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Located in Foxborough, MA Gillette Stadium is hub of the sporting, especially football activity in the surrounding region. Gillette Stadium plays the role of home field for the National Football Leagues New England Patriots as well as the Major League Soccer's New England Revolution. The stadium has been actively operating ever since its grand opening on September 9, 2002. Since 2012, Gillette Stadium has also been the home ground for the football team of University of Massachusetts. Over the years, the stadium has also hosted various other sorts of event like live concerts as well. With the current seasons well on their way, all the football fans should get their Gillette Stadium tickets right away in order to catch all the events live.

Prior to the opening of Gillette Stadium, New England Pats played its home games at the Foxboro Stadium. But due to the lack of facilities and amenities at the stadium, the both the team & the stadium were going on lost. Hence after the need of a new stadium arose Gillette Stadium broke ground on March 24, 2000. After the completion of the stadium, Gillette Stadium offered eight seven luxury suites, 6,000 club seats as well as the general seating capacity of 68,756 people. The stadium was originally named the CMGI Field but later as the Procter & Gamble bought the naming rights of the stadium, it was renamed to its present name.

The first ever event that took place at the stadium was a soccer game of New England Revolution that was played on May 11, 2002. Also in the same year, The Rolling Stones performed at the stadium on September 5 while the band was on its Licks Tour. On the grand opening of the stadium, the stadium hosted a Monday night Football game of New England Patriots against Pittsburgh Steelers after revealing its Super Bowl championship banner for that year.

The stadium has played host to a number of notable games including an AFC Championship games that was held in 2003 between Pats and Colts. Prior to that, the stadium also hosted 2003 AFC Divisional Playoff game in which Pats came out victorious after defeating Tennessee Titans. AFC Championship Game made its return to the stadium in 2007 with Patriots claiming a victory over San Diego Chargers in 2007. After defeating Denver Broncos in the Playoffs in 2012, Patriots played yet another AFC Championship game at the Gillette Stadium in which the team went against and defeated Baltimore Ravens. The Stadium has also hosted NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championship in 2008, 2009 and 2012.

Gillette Stadium continues to host all the home games of Pats and Revolution as well as other events year in and year out. If you see one of your anticipated events being held at the stadium in near future, then make haste and get your Gillette Stadium tickets.