Field Seats for Concerts at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium

• Closest to the Stage: Field seats put you on the playing surface, just yards from the performers.
• Stage Setup: A large stage sits at one end of the field, with seating sections arranged across the surface toward it.
• Possible GA Area: Some events add a General Admission area near the front of the stage for fans who want to stand up close.
• Flat-Field Caveat: Because the field is level, taller attendees in front can occasionally affect your sightline.

Who Should Sit Here

Field seats at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium are for fans who want to be as close to the music as possible and feel the full energy of the crowd. They suit concertgoers who plan to sing, dance, and stay on their feet rather than settle in for a laid-back view. If proximity to the performers matters most to you, this is where to be.

Field Seats Layout

For concerts, the field is converted into seating with a large stage placed at one end and sections spread across the playing surface. Seats near the stage deliver a direct, up-close view, while those farther back trade some closeness for a wide-angle look at the full show and the surrounding crowd. Certain events also carve out a General Admission area near the front of the stage for standing fans.

Views from Field Seats

Field seats offer some of the most immersive views in the building, with an unobstructed connection to the performance when the space in front of you is clear. Because the field is flat, taller attendees ahead of you can sometimes block part of the view, but being just yards from the stage tends to outweigh any minor sightline issues. Seats toward the outer sides of the field may have slightly angled views, though video screens are usually set up so everyone can follow the action.

Good to Know

If your seats fall toward the sides or farther back, keep an eye on the video screens—they're positioned to keep the stage in view even when the angle isn't head-on.