Frequently Asked Questions About Commonwealth Stadium
Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Commonwealth Stadium is located at 11000 Stadium Rd in Edmonton, Canada. For directions and parking info, visit Commonwealth Stadium’s official website at https://www.edmonton.ca/attractions_events/commonwealth-stadium.aspx or call them at 1-780-944-7561. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Edmonton, Canada on Bandsintown.
Easily best show of my life. Go see him. You’re gonna get that $300+ back. you’re never gonna be screaming house of balloons. Or kiss land with your friends In your 20’s again.
Was an incredible performance. I captured so many amazing moments. You can tell Abel is just so grateful for the experience he’s had as The Weeknd and it truly feels like the end of an era but he couldn’t be more proud looking out at the crowd and smiling in awe of everything he’s accomplished. I cannot wait to see what’s next on his journey. This was definitely in my top 3 favourite concerts I’ve ever been to. His mic was ON and he gave his heart and soul into his performance. He is so interactive with his fans and I’m so appreciative of his music and all the feels and raw emotion he’s given us over the years as The Weeknd. Such a genuine artist.
Sheryl was the best act to open up for Pink.She has many recognizable sing a long songs.She has high energy, great vocals still and a great backup band and singers.
This is the 2nd time I’ve seen P!NK in Edmonton, and she was just as amazing as the 1st time. I took my 7 year old daughter (her first concert) and she said 10/10 recommends 😍 Would definitely see her again! She puts on an amazing show!
I had my doubts about Pantera playing without Vinnie and Dime but I was blow away by Pantera last night plus I would go see Pantera again with same line up
One of the absolute best concerts I’ve been too. Performances were on time and holy heck Luke played a killer playlist!!! And 5 stars for opening bands!!They brought their A game!
The show was great, Motley Crue was good, but Def Leppard and Poison were both Better. Joan Jett rocked it but logistical issues kind of let her down (not her fault) and the audience wasn't really in place yet.
As for the rest. Logistics were frankly horrible: Not sure if that's the producer's fault or the Stadium 's.
There were thousands of people waiting outside for door opening at 330 and by 430 many still hadn't gotten through the gates. Far too slow and caused people that wanted to catch the whole show to miss both the opener and part of Joan Jett's set.
Two merch tents for ~35,000 people. This is Edmonton where we spend an order of magnitude more on events than a lot of other cities. The lineup to get merch was 2 hours (and 1000 people ) long and most of the good stuff was gone. If you wanted anything you had to choose to stand in line for an entire set or more and miss it.
Buying beer was a half hour wait, and without fail by the time you got to the front of the line what you wanted was gone and best case you had to pick something else, worst vase they had no drinks left.
Buying just food was fine, although they were running out of that too.
I'm not a country music enthusiast at all, but Garth put on an incredible show. If you're going to see a genre of music you aren't familiar with, go with seeing the most popular guy, right?