Morgan Wallen has made history by securing a second show at Madison's Camp Randall Stadium on June 28th and 29th. The country ...

The Sneedville megastar will become the first artist to ever hold two shows at the Madison venue, which has a capacity of around 76,000.

It's also the first tour to come to Camp Randall since the Rolling Stones played there on their "Bridges to Babylon Tour" in 1997. The Stones were one of just a handful of acts — along with U2, ...

MADISON, Wis. -- You asked and he listened - Country superstar Morgan Wallen added an additional show at Camp Randall. Wallen's second concert will be June 29, following his first concert on June 28.

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In an exciting announcement, country music superstar Morgan Wallen revealed he will headline the first concert at Madison’s Camp Randall Stadium since 1997. The show, ...

A Beaverton nurse with a child on the way is grieving her husband, also a nurse, who died suddenly last week. His family is left with no explanation of why he passed. Many looking to escape the ...

A second concert tour is coming to Madison's Camp Randall Stadium in 2025. Country star Morgan Wallen will play at the University of Wisconsin football venue June 28 with special guests Miranda ...

Camp Randall hosted a handful of major concerts from 1988 to 1997 - headlined by Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, Genesis and U2. Decades passed with no shows, but last summer, alcohol sales were ...

Despite its size and stature, Camp Randall has rarely hosted concerts. A handful of A-list acts — the Rolling Stones, U2, Pink Floyd and Genesis — played shows there from 1988 to 1997. There haven't ...