Soldier Field

Soldier Field Ticket Information

Situated across from the neighboring Field Museum, the allure of Soldier Field is immediately felt while cruising down Chicago’s scenic Lake Shore Drive. Inside, there’s an exhilarating buzz of excitement that radiates throughout the venue; an energy created by the 60,000-plus fans cheering on their beloved Chicago Bears or favorite musical act, like Red Hot Chili Peppers Chicago, Bad Bunny Chicago, Elton John Chicago, Coldplay Chicago, and Rolling Stones Chicago. A one-of-a-kind experience is in store when you purchase Soldier Field tickets from Vivid Seats. The directory of upcoming events may be plentiful, so to assist your search, utilize any of our filter options (event type, month, category) located to the left of the listings. If you have any trouble locating an event, click the Live Chat link at the top of the page to speak directly with a customer service representative, or give us a call at 1.866.848.8499. If it’s your first time shopping with us, making an account will take just moments, while returners can sign in to proceed to checkout, where you’ll verify the order details and ensure the shipping and billing information is accurate. Processing for shipment will begin immediately once your Soldier Field tickets purchase has been finalized.

Soldier Field Seating Information

From the 50-yard line to spacious suites, lots of seating options are available, so be sure to take note of the Soldier Field seating chart as you look for your ideal location to experience the event. Our interactive map will display all sections of the venue, which will be color-coded depending on the level and whether or not seats are available for that particular area. For concerts, check out the location of the stage to ensure a good view, or take advantage of field seats for the chance at front-row seats. Supplemental details regarding specific Soldier Field seating information can be found by accessing the link near the top of the event page.

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From the Blog: Soldier Field Concerts: Seating Guide for the Popular Chicago Stadium

Soldier Field Seating Chart

Before you make plans to see an upcoming Soldier Field concert, let us help you decide which seats will give you the best views of all the action.

For most Soldier Field concerts, the stage will be set up near the northern end zone. Seating options are generally available in the Field, Lower Level, Media Deck, Club Level, Colonnade, and Grandstand areas.

Soldier Field - Field Level Views

Whether your chosen concert has reserved or general admission Field Level seating options, these seats offer some of the best views of the show. If you choose a Field Level section closer to the stage, you’ll have a better chance of interacting with your favorite performers:

The Field Level is rather large, so some seating options will be farther back from the stage. You can still have a fantastic view of the performance from these seats, especially considering most Soldier Field concerts feature giant LED screens of the action on stage.

Soldier Field – Lower Level Sideline Views

This video from Section 143 gives an idea of the type of view you’ll get if you choose a Lower Level seating option on the sideline. Most of these Lower Level seats will be far enough away that you can see the full stage, but near enough that you’ll still feel close to the performers.

Soldier Field – Upper Level Sideline Views

The sidelines of Soldier Field’s Upper Levels also give fans a solid view of all the action on stage, but you’ll have a slightly higher vantage point than those in the 100 Level.

Soldier Field – End Zone Views

Since this stadium is the smallest in the NFL, even the end zone gives a great view of performers during Soldier Field concerts. On a clear night you might even be able to get a glimpse of Chicago’s skyline behind your favorite artist.

Soldier Field – Grandstand Views

The Grandstand may be the highest level available on the Soldier Field seating chart, but these sections allow you to get a bird’s-eye view of the entire stadium. The giant screens flanking the stage also give you a better view of the performance.