Field Seats for Concerts at Gillette Stadium

• On the Field: Seats sit directly on the football grass, usually the most desirable tickets for a Gillette Stadium concert.
• Faces the Stage: For most end-stage concerts, the stage is set up in the south endzone and Field Seats face that direction.
• Reserved or GA: Layout varies by show — most have lettered sections (A sections closest to the stage, then B, etc.) with folding chairs, while others are general admission.
• Very Little Elevation: All sections are at field level with no risers, so taller or standing fans may block your view.

Who Should Sit Here

Field Seats at Gillette Stadium are for fans who want to be as close to the action as possible. Reserved lettered sections suit those who want a guaranteed spot near the stage, while general admission works best for high-energy fans happy to stand and get close to the front. If a clear, unobstructed sightline matters most to you, a section off the floor may be a better fit.

Field Seats Location & Details

These sections are located directly on the football grass at field level. For most end-stage concerts, the stage goes up in the south endzone. Reserved shows typically use lettered field sections — A sections (e.g., A1) sit closest to the stage, followed by B sections, and so on — usually with folding chairs provided. Other shows use general admission areas commonly labeled General Admission Floor, Field, or Pit. Because layouts change on an event-by-event basis, always check the seating chart for your specific event to confirm exact section locations.

Views from the Field Seats

Field Seats put you right in front of the stage, but every section sits at field level with no risers to elevate the rows. That means taller fans or standing crowds can block your view, especially in general admission areas where there are no assigned seats. GA does give you the chance to work your way close to the stage, where the crowd tends to be more lively.

Check the Seating Chart

General admission sections are un-reserved with no seats, so arrive early if getting close to the stage matters to you. Since field layouts vary greatly by performance, reviewing the seating chart for your desired event is the best way to pin down where each section lands.