, 1981 N/A
Now & Then Tour June 8, 2013 N/A White Oak
Edgar Winter Group They Only Come Out at Night Tour August 10, 1973 Foghat Coliseum
Edwin McCain Band Scream & Whisper Tour October 2, 2004 N/A War Memorial
Electric Light Orchestra On the Third Day Tour October 27, 1973 REO Speedwagon & Foghat Coliseum
Face the Music Tour March 27, 1976 Journey
Out of the Blue Tour July 11, 1978 N/A
Time Tour October 17, 1981 Hall & Oates
Elton John 1974 North American Tour November 8, 1974 Kiki Dee
Louder Than Concorde Tour July 13, 1976 N/A
Elton John & Billy Joel Face to Face 2001 April 28, 2001 N/A
Elvis Presley 1972 North American Tour April 14, 1972 N/A
1974 North American Tour March 13, 1974 N/A
1976 North American Tour June 30, 1976 N/A
1977 North American Tour April 21, 1977 N/A
Emerson, Lake & Palmer Works Volume 1 Tour June 29, 1977 N/A
Eminem Anger Management Tour December 13, 2000 N/A
Eric Church Blood, Sweat & Beers Tour February 18, 2012 Brantley Gilbert & Sonia Leigh
The Outsiders Tour September 27, 2014 Dwight Yoakam & Brothers Osborne
Holdin' My Own Tour May 20, 2017 N/A
Eric Clapton 461 Ocean Boulevard Tour August 2, 1974 Ross
There's One in Every Crowd Tour August 29, 1975 Poco
Another Ticket Tour May 24, 1981 N/A
Journeyman Tour August 2, 1990
Erykah Badu The Vortex Tour May 17, 2008 The Roots Special Events
2013 Tour November 1, 2013 N/A War Memorial
Everyday Sunday Best Night of Our Lives Tour March 19, 2010 Unhindered Special Events
Experience Hendrix 2012 Tour March 7, 2012 N/A War Memorial
Faith United Music Festival -- September 23, 2011 N/A
Fantasia Barrino Back to Me Tour November 18, 2010 Eric Benét & Kandi Burruss
Five Finger Death Punch Share the Welt Tour November 15, 2011 Hatebreed, All That Remains & Rains Special Events
North American Tour 2019 November 22, 2019 Three Days Grace, Bad Wolves, & Fire from the Gods Coliseum
Fleetwood Mac Rumours Tour March 19, 1977 Firefall
Mirage Tour September 1, 1982 N/A
Say You Will Tour September 10, 2003
On with the Show Tour March 17, 2015
Flip Flop Beach Music Festival -- August 25, 2012 N/A White Oak
Florida Georgia Line Here's to the Good Times Tour November 23, 2013 Colt Ford & Tyler Farr Coliseum
Smooth Tour March 23, 2017 Dustin Lynch, Chris Lane & Seth Ennis
Foghat Fool for the City Tour May 30, 1975 Blue Öyster Cult & Thee Image
November 7, 1975 N/A
Night Shift Tour April 10, 1976 Montrose
Stone Blue Tour May 19, 1978 N/A
Tight Shoes Tour October 3, 1980
Foo Fighters Concrete and Gold Tour October 15, 2017 The Struts
Foreigner 4 Tour March 28, 1982 Bob Welch
Fresh Music Festival -- May 27, 2012 N/A
FunFourth Festival -- July 4, 2013[44] N/A White Oak
Furthur Festival -- September 21, 2000 N/A Coliseum
Gaither Homecoming 2001 Tour April 20, 2001 N/A
2008 Tour July 19, 2008
2009 Tour April 25, 2009
2014 Tour September 20, 2014 Special Events
The Gap Band The Gap Band Tour August 4, 1979 Mass Production, McFadden & Whitehead
Anita Ward & Five Special Coliseum
Gap Band IV Tour September 24, 1982 N/A
Garth Brooks The Garth Brooks World Tour with Trisha Yearwood November 19, 2014 Trisha Yearwood
George Jones The Rock: Stone Cold Country 2001 Tour October 4, 2002 Kevin Denney War Memorial
2005 Tour May 21, 2005 N/A
2009 Tour November 14, 2009
George Strait Honkytonkville Tour February 22, 2004 Dierks Bentley & Kellie Coffey Coliseum
It Just Comes Natural Tour January 20, 2007 Ronnie Milsap & Taylor Swift
The Cowboy Rides Away Tour March 23, 2013 Martina McBride
George Strait & Reba Twang Tour January 23, 2010 Lee Ann Womack
Genesis Mama Tour December 11, 1983 N/A
Invisible Touch Tour February 23, 1987
Gloria Estefan Live & Re-Wrapped Tour September 7, 2004 N/A
Gloria Trevi & Alejandra Guzmán Versus World Tour October 1, 2017 N/A
Golden Earring Moontan Tour June 7, 1974 N/A
Goo Goo Dolls Something for the Rest of Us Tour April 23, 2010 The Rocket Summer War Memorial
Gordon Lightfoot Salute Tour March 1, 1984 N/A Coliseum
2001 Tour March 23, 2001 War Memorial
2011 Tour March 25, 2011
Grand Funk Railroad Shinin' On Tour April 6, 1974 N/A Coliseum
Grateful Dead Go to Heaven Tour May 1, 1980 N/A
1981 Tour April 30, 1981 N/A
1983 Tour October 9, 1983 N/A
Built to Last Tour March 30, 1989 N/A
1991 Tour March 31, 1991 N/A
Greensboro Blues Festival -- March 15, 2008 N/A
February 20, 2009 N/A
April 2, 2010 N/A
Gregg Allman Band 2005 Tour February 15, 2005 N/A War Memorial
Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion Tour June 25, 1991 Skid Row Coliseum
Chinese Democracy Tour November 2, 2006 Papa Roach & Sebastian Bach
Hall & Oates 2014 Tour September 16, 2014 N/A White Oak
Hank Williams, Jr. Strong Stuff Tour April 15, 1983 N/A Coliseum
Major Moves Tour May 11, 1984 N/A
Rowdy Frynds Tour May 9, 2008 Lynyrd Skynyrd
Hawk Nelson Revolve Tour January 23, 2009 Natalie Grant & Krystal Meyers
Heart Dog & Butterfly Tour February 3, 1979 Firefall
Bebe le Strange Tour May 14, 1980 N/A
Private Audition Tour November 5, 1982
Héctor Delgado Farewell Tour August 14, 2010 N/A War Memorial
High School Musical High School Musical: The Concert December 27, 2006 Jordan Pruitt Coliseum
Hillsong United Aftermath Tour August 19, 2011 N/A
Zion Tour November 18, 2013 N/A
Huey Lewis and the News Fore! Tour February 15, 1987 Robert Cray Band Coliseum
Humble Pie Smokin' Tour July 10, 1972 Eagles
Eat It Tour July 7, 1973 N/A
Hunter Hayes CMT on Tour November 2, 2013 Ashley Monroe War Memorial
Indigo Girls All That We Let In Tour June 23, 2005 N/A
Iron Maiden World Slavery Tour February 9, 1985 N/A Coliseum
Somewhere on Tour April 5, 1987 Waysted
The Jackson 5 The Jackson 5 First National Tour December 29, 1970 N/A
The Jackson 5 World Tour July 8, 1973 N/A
Jackson Browne Lawyers in Love Tour August 6, 1983 N/A
The Naked Ride Home Tour May 21, 2002 N/A War Memorial
The Jacksons Triumph Tour July 24, 1981 N/A Coliseum
Jake Owen Days of Gold Tour May 16, 2014 Eli Young Band & The Cadillac Three White Oak
Jamie Foxx Unpredictable Tour March 17, 2007 Fantasia Barrino Coliseum
Blame It Tour July 19, 2009 Collie Buddz
James Brown 2001 Tour July 6, 2001 N/A War Memorial
James Taylor Before This World Tour July 31, 2015 N/A Coliseum
Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation 1814 World Tour August 14, 1990 Chuckii Booker
All for You Tour September 9, 2001 N/A
Jars of Clay Much Afraid Tour December 31, 1998 Silage War Memorial
Jason Aldean Wide Open Tour May 29, 2009 Colt Ford Coliseum
My Kinda Party Tour February 4, 2011 Eric Church & The JaneDear Girls
Night Train Tour May 18, 2013 Jake Owen & Thomas Rhett
Burn It Down Tour February 13, 2015 Tyler Farr & Cole Swindell
Jason Isbell - October 15, 2016 Josh Ritter White Oak
Jay Z BP3 Tour February 28, 2010 Jeezy & Trey Songz Coliseum
Magna Carter World Tour January 5, 2014 N/A
Jay Z & R. Kelly Best of Both Worlds Tour October 9, 2004 N/A
Jay Z & Mary J. Blige Heart of the City Tour April 5, 2008 The-Dream
Jay Z & Kanye West Watch the Throne Tour October 30, 2011 N/A
Jennifer Hudson & Robin Thicke 2009 Tour April 18, 2009 N/A War Memorial
Jerry Lee Lewis 1969 Tour June 28, 1969 N/A Coliseum
November 27, 1971 N/A
1973 Tour January 28, 1973 N/A
1975 Tour March 9, 1975 N/A
Jethro Tull Aqualung Tour November 8, 1971 N/A
A Passion Play Tour May 19, 1973 N/A
Minstrel in the Gallery Tour August 9, 1975 N/A
Songs from the Wood Tour November 23, 1977 N/A
Jill Scott Words And Sounds Tour August 19, 2001 Mark Phillips War Memorial
Big Beautiful Tour March 3, 2005 Common
The Real Thing Tour March 2, 2008 Raheem DeVaughn
Jim Brickman 2001 Tour November 15, 2001 N/A
15th Anniversary Tour December 5, 2010 Richie McDonald
Love Tour November 15, 2013 N/A
Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays Tour February 17, 2001 N/A Coliseum
Far Side of the World Tour April 20, 2002 N/A
Jim Gaffigan Fully Dressed Tour August 13, 2016 N/A White Oak
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Album Tour November 11, 1983 N/A Coliseum
Joe Bonamassa Dust Bowl Tour November 16, 2011 N/A War Memorial
John Anderson 2005 Tour April 30, 2005 Fanny Grace Special Events
John Denver Back Home Again Tour October 11, 1974 N/A Coliseum
I Want to Live Tour March 26, 1978 N/A
Autograph Tour May 16, 1980 N/A
Seasons of the Heart Tour May 24, 1982 N/A
John Mayer Battle Studies World Tour March 15, 2010 Michael Franti & Spearhead
John Mellencamp No Better Than This Tour November 6, 2011 N/A War Memorial
John Prine Fair & Square Tour February 11, 2006 N/A
2013 Tour December 6, 2013 Justin Townes Earle
John Tesh 2012 Tour July 21, 2012 N/A White Oak
Johnny Cash Happiness Is You Tour October 15, 1966 N/A War Memorial
Johnny Winter Still Alive and Well Tour January 7, 1974 N/A Coliseum
Jordin Sparks & Jesse McCartney Jesse & Jordin LIVE Tour August 30, 2008 Prima J War Memorial
Josh Groban Josh Groban on Stage July 19, 2016 Sarah McLachlan White Oak
Journey Raised on Radio Tour November 13, 1986 Glass Tiger Coliseum
Trial By Fire Reunion Tour November 22, 1998 N/A War Memorial
Revelation Tour September 18, 2009 Cheap Trick & Night Ranger Coliseum
Eclipse Tour October 3, 2012 Pat Benatar & Loverboy
June 12, 2017 Asia
Judas Priest Screaming for Vengeance Tour January 16, 1983 N/A
Mercenaries of Metal Tour September 8, 1988 N/A
Judy Garland That's Entertainment! Tour April 17, 1961 N/A War Memorial
Justin Bieber My World Tour December 15, 2010 Sean Kingston & Mindless Behavior Coliseum
Believe Tour January 19, 2013 Carly Rae Jepsen & Cody Simpson
Purpose World Tour July 6, 2016 Post Malone & Moxie Raia
Justin Moore Off the Beaten Path Tour January 23, 2014 Randy Houser & Josh Thompson
Kansas Leftoverture Tour February 17, 1977 Styx
Point of Know Return Tour November 6, 1977 Crawler
2 For the Show Tour July 30, 1978 Walter Egan
Monolith Tour October 27, 1979 Sniff 'n' the Tears
Kanye West Touch the Sky Tour November 18, 2005 Fantasia Barrino Special Events
KC and the Sunshine Band 2004 Tour June 4, 2004 N/A War Memorial
KEM Album II Tour June 29, 2005 Fantasia Barrino & Rahsaan Patterson
Promise to Love Tour November 23, 2014 Joe & L Renee Special Events
Kenny Chesney Greatest Hits Tour November 17, 2000 N/A Coliseum
September 14, 2001 Lee Ann Womack
Margarita's & Senorita's Tour February 15, 2003 Montgomery Gentry & Kellie Coffey
Guitars, Tiki-Bars & A Whole Lotta Love Tour April 24, 2004 Keith Urban
Flip-Flop Summer Tour April 19, 2007 Pat Green & Sugarland
The Big Revival Tour April 16, 2015 Jake Owen & Chase Rice
Kenny Rogers Love Will Turn You Around Tour March 27, 1982 Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers Band
We've Got Tonight Tour March 20, 1983 Crystal Gayle
The Heart of the Matter Tour March 9, 1985 Dottie West & Sawyer Brown
Kevin Hart What Now Tour April 21, 2015 N/A
Keyshia Cole A Different Me Tour May 22, 2009 The-Dream, Keri Hilson & Bobby V Special Events
Kidz Bop Best Time Ever Tour May 14, 2017 N/A} White Oak
Kid Rock & Twisted Brown Trucker Born Free Part 1 Tour February 22, 2011 Jamey Johnson & Ty Stone Coliseum
Rebel Soul Tour February 26, 2013 Buckcherry & Hellbound Glory
Kirk Franklin The Rebirth of Kirk Franklin Tour November 7, 2002 Yolanda Adams & Donnie McClurkin War Memorial
The Fight of My Life Tour September 22, 2008 N/A
Fearless Tour November 12, 2011 Isaac Carree
KISS Alive! Tour September 12, 1975 Slade Coliseum
Destroyer Tour August 27, 1976 Ted Nugent, Bob Seger
& Cheap Trick
Alive II Tour December 31, 1977 AC/DC
Dynasty Tour July 3, 1979 Nantucket
Asylum Tour December 29, 1985 N/A
Crazy Nights Tour February 5, 1988 N/A
Hot in the Shade Tour July 27, 1990 Slaughter
Alive/Worldwide Tour September 28, 1996 The Verve Pipe
Kiss Farewell Tour April 22, 2000 Ted Nugent & Skid Row
Ko?n Rock Is Dead Tour March 29, 1999 Rob Zombie & Videodrone
Sick and Twisted Tour April 15, 2000 Staind & Mindless Self Indulgence
Lauryn Hill - April 26, 2016 Gary Clark Jr. White Oak
Lecrae Anomaly Tour November 20, 2014 Andy Mineo & DJ Promote Special Events
Led Zeppelin 1975 North American Tour January 29, 1975 N/A Coliseum
1977 North American Tour May 31, 1977 N/A
Ledisi Turn Me Loose Tour February 12, 2010 N/A Special Events
B.G.T.Y. Tour June 30, 2012 Eric Benét White Oak
Lee Brice & Justin Moore Made in America Tour February 4, 2017 William Michael Morgan Coliseum
Lee Greenwood 2006 Tour April 29, 2006 N/A War Memorial
Lifehouse & Switchfoot Looking for Summer Tour August 22, 2017 Brynn Elliott White Oak
Lil Wayne I Am Music Tour December 29, 2008 Keyshia Cole & T-Pain Coliseum
I Am Music II Tour April 8, 2011 Nicki Minaj, Travis Barker,
Cory Gunz & Birdman
Linkin Park Meteora Tour March 2, 2004 P.O.D., Hoobastank & Story of the Year
Little Anthony and the Imperials 2009 Tour September 5, 2009 Deniece Williams Special Events
Little Big Town Pain Killer Tour October 15, 2015 Drake White & The Big Fire Coliseum
Little Feat Let It Roll Tour November 26, 1988 Colin James War Memorial
Live Songs from Black Mountain Tour October 14, 2007 N/A Coliseum
Loggins and Messina So Fine Tour July 2, 1975 N/A
Loretta Lynn 2011 Tour February 11, 2011 Sonia Leigh War Memorial
Lorrie Morgan Show Me How Tour September 17, 2004 N/A
The Lox We Are the Streets Tour March 16, 2000 DMX, Juvenile,
Lil Wayne & Eve Coliseum
Luke Bryan CMT on Tour October 14, 2011 Josh Kelley, Josh Thompson & Matt Mason White Oak
That's My Kind of Night Tour February 17, 2014 Lee Brice & Kelleigh Bannen Coliseum
Lyle Lovett It's Not Big It's Large Tour October 17, 2008 John Hiatt War Memorial
Release Me Tour November 16, 2012 N/A
Lynyrd Skynyrd Nuthin' Fancy Tour June 28, 1975 N/A Coliseum
Street Survivors Tour May 13, 1977
Mandisa Freedom Tour November 6, 2009 N/A War Memorial
Mannheim Steamroller A Candlelight Christmas Tour March 19, 2008 N/A
2010 Christmas Tour November 22, 2010 N/A
Marco Antonio Solís Yla Historia Continúa Tour September 3, 2017 Jesse and Joy Coliseum
Marilyn Manson Guns, God and Government Tour November 13, 2000 gODHEAD & The Union Underground War Memorial
Martina McBride Shine All Night Tour April 30, 2010 Blake Shelton & The Lost Trailers Coliseum
Mary J. Blige The Mary Show Tour July 28, 2000 Carl Thomas & Jagged Edge War Memorial
Matchbox 20 Mad Season Tour September 20, 2000 The Jayhawks Coliseum
Maxwell Maxwell 08 Tour November 14, 2008 Jazmine Sullivan War Memorial
2010 Tour June 28, 2010 Melanie Fiona
Maze 1982 Tour January 2, 1982 L.T.D.
2001 Tour November 9, 2001 Gerald Levert Special Events
2011 Tour June 25, 2011 Mint Condition White Oak
MegaGate Festival -- September 1, 2012 N/A
MercyMe Undone Tour April 22, 2005 Jeremy Camp, The Afters
& Monk & Neagle Special Events
Merle Haggard & The Strangers Working in Tennessee Tour April 14, 2012 N/A War Memorial
Metallica Damaged Justice Tour February 19, 1989 Queensrÿche Coliseum
Wherever We May Roam Tour March 26, 1992 Metal Church
Poor Touring Me Tour April 12, 1997 Corrosion of Conformity
Michael Bublé It's Time Tour July 16, 2005 N/A War Memorial
Michael W. Smith Freedom Tour December 17, 2000 Point of Grace & Anointed
Miley Cyrus Best of Both Worlds Tour November 25, 2007 Jonas Brothers Coliseum
Wonder World Tour November 22, 2009 Metro Station
Mindless Behavior All Around the World Tour July 14, 2013 OMG Girlz, Coco Jones
& Joung Marqus Special Events
Mint Condition - July 30, 2016 Big Daddy Cane White Oak
Miranda Lambert On Fire Tour February 19, 2012 Chris Young & Jerrod Niemann Coliseum
Roadside Bars & Pink Guitars Tour November 23, 2019 Maren Morris & Ashley McBryde
Mitzi Gaynor 1982 Tour March 8, 1982 N/A War Memorial
Modest Mouse We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank Tour May 4, 2007 Love as Laughter & Man Man Special Events
The Monkees 1967 North American Tour July 12, 1967 The Jimi Hendrix Experience Coliseum
The Moody Blues Octave Tour November 15, 1978 Jimmie Spheeris
Mötley Crüe Welcome to the Theatre of Pain Tour December 13, 1985 N/A
Girls, Girls, Girls Tour November 15, 1987 Guns N' Roses
Mötley Crüe vs. The Earth Tour[45] October 28, 1997 N/A
Red, White & Crüe Tour April 21, 2005 N/A
Farewell Tour October 22, 2014 Alice Cooper
Mott the Hoople Mott Tour October 21, 1973 Aerosmith War Memorial
Mountain Avalanche Tour June 21, 1974 N/A Coliseum
September 14, 1974 Wet Willie
My Morning Jacket Circuital Tour December 12, 2011 Delta Spirit War Memorial
NEEDTOBREATHE The Reckoning Tour September 13, 2012 Parachute
& Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors
Neil Diamond Beautiful Noise Tour May 3, 1977 N/A Coliseum
You Don't Bring Me Flowers Tour December 15, 1978 N/A
Heartlight Tour September 14, 198 N/A
New Edition 30th Anniversary Tour February 17, 2012 N/A
Newsboys Adoration Tour March 12, 2005 N/A Special Events
Join the Tribe Tour March 14, 2009 DecembeRadio War Memorial
Love Riot Tour October 11, 2016 The Afters & Ryan Stevenson Coliseum
Nick Lachey What's Left of Me Tour October 14, 2006 N/A War Memorial
Nickel Creek Why Should the Fire Die? Tour November 12, 2005 Martin Sexton
Nickelback Dark Horse Tour April 17, 2010 Shinedown, Breaking Benjamin
& Sick Puppies Coliseum
Nine Inch Nails Lights in the Sky Tour November 3, 2008 HEALTH
NKOTBSB NKOTBSB Tour July 21, 2011 Matthew Morrison
Norah Jones Not Too Late Tour April 24, 2007 M. Ward War Memorial
*NSYNC No Strings Attached Tour May 16, 2000 Sisqó & P!nk Coliseum
The O'Jays My Favorite Person Tour June 18, 1982 Cameo, Atlantic Starr
& One Way
2014 Tour September 5, 2014 Calvin Richardson War Memorial
The Oak Ridge Boys Bobbie Sue Tour February 19, 1982 T.J. Sheppard Coliseum
2014 Tour March 28, 2014 N/A War Memorial
Old Crow Medicine Show & Brandi Carlile 2016 Tour Sampler May 7, 2016 N/A White Oak
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark Crush Tour December 6, 1985 Thompson Twins Coliseum
The Osmonds 1971 North American Tour August 27, 1971 N/A
1972 North American Tour July 19, 1972
The Osmond Brothers Tour July 6, 1982
One Way Rider Tour April 4, 1984
Ozzy Osbourne Diary of a Madman Tour April 30, 1982 Magnum
The Ultimate Sin Tour September 13, 1986 Queensrÿche
No Rest for the Wicked Tour November 22, 1988 Anthrax
Ozzmosis Tour May 17, 1996 N/A
Panic! at the Disco Death of a Bachelor Tour April 11, 2017 MisterWives & Saint Motel
Parliament-Funkadelic 1976 Tour November 21, 1976 N/A
1979 Tour February 9, 1979 The Brides of Funkenstein
Passion Pit Campus Consciousness Tour October 30, 2010 Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears
Pat Benatar Get Nervous Tour February 13, 1983 N/A
Polyamnesia Off the Rock Tour June 16, 2006 N/A War Memorial
Patti LaBelle 2014 Tour January 12, 2014 N/A
Paul McCartney Out There Tour October 30, 2014 N/A Coliseum
Pearl Jam Binaural Tour August 6, 2000 Sonic Youth & Lukin
Peter Frampton I'm in You Tour August 29, 1977 N/A
Where I Should Be Tour August 8, 1979 N/A
Phil Collins The No Jacket Required World Tour May 22, 1985 N/A Coliseum
Phish Round Room Tour March 1, 2003 N/A
Pixies 2011 Tour November 18, 2011 N/A War Memorial
Poco Rose of Cimarron Tour July 17, 1976 The Stills-Young Band
The Police Ghost in the Machine Tour January 26, 1982 The Go-Go's
& Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Coliseum
Synchronicity Tour February 10, 1984 N/A
Poison Power to the People Tour September 1, 2000 Dokken, Cinderella & Slaughter Special Events
Harder, Louder, Faster Tour August 1, 2003 Skid Row & Vince Neil Band Coliseum
Prince & The Revolution 1999 Tour February 4, 1983 The Time & Vanity 6
Purple Rain Tour November 14, 1984 Sheila E.
Lovesexy Tour October 16, 1988 N/A
Prince & The New Power Generation Jam of the Year Tour November 8, 1997 N/A
Welcome 2 March 26, 2011 Chaka Khan
Queen The Game Tour August 14, 1980 Dakota
Queensrÿche Building Empires Tour July 13, 1991 N/A
R. Kelly TP-2.com Tour August 9, 2001 Sunshine Anderson & Syleena Johnson
Double Up Tour November 16, 2007 Keyshia Cole & J. Holiday Special Events
Ladies Make Some Noise Tour November 22, 2009 Pleasure P
Single Ladies Tour December 7, 2012 Tamia War Memorial
Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles 2009 Tour November 20, 2009 N/A War Memorial
Randy Owen One on One Tour August 28, 2008 David St. Romain
Rascal Flatts Me and My Gang Tour February 24, 2006 Blake Shelton & Jason Aldean Coliseum
Changed Tour February 15, 2013 The Band Perry & Kristen Kelly
RatDog 2007 Tour March 24, 2007 N/A War Memorial
Ratt Dancing Undercover Tour December 5, 1986 Poison, Cinderella
& Loudness Coliseum
Ray LaMontagne The Ouroboros Tour August 9, 2017 N/A White Oak
Reba McEntire Starting Over Tour April 1, 1996 N/A Coliseum
What If It's You Tour April 18, 1997 Brooks & Dunn
Rebirth Brass Band 2013 Tour March 10, 2013 N/A White Oak
Red Hot Chili Peppers I'm with You World Tour April 9, 2012 Santigold Coliseum
REO Speedwagon Hi Infidelity Tour June 30, 1981 N/A
Good Trouble Tour August 1, 1982 Survivor
Wheels Are Turnin' Tour March 1, 1985
Life as We Know It Tour May 14, 1987 Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
R.E.M. Reckoning Tour July 27, 1984 The Dream Syndicate War Memorial
Green Tour November 10, 1989 Pylon Coliseum
Monster Tour November 11, 1995 Luscious Jackson
Rhett Akins 2004 Tour June 5, 2004 N/A
Rhythms of Triumph Concert -- January 30, 2015 N/A
Rick James Fire It Up Tour April 11, 1980 Prince & Kleeer
Street Songs Tour August 14, 1981 Teena Marie & Cameo
Throwin' Down Tour July 31, 1982 Dazz Band & One Day
Rick Ross MMG Tour December 7, 2012 Meek Mill & Wale
Rick Springfield Success Hasn't Spoiled Me Yet Tour May 22, 1982 N/A
Tao Tour July 14, 1985 N/A
Ricky Martin Livin' la Vida Loca Tour June 13, 2000 N/A
Rihanna Loud Tour July 16, 2011 J. Cole & CeeLo Green
Robert Plant Now and Zen Tour July 19, 1988 Cheap Trick
Manic Nirvana Tour October 15, 1990 The Black Crowes
Robin Trower Band Long Misty Days Tour September 3, 1976 N/A War Memorial
In City Dreams Tour October 26, 1977
Rock Allegiance Tour September 22, 2013 Special Events
Rod Stewart Footloose & Fancy Free Tour November 10, 1977 N/A Coliseum
Worth Leavin' Home For Tour November 11, 1981
Camouflage Tour October 2, 1984
Out of Order Tour May 6, 1989
Vagabond Heart Tour January 12, 1992
When We Were the New Boys Tour March 13, 1999
Live the Life Tour October 17, 2013 Steve Winwood & Lucy Woodward
Rodney Carrington 2010 Tour February 27, 2010 N/A War Memorial
Roger Waters Us + Them Tour July 18, 2017 N/A Coliseum
The Rolling Stones 1965 North American Tour November 12, 1965 N/A War Memorial
1975 Tour of the Americas July 31, 1975 N/A Coliseum
US Tour 1978 June 26, 1978 Peter Tosh & Etta James
Ronnie Milsap Keyed Up Tour November 19, 1983 Barbara Mandrell & Ricky Skaggs
Rush A Farewell to Kings Tour March 18, 1978 Pat Travers Band & The Babys
Hemispheres Tour April 14, 1979 Molly Hatchet
Moving Pictures Tour December 6, 1981 Riot
Signals Tour March 27, 1983 Jon Butcher Axis
Power Windows Tour April 22, 1986 Blue Öyster Cult
Time Machine Tour April 2, 2011 N/A
Sade Sade Live September 10, 2011 John Legend
Santana Santana III Tour October 21, 1971 N/A
Caravanserai Tour March 5, 1973 N/A
Scorpions Love at First Sting Tour July 8, 1984 Bon Jovi
SCREAM SCREAM Tour August 2, 2002[46] N/A
August 29, 2003[47]
November 24, 2006[49]
December 30, 2011[50] Special Events
SGA Homecoming Concert -- October 13, 2001[34] N/A Coliseum
Shania Twain Come On Over Tour November 20, 1999 Shane Minor
Skillet Comatose Tour May 2, 2008 Thousand Foot Krutch War Memorial
Slipknot All Hope Is Gone World Tour February 9, 2009 Coheed and Cambria & Trivium Coliseum
The Smashing Pumpkins Sacred & Profane Tour May 2, 2000 N/A War Memorial
Zeitgeist Tour November 8, 2007 Explosions in the Sky
Snoop Dogg Wellness Retreat Tour April 29, 2017 Flatbush ZOMBiES & Berner White Oak
Staind The Illusion of Progress Tour March 7, 2008 Papa Roach Special Events
The Statler Brothers 10th Anniversary Tour November 23, 1980 Brenda Lee War Memorial
The Legend Goes On Tour January 30, 1982
Steely Dan Jamalot Ever After Tour August 4, 2014 N/A
Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers Love Has Come For You Tour May 31, 2013 Edie Brickell
Steven Curtis Chapman All I Really Want for Christmas Tour' November 26, 2005 MercyMe
2010 Tour November 13, 2010 Sandi Patty & Get The Led Out
Stevie Nicks The Wild Heart Tour July 10, 1983 Joe Walsh Coliseum
Stevie Nicks & Rod Stewart Heart & Soul Tour August 1, 2012 N/A
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Couldn't Stand the Weather Tour August 9, 1984 Huey Lewis and the News
Sting Brand New Day Tour May 8, 2001 Jill Scott & Dominic Miller
Stone Temple Pilots 2009 Tour October 7, 2009 Jet Special Events
Straight No Chaser Double Feature Tour July 29, 2017 Postmodern Jukebox & Jon McLaughlin White Oak
Styx Equinox Tour January 18, 1976 N/A War Memorial
The Grand Illusion Tour March 12, 1978 N/A Coliseum
Pieces of Eight Tour January 12, 1979 Cindy Bullens
Paradise Theater Tour April 11, 1981 N/A
Kilroy Was Here Tour June 3, 1983 N/A
Brave New World Tour August 12, 1999 N/A
November 29, 2000 REO Speedwagon & Survivor
Sugar Ray, Smash Mouth
& Gin Blossoms Under the Sun Tour August 8, 2013 Vertical Horizon & Fastball White Oak
Summer 17 Throwback Party - September 9, 2017 N/A
Superchick ShoutFest Tour June 11, 2007 N/A Coliseum
Switchfoot Nothing Is Sound Tour April 2, 2006 Eisley & Reeve Oliver War Memorial
Tank War Machine Tour July 24, 2010 N/A Special Events
Taylor Swift Fearless Tour June 12, 2009 Kellie Pickler & Gloriana Coliseum
Speak Now World Tour June 30, 2011 NEEDTOBREATHE & James Wesley
The Red Tour September 12, 2013 Ed Sheeran & Casey James
The 1989 World Tour October 21, 2015 Vance Joy
Miranda Lambert (surprise guest)
Ted Nugent Cat Scratch Fever Tour February 2, 1978 Sammy Hagar & Golden Earring
Teddy Pendergrass Teddy Tour July 13, 1979 Alton McClain and Destiny
The Temptations 2003 Tour October 10, 2003 N/A War Memorial
2007 Tour March 8, 2007 Four Tops
The Ten Tenors Here's to the Heroes Tour November 9, 2007 N/A
Three Days Grace One-X Tour March 7, 2008 Seether & Breaking Benjamin Coliseum
Three Dog Night Harmony Tour March 12, 1972 N/A
Third Day Come Together Tour February 15, 2002 Bebo Norman & Paul Colman Trio War Memorial
Wherever You Are Tour April 15, 2006 David Crowder Band Special Events
Make Your Move Tour May 13, 2011 Tenth Avenue North & Trevor Morgan
Miracle Tour April 20, 2013 Colton Dixon & Josh Wilson
Third Eye Blind Third Eye Blind Tour July 30, 1998 Our Lady Peace & Eve 6 War Memorial
Thousand Foot Krutch Welcome to the Masquerade Tour March 20, 2010 Building 429 Special Events
T.I. & Ciara Screamfest '07 Tour August 25, 2007 T-Pain & Yung Joc Coliseum
T.I. & J. Cole 2013 Tour November 2, 2013 Kelly Rowland & Juicy J
Tim McGraw Live Like You Were Dying Tour September 9, 2004 Big & Rich
Tim McGraw & Faith Hill Soul2Soul Tour October 17, 2000 The Warren Brothers
Soul2Soul II Tour July 20, 2007 Halfway to Hazard
Soul2Soul: The World Tour October 14, 2017 Steve Moakler
Tina Turner Private Dancer Tour November 23, 1985 N/A
Twenty Four Seven Tour April 1, 2000 Lionel Richie & Janice Robinson
Tito El Bambino El Patrón Tour' May 29, 2010 N/A War Memorial
tobyMac & The Diverse City Band Re:Mix Momentum Tour April 16, 2004 Third Day & Warren Barfield Special Events
Welcome to Diverse City Tour February 10, 2005 Audio Adrenaline, Kutless
& Hawk Nelson
Awake Tonight Tour December 9, 2010 Skillet Coliseum
Todd Rundgren Liars Tour April 20, 2005 Joe Jackson War Memorial
Todd Snider 2000 Tour September 8, 2000 N/A
Tom Jones 1979 Tour May 18, 1979 N/A Coliseum
Toni Braxton & Kenny G An Evening with Toni Braxton & Kenny G February 21, 1997 N/A
Tony Bennett 2014 Tour April 24, 2014 Antonia Bennett War Memorial
Tori Amos Dew Drop Inn Tour August 22, 1996 N/A
On Scarlet's Walk Tour February 26, 2003 Ben Folds Coliseum
Trans-Siberian Orchestra Christmas Eve and Other Stories November 20, 2003 N/A War Memorial
November 19, 2005 Coliseum
The Lost Christmas Eve December 2, 2012
The Christmas Attic November 26, 2014
The Ghosts of Christmas Eve November 21, 2015
TSO East 2016 December 11, 2016
TSO East 20169 December 11, 2019
Trey Songz Passion, Pain & Pleasure Tour September 3, 2010 Monica War Memorial
The Anticipation 2our March 4, 2012 Big Sean Special Events
Triad College Music Festival -- April 30, 2010 N/A
Twenty One Pilots Emotional Roadshow World Tour February 25, 2017 Judah and the Lion, Jon Bellion,
& Travis Mendes Coliseum
Union Station Lonely Runs Both Ways Tour February 2, 2005 N/A War Memorial
Uriah Heep Sweet Freedom Tour September 12, 1973 Earth, Wind & Fire Coliseum
Usher 'OMG Tour December 7, 2010 Miguel & Trey Songz
Van Halen Fair Warning Tour August 25, 1981 N/A
Hide Your Sheep Tour July 16, 1982 After the Fire
1984 Tour February 3, 1984 Autograph
OU812 Tour October 6, 1988 N/A
Van Halen Summer Tour 2004 June 11, 2004 Silvertide
2007-2008 North American Tour September 29, 2007 Ky-Mani Marley
A Different Kind of Truth Tour April 21, 2012 Kool & the Gang
Village People Cruisin' Tour' May 10, 1979 Gloria Gaynor
2004 Tour June 4, 2004 The Trammps featuring Earl Young & Evelyn King Special Events
Vince Neil Band 2007 Tour August 18, 2007 Quiet Riot & Slaughter
"Weird Al" Yankovic Touring With Scissors Tour May 21, 2000 N/A War Memorial
The Mandatory World Tour June 18, 2017 N/A White Oak
Whitney Houston Moment of Truth World Tour August 9, 1987 Kenny G Coliseum
I'm Your Baby Tonight World Tour June 16, 1991 After 7
My Love Is Your Love World Tour June 16, 1999 112
The Who 1975 North American Tour November 28, 1975 Toots and the Maytals
Quadrophenia and More Tour November 9, 2012 Vintage Trouble
Wildfire Music Festival -- June 14, 2014[51] N/A White Oak
The Wiggles 2006 Tour August 26, 2006 (2 shows) N/A Coliseum
Willie Nelson & Family The Sound in Your Mind Tour May 14, 1976 Poco
Stardust Tour May 11, 1979 Leon Russell
Somewhere Over the Rainbow Tour December 12, 1981 N/A
Willie and the Wheel Tour February 21, 2009 Asleep at the Wheel War Memorial
To All the Girls... Tour May 10, 2014 Union Station & The Devil Makes Three White Oak
Winter Jam Tour Spectacular -- March 2, 2003 N/A Coliseum
Wiz Khalifa Rolling Paper Tour July 21, 2011 Big Sean & Chevy Woods White Oak
WJMH 102.1 JAMZ SuperJam June 20, 1997 N/A Coliseum
13th Anniversary Jam January 29, 2010
SuperJam June 25, 2010
Yes Close to the Edge Tour November 12, 1972 N/A
Relayer Tour November 24, 1974 N/A
Tormato Tour September 14, 1978 N/A
90125 Tour September 14, 1984 N/A
35th Anniversary Tour April 27, 2004 N/A
North American "Yestival" Summer Tour August 4, 2017 Todd Rundgren & Carl Palmer's Elp Legacy White Oak
Yolanda Adams Day by Day Tour February 13, 2005 Sheila E. Special Events
Yonder Mountain String Band 2005 Tour February 24, 2005 N/A
Zac Brown Band Uncaged Tour January 26, 2013 Blackberry Smoke & Levi Lowrey Coliseum
ZZ Top Rio Grande Mud Tour June 5, 1972 N/A War Memorial
Tres Hombres Tour July 27, 1974 N/A Coliseum
Worldwide Texas Tour February 10, 1977 N/A
Expect No Quarter Tour November 16, 1980 N/A
El Loco-Motion Tour January 15, 1982 N/A
XXX Tour September 22, 1999 Lynyrd Skynyrd & Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies
Entrance to coliseum before a sports event (c.2010).
The Coliseum has hosted many events over time, including Monster Jam, Arenacross, the PBR, High School Musical: The Concert, the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, and large-scale religious gatherings.
Former North Carolina senator Kay Hagan held her Senate Victory Party at the Special Events Center on November 4, 2008. The Greensboro Coliseum has also hosted the National Figure Skating Championships twice.
In addition, its neighboring auditorium and special events center have hosted concerts, trade shows, broadway theatre shows, and similar events. The auditorium, which was not included in the 1993 renovation of the complex, will soon be renovated to include a banquet hall. In 2002, the 1st Annual King of the Concrete indoor go-kart race was held at this facility. In February 2016, The Coliseum hosted the 2016 US Olympic Table Tennis Trials.
In 2016, the arena hosted the Kellogg's Tour of Gymnastics Champions.[52]
Greensboro Coliseum has had a wide history with hosting professional wrestling going back to the territorial days of Jim Crockett Promotions. It has hosted a number of NWA and WCW events through the years, including the first 4 Starrcade events in 1983, 1984, 1985, and 1986, as well as the 1990 WrestleWar event. WWE has also held events at the Greensboro Coliseum, including Unforgiven: In Your House in 1998, the 1999 King of the Ring and the 2001 Survivor Series when Team WWF defeated Team Alliance and Alliance disbanded forever. Most recently WWE revived the Starrcade event and held it at the Colosseum on November 25, 2017.
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Discussion in 'Microsoft Surface Pro' started by joga, Mar 20, 2013.
is anyone using One Note 2013 to take Notes? Is handwriting recognition working for you?
I can write with the stylus in One Note but when i try to convert the text it's doing nothing.
Yes, I use it regularly and have no problems with the conversion. Are you selecting your ink (i.e. lasso selection) then converting to text?
Also - I have not been able to find the handwriting "training" in Windows 8. I used HWR in Win 7 and I remember going through a training tutorial to improve personalized HWR. Either that's missing in Win 8 or I've not found it yet.
I did not find the "training" either. Seems to be an "hidden feature".
I've looked through the options in OneNote 2013 but could not find something that would completely disable HWR. The only option that may have an influence is the "Pen Mode". Make sure you've selected one of the options with handwriting and not just "drawing".
I use two different languages on my surface pro.
Primary is spanish. Handwrite Recognition works fine in One Note and on the onscreen keyboard.
Secondary language german. Handwrite recognition does not work in One Note and on the onscreen keyboard.
Something went wrong with my second language.
I found it. It was a strange issue with the german language package i had installed. Reinstalled the package an now it works fine. I can convert my handwriting to text.
Btw... i found the handwriting "training". It's in "control panel"/"Time, Language,Region"/"Add Language"/. Edit the Options of the installed language.
Glad you solved your problem with the Language pack. Thanks for finding the HWR "training"! Wow, that was buried, huh?
Yes it was. It`s like MS don`t want you to find it.
I'm an established, dedicated user of handwriting recognition on a Windows XP Pro Motion LE1600 Tablet since 2006.
I use it in the field holding the tablet in portrait format with its bump case elastic straps on my left hand and scribbling notes on cars at collector car auctions to input text into a dBase IV database using the Lotus Approach front end.
2) the Handwriting Input Panel seems to be fixed at two lines; I frequently scribble 8 or 10 or more at a time.
Is there any way to overcome these two limitations?
Without this flexibility the Surface Pro is more of a toy than a useful data input device.
I remember my Motion Computing LS 800, I truly loved that slate, but it was designed entirely around pen input. The SP is really not dedicated to pen input, in fact designed more toward touch/keyboard. I don't believe you will get the same user experience here, the SP does many things well but pen input is definitely more of an accessory than a focus. Actually, when I think about it, the SP is kind of a Jack of all trades as it were. It can do just about anything, but it doesn't do everything perfectly.
I don't use OneNote, but would that work for you rather than the Handwriting Input Panel?
Finally someone found out where the training option is hiding. I was searching two days to find it and almost raging because all i found was the guide to use it on vista or win7. Thank you so mich.


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Gut in 2000
MICHAEL FARTHING, Editor
There are a limited number of ways in which the success of a biomedical journal can be assessed. The impact factor, with all its limitations, remains an internationally accepted index and can be used as a comparator between related specialist journals.Gut's impact factor increased to 5.111 in 1999, placing us third behind Hepatology(5.621) and Gastroenterology (10.330).Gut is closing on the heels ofHepatology and we hope to move into second place in 2000.
Gut's rising impact factor is likely to be one reason why the number of original manuscripts submitted to the journal has risen by an annual 8–10% during the past three to four years. We have been delighted to receive an increasing number of high quality manuscripts on liver research and can reaffirm the journal's intention to remain committed to our subtitle—"An International Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology". The editorial committee is inevitably under increasing pressure from authors as many of the papers we receive and ultimately decline to publish are scientifically sound but do not quite achieve the priority rating necessary to permit publication in Gut. In these circumstances, our decisions are based not only on reviewers' reports but on the innovation, timeliness and the probability that the paper will make a significant impact on the science and art of gastroenterology and hepatology.
eGut has been a resounding success. Our web site receives an average of 25,000 hits each week and a recent survey indicated that the vast majority of these were from non-subscribers. We hope this electronic introduction to the journal will encourage these individuals to subscribe in the future. It is also possible to subscribe to eGut alone at a competitive price.
The new sections of the journal, Science @lert, Clinical @lert andGut Files, seem to have been well received. We have now established a team under the leadership of Professor Richard Logan supported by our statistical advisor, Stephen Evans, to drive the Clinical @lert section, a responsibility which will include in-house production of the evidence-based medicine-style abstract. Two further sections will also be introduced during 2000. We are planning to create a series ofTherapy Updates which will highlight advances in treatment of gastrointestinal and liver disease and place these new developments within the context of standard therapy. ADebate section will draw on truly controversial issues in disease pathogenesis and clinical management and will consist of two short, evidence-based articles, onefor and oneagainst. These new sections will be commissioned by the editors but Gut is always keen to receive suggestions for topics from the readership.
The editorial committee continues to be indebted to our managing editor, Andrea Horgan, and our editorial assistants, Anita Starbuck and Josie Stephenson, who are ultimately responsible for the smooth running of the journal. We believe that the editorial team has brought professionalism to Gut that is now essential for us to compete in the world arena of specialist journal publishing.
We are sorry to announce the departure of one of our associate editors, John Calam. John was persuaded to serve an additional year after completing the normal three year term of service. He has carried an enormous workload because of his expertise inHelicobacter pylori research and upper gastrointestinal disease in general. We are delighted to welcome John Atherton in his place who I am sure will follow on from John Calam's outstanding example.
Gut has continued to play an active role in the onward development of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and we are pleased to include in this issue the new COPE guidelines onGood Publication Practice (see page 296). The aim of these guidelines is to re-affirm the principle of honesty in research and publishing and places great emphasis on prevention rather than cure. However, in the final section of the guidelines, a hierarchy of sanctions are included which might guide editors as how to respond when publication or research misconduct is discovered. The editorial committee and the members of the editorial board have accepted these guidelines unanimously for Gut and all feel strongly that the principles contained therein should be applied to all submissions to the journal henceforth.

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Q: 2D Array access violation I tried debugging the following code, and I get an "access violation" error. I do not understand why the second loop fails when accessing the second row of elements while the first loop is able to access all the elements.
I'm messing up the *, & and [], but can't figure it out.
Thanks.
#include <iostream>

void a(const int* data, unsigned int nElements, unsigned int nColumns) {

    for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nElements; ++i)
        std::cout << data[i];

    for (unsigned int i = 0; i < nElements / nColumns; ++i)
        for (unsigned int j = 0; j < nColumns; ++j)
            std::cout << (&data)[i][j];
}

int main() {
    int arr[2][5] = {
        { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 },
        { 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 }
    };

    a(*arr, 2 * 5, 5);

    return 0;
}

A: (&data)[i] is clearly bogus. data is a variable which is not an array. It's legal to write (&data)[0] and treat a variable like an array with one element. However, if i > 0 then you attempt to access memory after where data is stored, which is not any memory you own. (Don't mix up the pointer data with the things it is pointing to).
The syntax you are looking for is:
std::cout << data[i * nColumns + j];

This * is of course multiplication, not the dereference operator. When calling this function you are "flattening" the array by treating it as if it were a 10-element 1-D array, so you need to use arithmetic to work out the required index.
Finally, in the function call, *arr should be (int *)&arr or (int *)arr. What you have actually written is arr[0], which is a 5-element array. It's an out-of-bounds access to try and read more than 5 elements from it in your function. In practice, compilers don't try to detect out-of-bounds accesses for efficiency reasons and it will appear to work.

A: *arr is equal to *(arr + 0) which is equal to arr[0]. arr[0] only has 5 nElements, not 10. Call the function like this:
a(*arr, 5, 5);

A: Change the line in the double for loop to:
std::cout << data[i * nColumns + j];

A: You lost all type information once you are in your a function, so you cannot expect the subscript operators to work as you don't say what size the array has. Specify the size in the parameter listing and subscripting will work:
void a(int const (&data)[2][5]) {
  for (auto const& row : data)
    for (auto i : row)
      ::std::cout << i << " ";
  ::std::cout << ::std::endl;
}

You can then even go crazy and change the prototype to:
template <size_t R, size_t C>
void a(int const (&data)[R][C]) {

So it works for all 2D arrays.

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Continued export growth drives Mimaki expansion at Gate 7
Business 09 January 2018
With the recently created "Mimaki Digital Suite" sitting at the heart of its operation, Gateshead-based automotive component manufacturing specialists, Gate 7 continues to take great strides in delivering on its promise of providing innovative print solutions on a global scale.
With two offices in North Carolina and Pennsylvania as well as its worldwide headquarters in Newcastle upon Tyne, the company lists major clients including JCB, Caterpillar, Kuhn and Volvo for whom it produces high quality decals and liveries for new vehicles that are subjected to harsh and unforgiving working environments.
As such, Gate 7 has developed leading and innovative workflows that ensure the demands of its clients are consistently realised. "We take a unique approach to business," says managing director, Kate Wickham. "We've worked hard to nurture our supply chain through product development, finding new ways of improving manufacturing and constantly innovating."
Gate 7 underwent a rebranding exercise five years ago, to coincide with the appointment of Wickham as managing director and soon realised the importance of building relationships with its supplier base, ensuring they shared the same passions and innovative philosophies. As the digital revolution gained momentum it galvanised Gate 7's plans to source the right equipment, enlisting the services of Mimaki reseller, Your Print Specialists as the company purchased its first Mimaki JV33.
Operations manager, George Heads explains, "When we look back at this decision it raises a wry smile on all our faces when we consider the Mimaki Digital Suite now boasts a further five state-of-the-art printers. These include the revolutionary Mimaki UJF-7151plus flatbed LED UV, the high speed, roll fed JV400 SUV and the flagship JV300 and CJV300 solvent printers."
The group policy is to mirror its capital equipment throughout, offering the same quality products on a global scale. US-based Gate 7 LLC hosts an equally impressive line-up of Mimaki digital solutions with three Mimaki UJF-7151plus printers and eight JV300s. The latest Mimaki purchases have enabled Gate 7 to widen the scope of printable substrates to include polypropylene and membrane switch panels.
Heads explains some of the reasons behind why big brands opt for their solutions. "We rigorously test all of the components that go into manufacturing a decal or membrane switch panel," he says. "We offer our own unique warranty system that ensures all the components meet and exceed an outdoor performance characteristic of not less than 5 years and all the Mimaki inks are tested using our own in-house UV weather, substance and environmental testing equipment. Our challenge is to meet and exceed our customers' specifications."
This ethos is echoed by Wickham, "Our customers have much higher expectations for decals," she suggests. "Whilst screen printing still forms an important part of our business, our ongoing transition to digital is helping shape our customers and the way they present their products."
A recent global rebrand for agricultural supplier, Kuhn, has seen Gate 7 deliver revolutionary new liveries for the company's machinery that far exceed its previous identity. "Customers are looking for a global standard of quality and a global supplier, yet one that thinks and responds locally," Heads continues. "Our understanding of the technical capabilities of the Mimaki printers has ensured our products are superior to anything offered elsewhere.The addition of the orange and light black inks for the JV300 and CJV300 solvent printers is a case in point; it enables us to include finer detail, more sophisticated tonal work and powerful corporate colours in the designs and it's this sort of supplier-led innovation that's helping drive our plans for significant digital expansion in 2018."
A focus on delivering quality control and a desire from customers for reduced lead times is also influencing the company's development. "We replicate our processes and pricing structures in the UK and the USA and our specialist approach makes us an obvious choice for global partnering," states Wickham, who recently received an MBE for Services to Exports and Outward Investments from Princess Anne at Buckingham Palace. "Export business currently makes up 60% of Gate 7's revenue and the award adds another level of credibility to what we strive to do."
Garry Brown, managing director at Your Print Specialists, credits Gate 7 for its innovative methods. "It is refreshing to see how Gate 7 has approached the production of decals and branding solutions and something myself and the team at YPS are extremely proud to have been involved in. Their whole process is quality oriented and visionary – a philosophy which breeds success," he remarks. "Seeing the operation in its entirety is inspiring – and being involved with the Mimaki Digital Suite installations has added a real sense of purpose."
Future plans for the company include new finishing lines to be installed in the New Year in order to eliminate bottlenecks which develop as a result of the Mimaki expansion. "Innovative decal design helps brands stand out," concludes Wickham, "Our graphics create visual impact for companies that compete in increasingly competitive markets and we're therefore an increasingly important partner for them. Flexible systems, investment in R&D and strong supplier relationships ensure we're unique in delivering this level of service and product."
Mimaki is exclusively distributed in the UK and Ireland by Hybrid Services.


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Folgende Liste der Länder nach Wirtschaftsstruktur sortiert Länder nach dem Anteil der drei Wirtschaftssektoren an der gesamten Wertschöpfung (Bruttoinlandsprodukt). Es wird dabei von der Drei-Sektoren-Hypothese der Volkswirtschaftslehre ausgegangen. Aus der Verteilung der Sektoren lässt sich schließen, ob eine Volkswirtschaft konsumorientiert, produktionsorientiert oder noch landwirtschaftsorientiert ist.

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Folgende Liste sortiert Länder nach ihrer Wirtschaftsstruktur. Die Länder sind nach alphabetischer Reihenfolge sortiert. Tabelle ist sortierbar. Quelle ist die Weltbank.

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Litsea nemoralis är en lagerväxtart som först beskrevs av Thw., och fick sitt nu gällande namn av Henry Trimen. Litsea nemoralis ingår i släktet Litsea och familjen lagerväxter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Daedelus starts over again in a new workshop, this time in Sicily. He works on one pentacle while seven unfinished pentacles lay on the ground before him. Grape-laden vines stand before him.
The keyword/phrase I came up with in my workbook on 14Mar92 was "starting anew".
He's working so hard. He doesn't even have time to look up or talk. He's busy with work or study. The colors are beautiful and the sun is shining so it seems as though he is enjoying being productive. He's already completed seven so he's probably in the zone and feeling confident in his skills and chances of success.


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Lysander Piano Trio
Lysander Piano Trio Radio
In April 2011, the LYSANDER PIANO TRIO won both the Grand Prize at the Coleman and the 1st Prize at the Arriaga Chamber Music Competitions. Previously the Bronze Medal winner and highest ranked piano trio in the 2010 Fischoff Competition, the ensemble was formed by graduate students at The Juilliard School in New York in the fall of 2009. Only two months after its inception, the trio was selected to represent Juilliard in a special concert in Mexico City on occasion of President Polisi'...
Mozart: Trio for Piano and Strings in C major, K 548
Ensemble: Lysander Piano Trio
Recording Date: Fri 10 Dec 2010
III - Allegro (4:53) N/A
Dvorak: Trio for Piano and Strings no 3 in F minor, Op. 65/B 130 N/A
Composer: Antonin Dvorak
I - Allegro ma non troppo (13:39) N/A
III - Poco adagio (9:26) N/A
Recording Date: Tue 24 Apr 2012
3. - Scherzo (3:36) N/A
Brahms: Trio for Piano and Strings no 3 in C minor, Op. 101 N/A
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3. - Andante grazioso (4:30) N/A
Haydn: Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello in E major, H 15 no 28
Composer: Franz Joseph Haydn
1. Allegro moderato (5:01) N/A
Official Website - Lysander Piano Trio
http://www.lysandertrio.com


BMI Animal Traps | Northern Sport Co. - Northern Sport Co.
BMI Traps has been in the trapping industry for over 30 years. Established in 1980, BMI has been offering a quality American Made trap at an affordable price. We have a full line of coil spring, body grip traps and accessories.
The body grip traps are offered in a variety of sizes, ranging from a 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" (55 body grip trap) to a 10 x 10 (330 body grip trap). These traps come in either regular or magnum series. BMI body grip traps are a rotating jaw trap used to quickly catch and dispatch wild animals. The trap features a four way trigger which sets off the trap when an animal pushes the trigger from any direction.
For those looking for a stronger hild, you may want to use the Magnum Series. These traps have a bend in the jaws which allows a tighter grip applying constant pressure on the jaws. Either trap you choose, regular or magnum, will supply your trapline with the necessary equipment to make for a great trapping season.
Coil spring traps are offered in 2 coil, 4 coil or cushion catch. These traps have the craftmanship that you have come to know and rely on. All traps come in a regular jaw with a few traps offered in a forged offset jaw. All coil spring traps come with a latch of easy setting. This is one of the unique factory direct features.
With this in mind we feel that you will find BMI traps to be America's best American Made trap value.
BMI is bringing back the trapping industry, AN AMERICAN HERITAGE, one trap at a time. The staff at BMI are hands on in the production and we are capable of answering any technical questions that you may have. Feel free to contact us.


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Fifth Season COO Exited Following Alleged Misconduct At Company Retreat
Comcast Delivers Mixed Q4 Report Helped By NBCU Home Video Releases
Comcast had a lot of moving pieces in Q4, including its consolidation of the Universal Japan theme park. But while the overall results weren't exciting, they were at least solid. And the company should please shareholders with a 10% increase to its dividend, to $1.10 per share, as well as an increase in the stock repurchase authorization to $10 billion — including $5 billion to be bought back this year.
The media giant reported net income of $1.97 billion, up 2.4% vs the period in 2014, on revenues of $19.25 billion, up 8.5%. That beat the Street's consensus expectation for $18.76 billion. But earnings at 79 cents a share were short of forecasts for 82 cents.
NBCUniversal benefited from earnings growth in filmed entertainment and theme parks — but not at the cable networks and broadcast TV units.
CEO Brian Roberts praised the entertainment operation's "remarkable year" and says that in 2016 "the momentum we see across our portfolio is truly exciting."
Justice Department Probes Comcast's Clout In Local Pay TV Ad Sales
The NBC-led Broadcast Television unit reported a 7% increase in revenues to $2.5 billion, but with a 5.6% drop in operating cash flow to $217 million. Ad sales were up 7% "primarily driven by higher rates," the company says. That was "more than off set by higher operating costs and expenses."
Cable Networks were up 3.4% on the top line to $2.4 billion, but with a 1.9% drop in cash flow to $894 million. NBCU's revenues from pay TV distribution fees increased 6.8% with the addition of NASCAR on sports net NBCSN. But ad sales fell 0.3%. And costs rose with NASCAR and higher outlays for the English Premier League.
Home video releases of Minions and Jurassic World plus a 22.7% increase in content licensing revenues lifted the Filmed Entertainment operation in a quarter when theatrical revenues fell 37.5%. Revenues were up 25.8% to $1.6 billion with cash flow up 84.6% to $143 million.
Theme Parks continued to deliver, although the numbers include an accounting change that complicates comparisons with previous years. NBCU reported a 38.6% increase in revenues to $1 billion, with cash flow up 36.6% to $452 million. But that includes the consolidation of Universal Japan — which added $169 million to the top line and $80 million to the bottom. Without the addition, theme park revenues were up 15.5% with cash flow up 12.3%.
The NBCU results were eclipsed by numbers at Comcast's main business: cable systems. And the story there was pretty good at a time when lots of investors worry about cord cutting. Comcast's video subscriber number increased by 89,000 in the quarter to 22.3 million. But broadband is still the star of the show with a customer base up 460,000 to 23.3 million.
Capital expenditures rose 10.2% as the company continued to roll out its X1 platform and wireless gateways. All told, cable systems saw a 5.9% increase in revenues nearly $12 billion, with operating cash flow up 4.6% to $4.9 billion.