The two highest-grossing concert tours of the year had stops at Camp Randall Stadium a little more than three months apart. Shows by U2 in June 1997 and by The Rolling Stones that October in ...

Camp Randall hosted a handful of major concerts from 1988 to 1997 - headlined by Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, Genesis and U2. Decades passed with no shows, but last summer, alcohol sales were ...

In the 1980s and 90s, Camp Randall hosted some of the biggest names in the music world —The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and U2 to name a few. But, in the late 1990s, slumping concert attendance led to ...

Despite its size and stature, Camp Randall has rarely hosted concerts. A handful of A-list acts — the Rolling Stones, U2, ...

The June show will be the ninth concert at Camp Randall Stadium, and Coldplay will be the 10th. Only Pink Floyd, Genesis, U2, and The Rolling Stones have played Camp Randall as headliners ...

A Rolling Stones show in 1997 was the last concert at Camp Randall, according to concertarchives.org. The stadium also hosted U2 that year. Postseason spending helps push Wisconsin's 2023-24 ...

The July 19th show is just the ninth concert at Camp Randall Stadium, and Coldplay are only the sixth act to ever headline there. Only Pink Floyd, Genesis, U2, and The Rolling Stones have had ...

It turns out Morgan Wallen won't just be headlining the first Camp Randall concert since 1997. He'll be headlining the first two concerts at the Madison football stadium. FPC Live — the Madison ...