Field Seats for Concerts at Scott Stadium

• On the Field: For concerts, the playing surface at Scott Stadium is converted into seating that faces a stage set up at one end of the field.
• Closest to the Stage: The front rows deliver the most up-close concert experience available in the venue, with clear, unobstructed views of the performers.
• Extends to Midfield & Beyond: Additional field seating runs toward midfield and the opposite end zone.
• Video Screen Support: Fans seated farther back still get good sightlines, backed by large video screens showing close-up shots of the artists.

Who Should Sit Here

Field seats at Scott Stadium are for the fan who wants to be as close to the action as possible. If seeing the performers up close and feeling the energy at the front of the crowd matters most to you, the field is where you want to be. Those seated deeper on the field trade some proximity for a wider vantage point, aided by the video boards.

Field Seats Location & Details

Scott Stadium, home of the Virginia Cavaliers on the University of Virginia campus, hosts large-scale concerts during select events. For those shows, the open-air field is transformed into a seating area facing the stage, which is typically positioned at one end of the field. Seating begins with the rows nearest the stage and extends back through midfield toward the opposite end zone.

Views from the Field Seats

The closest rows offer the most direct, unobstructed views of the performance you'll find anywhere in the stadium. As seats move back toward midfield and the far end zone, you're farther from the stage but still have good sightlines, and the large video screens fill in the close-up detail.