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Madison Square Garden Events

Madison Square Garden (MSG) is a multi-purpose indoor area in Manhattan, New York City. It's above the Pennsylvania Station between Seventh and Eighth Avenue and 31st to 33rd streets. Madison Square Garden is the mecca of venues in the country. It is the host of some of the best sporting events, shows and concerts. MSG is the home venue of the New York Knicks and NY Rangers, as well as, the host venue to big events like the Big East Basketball Tournament and NIT Finals. MSG ranks in the top five busiest music venues in the world, in terms of ticket sales.

MSG opened on February 11, 1968, and is the oldest and most active major sporting facility in the New York metro area. Madison Square Garden has a capacity of ~20,000 for concerts, 19,812 for basketball, and 18,006 for hockey. The arena is arranged in six levels, including floor, loge, 100-level, 200-level, promenade, and mezzanine. The loge level is where you want to be for all sporting events. It gives you great views from the baseline or you can get the club seats along the sideline. The single-digit sections are the best in the arena, while the 100-level seats are all still very close to the action.

Sports at the Madison Square Garden

The Garden is one of the premier venues for both professional basketball and hockey and is one of the biggest tourist attractions in New York City. The New York Knicks have won NBA championships on the court at Madison Square Garden. The New York Rangers won their first Stanley Cup since 1940 on the ice at MSG. The NHL All-Star Game and NBA All-Star Game have both been held there. Numerous UFC and WWE matches, including WrestleMania and SummerSlam have been at MSG, as well as exhibition tennis matches featuring legends like Roger Federer, Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, and resident New Yorker John McEnroe.

Madison Square Garden Concerts

The biggest concerts in the biggest city in the country are held at Madison Square Garden. Name any star musician over the past three decades and its near certain that they played a show at the Garden. One of the biggest events at MSG ever was a 1973 stop on Led Zeppelin's tour, where filming occurred for their "The Song Remains the Same" film. Zeppelin also played six sold-out dates at MSG in 1977. Other notable artists to play at MSG at the height of their fame were Elvis Presley, the Beatles, and the Grateful Dead. Billy Joel offer does a residency at MSG where he will play as many as 12 shows over a short period of time. Today's biggest stars continue to fill the Garden with including Foo Fighters, Justin Timberlake, Kevin Hart, LCD Soundsystem, Paul Simon, Phish, Taylor Swift, U2. and many more.

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  • Location: St. Louis, Missouri
  • Address: 1401 Clark Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri
  • Capacity: 19,150 (hockey)
  • Year Opened: 1994
  • Former Name: Kiel Center, Savvis Center, Scottrade Center
  • Occupants: St. Louis Blues

The Scottrade Center was built in 1994 on the site of the old Kiel Auditorium and nearly two decades later, the arena is widely-considered one of the best sporting and entertainment venues in the country. As home to the NHL's St. Louis Blues, the building boasts a seating capacity of 19,150 seats and easy access from area highways, the Bi-State bus system and St. Louis' light rail system. Located in the heart of downtown St. Louis, there's no shortage of bars, restaurants and shopping opportunities for sports fans and concert goers who are looking to kill a little time before the event. Along with its many banners and concourses decked out in blue and yellow, the Scottrade Center is known for playing "When the Saints Come Marching In, " after each Blues goal - a tradition since the team's inception.

The St. Louis Blues were one of six expansion teams in 1967 when the NHL decided to double its number of teams. The Blues lured future Hall of Famer Dickie Moore out of retirement to show the young bucks the ropes. The Blues were the biggest surprise of the 1967-68 season, flying past the Philadelphia Flyers and the Minnesota North Stars in the first two rounds of the playoffs. Unfortunately, the Blues had to go up against the legendary Montreal Canadiens in the Stanley Cup Finals - the team gave them all they could handle, but they were swept in four games.

In recent years, the Blues have been a consistently competitive team that has seen Hall of Famers like Brett Hull, Joe Mullen, Wayne Gretzky and Bernie Federko don the blue and yellow. The Blues were able to make it to the conference finals during the 2000-01 season. With the stellar play of Chris Pronger, Al MacInnis and Keith Tkachuk, the Blues cruised through the first two rounds. In their first trip to the conference finals in 15 years, the Blues played inspired hockey, but couldn't overcome the red hot Colorado Avalanche and lost the series in five games.

The Blues are tribute to St. Louis' rich music tradition, and the Scottrade Center has played a large role in attracting top-tier talent. Blockbuster tours such as The Police's Reunion Tour, Bruce Springsteen's Magic Tour and Elton John and Billy Joel's Face to Face tour all played the big stage at the Scottrade Center. All in all, if fans are attending an event at the Scottrade Center, they won't leave disappointed!

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