Field Seats for Concerts at Soldier Field

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Features & Amenities

Last verified and reviewed: July 2026

Closest to the stage: Field seats put you at field level, as near the performance as the venue allows.
Two ticket types: Depending on the show, the field is sold as reserved seating, general admission, or a mix of both.
Reserved means a chair: A reserved field ticket comes with an assigned folding chair set up at field level.
GA means standing: General admission tickets get you into a dedicated field space but no chair to sit on.
Read the fine print: A GA ticket may list a seat and row, but that does not mean you have a reserved seat.

Who Should Buy Field Seats

These seats suit concertgoers who want to be as close to the stage as possible. If you value proximity and don't mind standing, general admission is your pick; if you'd rather have a guaranteed chair at field level, look for reserved sections. Just be sure you know which type you're buying before the show.

Where the Field Seats Are

Field seats sit on the field itself, directly at stage level. The seating chart for concerts at Soldier Field varies greatly by performance, so the exact layout changes from show to show. Reserved sections are typically labeled with a letter (for example, A), and sections closer to the beginning of the alphabet are usually closest to the stage. General admission areas are usually labeled GA Floor, Pit, Field, or a similar variation.

What You'll See

You're at field level and close to the action. The field is flat, so taller guests in front of you can limit your view. With general admission, arriving early enough gives you the chance to watch from the front of your section.

Good to Know

Restrooms and concessions are usually near the rear of the field.
Because the field is flat, sightlines depend on who's standing in front of you
Arrive early for GA if the view or being extremely close matters to you.

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Fan Reviews

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FANTASTIC SEATS — Great seats! I was blown away by how close I was to Ed Sheeran!! Would definitely buy tickets for this section again at Soldier Field! Just Wow.

The only complaint I have is that the bathrooms and food stands were a bit of a walk to get to, but so worth it for the concert view :))

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Seating and Ticket Q&A

How are floor level seats for concerts at Soldier Field?

Floor seats for a concert at Soldier Field have the benefit of looking directly at the stage and they always have the potential to be the closest seats available.

However the downfall to floor seating is that all the seats are set up on the same field level, meaning you will have no elevation to see over the fans in front of you. Fans in the floor sections are also generally known for standing for the majority of the show, making the views more difficult as you get further from the stage.

If you can find affordable tickets in the field level sections on the half of the field closest to the stage, we certainly recommend these seats for an exciting place to be during a concert at Soldier Field!

How do the “General Admission Floor” seats work? They have a row assigned but no seat number.

The general admission floor for this show is located in the back half of the field. The row assigned is for inventory purposes and does not represent a specific location on the floor. Since the section is general admission, the best views of the stage will be first come first served. For large shows like this it is recommended to get there early if a great view is critical to you. However, if arriving later, one of the benefits of general admission sections is that you are able to move around the floor to find the view that works best for you.

Will I have to stand with General Admission tickets to the Rolling Stones concert at Soldier Field in Chicago?

Yes, you will have to stand with General Admission tickets to The Rolling Stones at Soldier Field. General Admission sections do not have any seats within the section.

There are multiple GA sections at Soldier Field for this show, and the location will differ depending on which tickets you have. If you have GA Pit tickets, you will be up at the front against the stage. These seats will be extremely close to everything on stage. If you have General Admission Field tickets, you will be located in the back half of the field. This is a much larger section that will take up about the back third of the field. This general admission area is located behind all the field seats and behind some production equipment for the show.