Greensboro Coliseum

The Greensboro Coliseum Complex, commonly referred to as Greensboro Coliseum (the first and biggest building on the site), is an entertainment and sports complex located in Greensboro, North Carolina. Opened in 1959, the complex holds eight venues that includes an amphitheater, arena, aquatic center, banquet hall, convention center, museum, theatre, and an indoor pavilion. It is the home of the UNC Greensboro Spartans men's basketball team, the Greensboro Swarm of the NBA G League, the Carolina Cobras of the National Arena League, as well as the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) with their Men's and Women's basketball tournaments.

It has hosted the Men's ACC Tournament twenty-three times since 1967 and the Women's ACC Tournament twelve times since 2000. Other notable sporting events include the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Men's "Final Four" in 1974 and the East Regionals in 1976, 1979 and 1998. More recently, the Coliseum has hosted the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in 2011, 2015, and 2020.

It is also the former home of several professional hockey teams including the Greensboro Generals, Greensboro Monarchs of the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) and the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes.

The complex has hosted the "Central Carolina Fair" since 1999.

History

The complex was first proposed in 1944 by the city's mayor. The idea was to create a war memorial to honor veterans of World War I and World War II. The building was approved by city officials in 1956, followed by a groundbreaking in January 1958. With its opening in 1959, the complex held four venues: War Memorial Auditorium, Town Hall Auditorium, The Blue Room and the Greensboro Coliseum. The complex opened on October 29, 1959, for historic show, " Holiday on Ice". Shortly after its opening, the Coliseum began to scout for a hockey team. Partnering with the EHL, the city formed the "Greensboro Generals". The team's first match was November 11, 1959, against the Washington Presidents. The Generals won the game 4–1. The Generals would go on to win the EHL Championships.

Over the years, the complex hosted several conventions, sporting and musical events. The Coliseum was part-time home of the Carolina Cougars of the American Basketball Association from 1969 to 1974 after the Houston Mavericks moved to North Carolina in 1969. The Cougars were a "regional franchise," playing "home" games in Charlotte ( Bojangles' Coliseum), Greensboro ( Greensboro Coliseum), Winston-Salem Memorial Coliseum and Raleigh ( Dorton Arena and Reynolds Coliseum). Hall of Fame Coach Larry Brown began his coaching career with the Cougars in 1972. Billy Cunningham was the ABA MVP for the Cougars in the 1972-73 season. Despite a strong fan base the Cougars were sold and moved to St. Louis in 1974.

To meet demands, the Coliseum expanded its seating to 15,000 in 1972. Six years later, the complex expanded to include an exhibition center, known at the time as the Greensboro Coliseum Complex Exhibition Building (shortened to Exhibition Building). The building's first event was "Super Flea", a flea market for the Triad area. In 1991, the Coliseum's manager (Jim Evans) proposed an additional expansion of the complex. This expansion would raise the seating capacity of the Coliseum an additional 8,000 (adding a third tier) to 23,000; however, this capacity would later be lowered to around 20,000 after renovations in the late 2010s. It would also see The Blue Room demolished to make way for a small arena in the Exhibition Hall (now called the Special Events Center).

The venue reopened on December 28, 1993, for the "Reunion Classic", a men's basketball game between the UCLA Bruins and NC State Wolfpack. This game was met with controversy as the Coliseum was not fully complete at the time of the game. City officials paid $200,000 to have firefighters on stand by during the game. The Coliseum and the newly expanded exhibition hall did not meet state and city building codes nor fire regulations, because of incomplete construction. Additionally, the Coliseum did not hold the permits to host the event. This decision resulted in city council firing both the Coliseum manager and its contractors, Huber, Hunt and Nichols, Inc. (known for the Spectrum Center, BB&T Center and the PPG Paints Arena). It was later determined it would take an additional ten months to have the complex comply with regulations. The city added an additional $20 million to the budget to renovate the Coliseum and the auditorium.

Additional expansion came in 2003 when the complex added Novant Health Fieldhouse (formerly the GCC Pavilion). Two years later, the complex renovated the old Town Hall Auditorium into the smaller Odeon Theatre. In 2011, the complex added three additional venues: the White Oak Amphitheatre, the Greensboro Aquatic Center and the ACC Hall of Champions. Since its opening, the complex has been visited by nearly 57 million people and hosts over 800 events per year. In September 2014, the War Memorial Auditorium closed its doors.

Facilities

Greensboro Coliseum

One of the original four buildings of the complex, the Coliseum (also called Coliseum Arena) is one of the oldest buildings on the property. Construction began on the venue in 1958 and was completed in September 1959. Known originally as the "Greensboro Memorial Coliseum" (until 1980), the arena hosted its first event on October 29, 1959. At the time, the Coliseum held 7,100 seats, becoming one of the largest arenas on the East Coast.

Through the years, the Coliseum has hosted several sporting events, most notably basketball (see below). The Coliseum has also hosted concerts for over 40 years. During the 1960s and 1970s, the Coliseum was frequented by rock and R&B performers. The first major concert held at the Coliseum was by The Monkees. Elvis Presley played a concert at the Coliseum on April 14, 1972; the footage was used for his final film, entitled '' Elvis on Tour''. Presley performed the Coliseum again on April 21, 1977, one of the final venues of his tour, before his death on August 16. Casting Crowns recorded their live album, entitled '' Until the Whole World Hears... Live'', at the Coliseum on April 24, 2010. Rock band Phish set the attendance record for a concert at the Coliseum on March 1, 2003 with 23,642 attendees.

The arena has also hosted WJMH's SuperJam from 1997 to 2014. The music festival has featured prominent artists in the hip hop community including LL Cool J, Soulja Boy, Ludacris, Ja Rule, Plies, Nas, Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz, Travis Porter and the Ying Yang Twins.

The Coliseum was also the site of auditions for ''American Idol'', Season 5 on October 3, 2005. Between Sunday, July 8 and Tuesday, July 10, 2012, it played host to the Greensboro audition stages in the second season of the Fox singer search program '' The X Factor''.

War Memorial Auditorium

One of the original four buildings of the complex, the War Memorial Auditorium was one of the oldest buildings on the property, until it was closed in 2014. Along with the original concept, the venue opened in 1959 to house performing arts events. Playing predominantly to an African American audience, the auditorium became a notable venue on the Chitlin' Circuit. James Brown, Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin were among the many performers who played the auditorium during the 1960s. The Rolling Stones played the auditorium during the band's 1965 North American Tour on November 12, 1965. The venue was primarily used for town meetings, theatrical events, religious meetings and concerts. Presidential candidate Barack Obama held a town hall meeting on March 26, 2008 to a full house. Guilford County native Fantasia Barrino gave her first concert, in her home state, during her Back to Me Tour on November 18, 2010.

The auditorium was torn down in October 2014; a premium parking lot planned on the site will subsidize the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts, to open downtown as a replacement facility in 2019. A closing ceremony took place September 4. An O'Jays concert September 5 was the last event, and items from the auditorium were auctioned off the next week.

Special Events Center

Originally known as the "Exhibition Building", the exhibition center opened in 1978. Its purpose was to host business conferences and conventions. The venue was primarily used by "Super Flea", the flea market for the Triad area. In 1993, the center was expanded, converting the old Blue Room into a mid-sized arena known as Hall C or the East Wing. In its current state, the center "includes three exhibition halls, a 4,500-seat mini-arena and eight meeting rooms...." The arena is often used for musical performances during the Central Carolina Fair. It is also utilized by Greensboro College men's and women's basketball home games. Other sporting events include boxing and UFC matches. The arena will often host concerts and comedy shows.

Odeon Theatre

Opening in 1958 as the "Town Hall Auditorium", the Odeon Theatre is a small venue primarily used for community events. The original auditorium housed 1,000 seats. In 2004, the auditorium was converted to the smaller theatre and reopened in March 2005.

White Oak Amphitheatre

The newest addition to the complex, the White Oak Amphitheatre is the first outdoor venue for the Triad area. The venue was originally proposed in 2007 along with the aquatic center. The city purchased the nearby Canada Dry bottling plant to allow space for the amphitheatre. Construction began in 2010 and was completed in June 2011. The first concert for the venue was by The Beach Boys on June 5, 2011 to a crowd of 4,000 spectators. The amphitheatre is expected to operate from April to October, hosting community, comedy and musical events. The project cost $946,000 to construct.

Novant Health Fieldhouse

The Novant Health Fieldhouse is a standalone exhibition hall adjacent to the Special Events Center. The space opened in March 2003 as the "GCC Pavilion". The project was designed by SKA Consulting Engineers. In 2016, the Novant Health Fieldhouse became the home of the Greensboro Swarm, the NBA Development League (later called the NBA G League) affiliate of the Charlotte Hornets. To accommodate the team, the Novant Health Fieldhouse was renovated with a permanent roof, locker room, and seating for 2,118. In December 2022, the Greensboro Swarm extended its lease with the Greensboro Coliseum Complex and entered into a naming rights partnership with Novant Health, with the official name of the venue changing to Novant Health Fieldhouse at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex.

Greensboro Aquatic Center

Another expansion project for the complex is the new aquatic center. The center features three main pools including a warm-up and training pool. The main pool is used for events by nearby high schools, colleges, and USA Swimming events, and can hold eight 50-meter (long course) lanes or 20 short course competition lanes plus a warmup pool. The complex also includes springboard and platform diving facilities and hosts meets for USA Diving. The facility has an available classroom and a 24'×19' video screen, as well as a concessions stand and swim store. The venue hosts events in competitive swimming and diving, synchronized swimming and water polo up through USA National competition levels. It also hosts th
National Mermaid Convention
Paid parking is available. The project began in 2010 along with the amphitheatre and cost $18.8 million to build. The City of Greensboro provided a live cam feed to watch the progress of the construction. The venue has hosted the 2012 U.S. Masters Swimming Spring National Championship., the 2015 NCAA Women's Division I Swimming and Diving Championships, and other tournaments as well.

ACC Hall of Champions

To commemorate its legacy with the ACC tournaments, the complex opened a museum in 2011 to show the history of the ACC. The venue celebrates the past, present and future of the ACC. It features numerous exhibits including an interactive broadcast booth, memorabilia, a video globe and school mascots.

The Terrace

Opened in March 2011, The Terrace is one of new expansions for the complex. Its main purpose is a banquet hall and will be used for speaking events as well as weddings. The Terrace is an indoor venue located in between the auditorium and Coliseum.

Sports

Hockey

The hockey history of Greensboro began in 1959, when the Greensboro Generals of the Eastern Hockey League arrived and competed until the league folded in 1973. The team moved to the Southern Hockey League for four seasons until it too ceased operations in January 1977.

Greensboro hockey's modern era began with the establishment of the Greensboro Monarchs of the East Coast Hockey League, who played from 1989–90 to 1994–95. When the American Hockey League expanded southward in 1995, it invited Greensboro to join; the new team took the Monarchs nickname, but attempted to draw a more regional fan base by labeling themselves the Carolina Monarchs.

When the Hartford Whalers announced their move to Raleigh, North Carolina, in 1997 as the Carolina Hurricanes, they leased the Coliseum for two years while waiting for the Raleigh Entertainment and Sports Arena (now PNC Arena) in Raleigh to be completed. Subjected to ticket price increases and unwilling to support a team that was destined for Raleigh, Greensboro hockey fans rarely filled the arena for Hurricane games. Meanwhile, Triangle fans were unwilling to make the hour-long drive across Interstate 40 to Greensboro. As a result, the Hurricanes played in front of some of the smallest NHL crowds since the 1950s. During the 1998–99 season, the team curtained off most of the upper deck for home games in an effort to artificially create scarcity in the ticket market, force would-be attendees to purchase higher-priced tickets, and hide what national media mocked as "green acres" of empty seats.

Once the Raleigh Entertainment and Sports Arena was completed and the Hurricanes moved out, the plan was that the Monarchs, who spent those two years in New Haven, Connecticut, as the Beast of New Haven, would move back into the venue as a Hurricanes affiliate. Monarchs owner Bill Black tried to bring the Monarchs back to Greensboro, but the Hurricanes refused to claim the Monarchs as their affiliate. After the deal fell through, Bill Black tried to sell shares to the public in a final attempt to bring the Monarchs back to Greensboro.

Rather than leave the Coliseum without a hockey team for the first time in more than 10 years, a new hockey team was founded, the Greensboro Generals, returning the city to the East Coast Hockey League. The Generals competed in the arena until 2004, when they were terminated by the ECHL due to poor performance and lackluster support from the community. Increased operating expenses from the ECHL Players Union and overhead costs as a result of recent Coliseum renovations significantly affected the Generals' ability to promote within the community. It was revealed that after the team folded, nearly all of the money used to support the team over and above ticket revenues, could have been covered by Coliseum advertising revenue that was purchased as a direct result of the hockey team's presence.

After the Generals folded, the complex saw a significant revenue drop in local advertising and to this day, the Coliseum operations must be supplemented with nearly $2 million a year from the city government.

Basketball

The Carolina Cougars of the American Basketball Association played a majority of their home games at the Greensboro Coliseum during their tenure in North Carolina from 1969 to 1974, before moving to St. Louis and becoming the Spirits of St. Louis. The Greensboro City Gaters played their first and only season as a charter franchise of the Global Basketball Association minor league in 1991–1992 in the Greensboro Coliseum.

The Greensboro Coliseum has played host to many college basketball tournaments. The Atlantic Coast Conference has held their men's basketball tournament at the Coliseum 26 times since 1967, the most of any venue. This is in part because the arena was within seven hours' drive of the conference's original footprint, and is within an hour of most of the fanbases of the conference's heartland in North Carolina. Most recently, it hosted the 2020 tournament that was called off after only three days due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Greensboro Coliseum also hosted the Big Four Tournament from 1971 to 1981. It has also hosted the MEAC men's basketball tournament ten times.

It has played host to 12 Men's NCAA Tournaments, most notably the 1974 Final Four and Lehigh's upset of Duke in 2012. It hosted the NCAA Tournament in 2006 and 2009, when it served as a first and second round site. It was the host of the Southern Conference men's basketball tournament from 1996 to 1999. The Coliseum has been the home for the ACC women's basketball tournament since 2000, and is contracted through 2015. It hosted the Greensboro Regional in the Women's NCAA tournament in 2007 and 2008. The Coliseum is the first arena to host three basketball tournaments in consecutive weeks. The Coliseum has also hosted NBA basketball, high school basketball, and the Harlem Globetrotters.

From 1959 to 1989, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons basketball team played a portion of its home schedule at the Coliseum, usually games against popular opponents that could not be accommodated in the smaller Winston-Salem Memorial Coliseum. In practice, Wake Forest played most of its ACC games during this period at the Coliseum. From the 1960s to the 1980s, North Carolina, Duke and North Carolina State frequently played neutral-site games at the Coliseum, owing to the fact that it was the state's largest arena at the time. The Tar Heels still occasionally play a neutral-site game here, as late as 2012. Between its service as Wake Forest's de facto primary home court and its many neutral-site and postseason games, the Coliseum has hosted many of the most important basketball games in North Carolina's history.

Since 2010, the UNC Greensboro Spartans men's basketball team has played at the Coliseum, having moved there from the smaller Fleming Gymnasium on the campus of UNCG. For Spartans games, most of the upper level is curtained off.

In October 2015, the Charlotte Hornets chose Greensboro for the location of their new NBA G League team the Greensboro Swarm. The Swarm began play at the Novant Health Fieldhouse in the 2016–17 season.

On October 6, 2016, the Hornets played a preseason game against the Boston Celtics at the Coliseum.

Arena football

The Coliseum first saw an arena football team when the Greensboro Prowlers of the af2 league played in the Coliseum from 1999 until 2004. The team folded due to a poor record and lack of fan support. The Greensboro Revolution of the National Indoor Football League played here in 2006 and 2007. The team ceased operations on January 23, 2008.

In 2018, the Coliseum began to host the Carolina Cobras, an expansion team of the National Arena League. The Cobras went on to win the league championship, going 10-5 in the regular season and winning their two playoff games, both hosted at the Coliseum. They defeated the Columbus Lions with a final score of 66-8. The team is still in operation today.

Events

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, November 23, 2019
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, December 12, 2011
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, September 13, 2012
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, March 14, 2009
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, April 17, 2010
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, Not Too Late Tour
, April 24, 2007
, M. Ward
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, No Strings Attached Tour
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, Sisqó & P!nk
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, My Favorite Person Tour
, June 18, 1982
, Cameo, Atlantic Starr
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, September 5, 2014
, Calvin Richardson
, War Memorial
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, Bobbie Sue Tour
, February 19, 1982
, T.J. Sheppard
, Coliseum
, -
, 2014 Tour
, March 28, 2014
,
, War Memorial
, -
, Old Crow Medicine Show & Brandi Carlile
, 2016 Tour Sampler
, May 7, 2016
,
, White Oak
, -
, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
, Crush Tour
, December 6, 1985
, Thompson Twins
, rowspan="15", Coliseum
, -
, rowspan="5", The Osmonds
, 1971 North American Tour
, August 27, 1971
, rowspan="5"
, -
, 1972 North American Tour
, July 19, 1972
, -
, The Osmond Brothers Tour
, July 6, 1982
, -
, rowspan="2", One Way Rider Tour
, April 4, 1984
, -
, April 5, 1984
, -
, rowspan="4", Ozzy Osbourne
, Diary of a Madman Tour
, April 30, 1982
, Magnum
, -
, The Ultimate Sin Tour
, September 13, 1986
, Queensrÿche
, -
, No Rest for the Wicked Tour
, November 22, 1988
, Anthrax
, -
, Ozzmosis Tour
, May 17, 1996
,
, -
, Panic! at the Disco
, Death of a Bachelor Tour
, April 11, 2017
, MisterWives & Saint Motel
, -
, rowspan="2", Parliament-Funkadelic
, 1976 Tour
, November 21, 1976
,
, -
, 1979 Tour
, February 9, 1979
, The Brides of Funkenstein
, -
, Passion Pit
, Campus Consciousness Tour
, October 30, 2010
, Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears
, -
, rowspan="2", Pat Benatar
, Get Nervous Tour
, February 13, 1983
,
, -
, Polyamnesia Off the Rock Tour
, June 16, 2006
,
, rowspan="2", War Memorial
, -
, Patti LaBelle
, 2014 Tour
, January 12, 2014
,
, -
, Paul McCartney
, Out There Tour
, October 30, 2014
,
, rowspan="4", Coliseum
, -
, Pearl Jam
, Binaural Tour
, August 6, 2000
, Sonic Youth & Lukin
, -
, rowspan="3", Peter Frampton
, I'm in You Tour
, August 29, 1977
, The J. Geils Band
, -
, Where I Should Be Tour
, August 8, 1979
,
, -
, 2012 Tour
, August 10, 2012
,
, War Memorial
, -
, Phil Collins
, The No Jacket Required World Tour
, May 22, 1985
,
, rowspan="2", Coliseum
, -
, Phish
, Round Room Tour
, March 1, 2003
,
, -
, Pixies
, 2011 Tour
, November 18, 2011
,
, War Memorial
, -
, Playboi Carti
, King Vamp Tour
, December 22, 2021
, Rico Nasty
, Piedmont Hall
, -
, Poco
, Rose of Cimarron Tour
, July 17, 1976
, The Stills–Young Band
, War Memorial
, -
, rowspan="3", The Police
, Ghost in the Machine Tour
, January 26, 1982
, The Go-Go's
& Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
, rowspan="3", Coliseum
, -
, rowspan="2", Synchronicity Tour
, February 10, 1984
, rowspan="2"
, -
, February 11, 1984
, -
, rowspan="2", Poison
, Power to the People Tour
, September 1, 2000
, Dokken, Cinderella & Slaughter
, Special Events
, -
, Harder, Louder, Faster Tour
, August 1, 2003
, Skid Row & Vince Neil Band
, rowspan="11", Coliseum
, -
, rowspan="5", Prince & The Revolution
, 1999 Tour
, February 4, 1983
, The Time & Vanity 6
, -
, rowspan="3", Purple Rain Tour
, November 14, 1984
, rowspan="3", Sheila E.
, -
, November 15, 1984
, -
, November 16, 1984
, -
, Lovesexy Tour
, October 16, 1988
,
, -
, rowspan="2", Prince & The New Power Generation
, Jam of the Year Tour
, November 8, 1997
,
, -
, Welcome 2
, March 26, 2011
, Chaka Khan
, -
, Queen
, The Game Tour
, August 14, 1980
, Dakota
, -
, Queensrÿche
, Building Empires Tour
, July 13, 1991
,
, -
, rowspan="4", R. Kelly
, TP-2.com Tour
, August 9, 2001
, Sunshine Anderson & Syleena Johnson
, -
, Double Up Tour
, November 16, 2007
, Keyshia Cole & J. Holiday
, rowspan="2", Special Events
, -
, Ladies Make Some Noise Tour
, November 22, 2009
, Pleasure P
, -
, Single Ladies Tour
, December 7, 2012
, Tamia
, War Memorial
, -
, rowspan="2", Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles
, rowspan="2", 2009 Tour
, November 20, 2009
, rowspan="2"
, rowspan="3", War Memorial
, -
, November 21, 2009
, -
, Randy Owen
, One on One Tour
, August 28, 2008
, David St. Romain
, -
, rowspan="2", Rascal Flatts
, Me and My Gang Tour
, February 24, 2006
, Blake Shelton & Jason Aldean
, rowspan="2", Coliseum
, -
, Changed Tour
, February 15, 2013
, The Band Perry & Kristen Kelly
, -
, rowspan="2", RatDog
, 2007 Tour
, March 24, 2007
,
, rowspan="2", War Memorial
, -
, 2008 Tour
, November 16, 2008
,
, -
, Ratt
, Dancing Undercover Tour
, December 5, 1986
, Poison, Cinderella
& Loudness
, Coliseum
, -
, Ray LaMontagne
, The Ouroboros Tour
, August 9, 2017
,
, White Oak
, -
, rowspan="2", Reba McEntire
, Starting Over Tour
, April 1, 1996
,
, rowspan="2", Coliseum
, -
, What If It's You Tour
, April 18, 1997
, Brooks & Dunn
, -
, Rebirth Brass Band
, 2013 Tour
, March 10, 2013
,
, White Oak
, -
, Red Hot Chili Peppers
, I'm with You World Tour
, April 9, 2012
, Santigold
, rowspan="5", Coliseum
, -
, rowspan="4", REO Speedwagon
, Hi Infidelity Tour
, June 30, 1981
,
, -
, Good Trouble Tour
, August 1, 1982
, rowspan="2", Survivor
, -
, Wheels Are Turnin' Tour
, March 1, 1985
, -
, Life as We Know It Tour
, May 14, 1987
, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
, -
, rowspan="3", R.E.M.
, Reckoning Tour
, July 27, 1984
, The Dream Syndicate
, War Memorial
, -
, Green Tour
, November 10, 1989
, Pylon
, rowspan="15", Coliseum
, -
, Monster Tour
, November 11, 1995
, Luscious Jackson
, -
, Rhett Akins
, 2004 Tour
, June 5, 2004
,
, -
, Rhythms of Triumph Concert
, —
, January 30, 2015
,
, -
, Ricardo Montaner
, Montaner Tour 2022
, February 4, 2022
,
, -
, rowspan="3", Rick James
, Fire It Up Tour
, April 11, 1980
, Prince & Kleeer
, -
, Street Songs Tour
, August 14, 1981
, Teena Marie & Cameo
, -
, Throwin' Down Tour
, July 31, 1982
, Dazz Band & One Day
, -
, Rick Ross
, MMG Tour
, December 7, 2012
, Meek Mill & Wale
, -
, rowspan="2", Rick Springfield
, Success Hasn't Spoiled Me Yet Tour
, May 22, 1982
,
, -
, Tao Tour
, July 14, 1985
,
, -
, Ricky Martin
, Livin' la Vida Loca Tour
, June 13, 2000
,
, -
, Rihanna
, Loud Tour
, July 16, 2011
, J. Cole & CeeLo Green
, -
, rowspan="2", Robert Plant
, Now and Zen Tour
, July 19, 1988
, Cheap Trick
, -
, Manic Nirvana Tour
, October 15, 1990
, The Black Crowes
, -
, rowspan="3", Robin Trower Band
, Long Misty Days Tour
, September 3, 1976
, rowspan="3"
, rowspan="2", War Memorial
, -
, In City Dreams Tour
, October 26, 1977
, -
, Rock Allegiance Tour
, September 22, 2013
, Special Events
, -
, rowspan="7", Rod Stewart
, Footloose & Fancy Free Tour
, November 10, 1977
, rowspan="6"
, rowspan="7", Coliseum
, -
, Worth Leavin' Home For Tour
, November 11, 1981
, -
, Camouflage Tour
, October 2, 1984
, -
, Out of Order Tour
, May 6, 1989
, -
, Vagabond Heart Tour
, January 12, 1992
, -
, When We Were the New Boys Tour
, March 13, 1999
, -
, Live the Life Tour
, October 17, 2013
, Steve Winwood & Lucy Woodward
, -
, rowspan="2", Rodney Carrington
, 2010 Tour
, February 27, 2010
,
, rowspan="2", War Memorial
, -
, 2013 Tour
, January 24, 2013
,
, -
, Roger Waters
, Us + Them Tour
, July 18, 2017
,
, Coliseum
, -
, rowspan="3", The Rolling Stones
, 1965 North American Tour
, November 12, 1965
,
, War Memorial
, -
, 1975 Tour of the Americas
, July 31, 1975
,
, rowspan="17", Coliseum
, -
, US Tour 1978
, June 26, 1978
, Peter Tosh & Etta James
, -
, Ronnie Milsap
, Keyed Up Tour
, November 19, 1983
, Barbara Mandrell & Ricky Skaggs
, -
, rowspan="6", Rush
, A Farewell to Kings Tour
, March 18, 1978
, Pat Travers Band & The Babys
, -
, Hemispheres Tour
, April 14, 1979
, Molly Hatchet
, -
, Moving Pictures Tour
, December 6, 1981
, Riot
, -
, Signals Tour
, March 27, 1983
, Jon Butcher Axis
, -
, Power Windows Tour
, April 22, 1986
, Blue Öyster Cult
, -
, Time Machine Tour
, April 2, 2011
,
, -
, Sade
, Sade Live
, September 10, 2011
, John Legend
, -
, rowspan="2", Santana
, Santana III Tour
, October 21, 1971
,
, -
, Caravanserai Tour
, March 5, 1973
,
, -
, Scorpions
, Love at First Sting Tour
, July 8, 1984
, Bon Jovi
, -
, rowspan="5", SCREAM
, rowspan="5", SCREAM Tour
, August 2, 2002
, rowspan="5"
, -
, August 29, 2003
, -
, August 27, 2005
, -
, November 24, 2006
, -
, December 30, 2011
, Special Events
, -
, SGA Homecoming Concert
, —
, October 13, 2001
,
, rowspan="3", Coliseum
, -
, Shania Twain
, Come On Over Tour
, November 20, 1999
, Shane Minor
, -
, Shinedown
, The Revolutions Live
, May 3, 2022
, The Pretty Reckless & Diamante
, -
, Skillet
, Comatose Tour
, May 2, 2008
, Thousand Foot Krutch
, War Memorial
, -
, rowspan=2, Slipknot
, All Hope Is Gone World Tour
, February 9, 2009
, Coheed and Cambria & Trivium
, rowspan=2, Coliseum
, -
, Knotfest Roadshow 2022
, April 1, 2022
, In This Moment & Wage War
, -
, rowspan="3", The Smashing Pumpkins
, Sacred & Profane Tour
, May 2, 2000
,
, rowspan="2", War Memorial
, -
, Zeitgeist Tour
, November 8, 2007
, Explosions in the Sky
, -
, Rock Invasion 2 Tour
, May 25, 2022
, Bones UK
, rowspan="2", White Oak
, -
, Snoop Dogg
, Wellness Retreat Tour
, April 29, 2017
, Flatbush ZOMBiES & Berner
, -
, Staind
, The Illusion of Progress Tour
, March 7, 2008
, Papa Roach
, Special Events
, -
, rowspan="2", The Statler Brothers
, 10th Anniversary Tour
, November 23, 1980
, rowspan="2", Brenda Lee
, rowspan="6", War Memorial
, -
, The Legend Goes On Tour
, January 30, 1982
, -
, Steely Dan
, Jamalot Ever After Tour
, August 4, 2014
,
, -
, Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers
, Love Has Come For You Tour
, May 31, 2013
, Edie Brickell
, -
, rowspan="2", Steven Curtis Chapman
, All I Really Want for Christmas Tour'
, November 26, 2005
, , MercyMe
, -
, 2010 Tour
, November 13, 2010
, Sandi Patty & Get The Led Out
, -
, Stevie Nicks
, The Wild Heart Tour
, July 10, 1983
, Joe Walsh
, rowspan="4", Coliseum
, -
, Stevie Nicks & Rod Stewart
, Heart & Soul Tour
, August 1, 2012
,
, -
, Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
, Couldn't Stand the Weather Tour
, August 9, 1984
, Huey Lewis and the News
, -
, Sting
, Brand New Day Tour
, May 8, 2001
, Jill Scott & Dominic Miller
, -
, Stone Temple Pilots
, 2009 Tour
, October 7, 2009
, , Jet
, Special Events
, -
, Straight No Chaser
, Double Feature Tour
, July 29, 2017
, Postmodern Jukebox & Jon McLaughlin
, White Oak
, -
, rowspan="7", Styx
, Equinox Tour
, January 18, 1976
,
, War Memorial
, -
, The Grand Illusion Tour
, March 12, 1978
,
, rowspan="6", Coliseum
, -
, Pieces of Eight Tour
, January 12, 1979
, Cindy Bullens
, -
, Paradise Theater Tour
, April 11, 1981
,
, -
, Kilroy Was Here Tour
, June 3, 1983
,
, -
, rowspan="2", Brave New World Tour
, August 12, 1999
,
, -
, November 29, 2000
, REO Speedwagon & Survivor
, -
, Sugar Ray, Smash Mouth
& Gin Blossoms
, Under the Sun Tour
, August 8, 2013
, Vertical Horizon & Fastball
, rowspan="2", White Oak
, -
, Summer 17 Throwback Party
, –
, September 9, 2017
,
, -
, Superchick
, ShoutFest Tour
, June 11, 2007
,
, Coliseum
, -
, Switchfoot
, Nothing Is Sound Tour
, April 2, 2006
, Eisley & Reeve Oliver
, War Memorial
, -
, Tamar Braxton
, Tamar Braxton Live
, June 11, 2022
, Monica & Tevin Campbell
, Coliseum
, -
, Tank
, War Machine Tour
, July 24, 2010
,
, Special Events
, -
, rowspan="4", Taylor Swift
, Fearless Tour
, June 12, 2009
, Kellie Pickler & Gloriana
, rowspan="6", Coliseum
, -
, Speak Now World Tour
, June 30, 2011
, NEEDTOBREATHE & James Wesley
, -
, The Red Tour
, September 12, 2013
, Ed Sheeran & Casey James
, -
, The 1989 World Tour
, October 21, 2015
, Vance Joy
Miranda Lambert
, -
, Ted Nugent
, Cat Scratch Fever Tour
, February 2, 1978
, Sammy Hagar & Golden Earring
, -
, Teddy Pendergrass
, Teddy Tour
, July 13, 1979
, Alton McClain and Destiny
, -
, rowspan="2", The Temptations
, 2003 Tour
, October 10, 2003
,
, rowspan="4", War Memorial
, -
, 2007 Tour
, March 8, 2007
, Four Tops
, -
, rowspan="2", The Ten Tenors
, rowspan="2", Here's to the Heroes Tour
, November 9, 2007
, rowspan="2"
, -
, November 10, 2007
, -
, Three Days Grace
, One-X Tour
, March 7, 2008
, Seether & Breaking Benjamin
, rowspan="2", Coliseum
, -
, Three Dog Night
, Harmony Tour
, March 12, 1972
,
, -
, rowspan="4", Third Day
, Come Together Tour
, February 15, 2002
, Bebo Norman & Paul Colman Trio
, War Memorial
, -
, Wherever You Are Tour
, April 15, 2006
, David Crowder Band
, rowspan="3", Special Events
, -
, Make Your Move Tour
, May 13, 2011
, Tenth Avenue North & Trevor Morgan
, -
, Miracle Tour
, April 20, 2013
, Colton Dixon & Josh Wilson
, -
, Third Eye Blind
, Third Eye Blind Tour
, July 30, 1998
, Our Lady Peace & Eve 6
, War Memorial
, -
, Thousand Foot Krutch
, Welcome to the Masquerade Tour
, March 20, 2010
, Building 429
, Special Events
, -
, T.I. & Ciara
, Screamfest '07 Tour
, August 25, 2007
, T-Pain & Yung Joc
, rowspan="8", Coliseum
, -
, T.I. & J. Cole
, 2013 Tour
, November 2, 2013
, Kelly Rowland & Juicy J
, -
, Tim McGraw
, Live Like You Were Dying Tour
, September 9, 2004
, Big & Rich
, -
, rowspan="3", Tim McGraw & Faith Hill
, Soul2Soul Tour
, October 17, 2000
, The Warren Brothers
, -
, Soul2Soul II Tour
, July 20, 2007
, Halfway to Hazard
, -
, Soul2Soul: The World Tour
, October 14, 2017
, Steve Moakler
, -
, rowspan="2", Tina Turner
, Private Dancer Tour
, November 23, 1985
,
, -
, Twenty Four Seven Tour
, April 1, 2000
, Lionel Richie & Janice Robinson
, -
, Tito El Bambino
, El Patrón Tour'
, May 29, 2010
,
, War Memorial
, -
, rowspan="3", tobyMac & The Diverse City Band
, Re:Mix Momentum Tour
, April 16, 2004
, Third Day & Warren Barfield
, rowspan="2", Special Events
, -
, Welcome to Diverse City Tour
, February 10, 2005
, Audio Adrenaline, Kutless
& Hawk Nelson
, -
, Awake Tonight Tour
, December 9, 2010
, Skillet
, Coliseum
, -
, Todd Rundgren
, Liars Tour
, April 20, 2005
, Joe Jackson
, rowspan="2", War Memorial
, -
, Todd Snider
, 2000 Tour
, September 8, 2000
,
, -
, Tom Jones
, 1979 Tour
, May 18, 1979
,
, rowspan="2", Coliseum
, -
, Toni Braxton & Kenny G
, An Evening with Toni Braxton & Kenny G
, February 21, 1997
,
, -
, Tony Bennett
, 2014 Tour
, April 24, 2014
, Antonia Bennett
, rowspan="2", War Memorial
, -
, rowspan="2", Tori Amos
, Dew Drop Inn Tour
, August 22, 1996
,
, -
, On Scarlet's Walk Tour
, February 26, 2003
, Ben Folds
, Coliseum
, -
, Train
, 2021 Tour
, August 11, 2021
, Vertical Horizon
, White Oak
, -
, rowspan="16", Trans-Siberian Orchestra
, rowspan="9", Christmas Eve and Other Stories
, November 20, 2003
, rowspan="16"
, rowspan="2", War Memorial
, -
, November 20, 2004
, -
, November 19, 2005
, rowspan="14", Coliseum
, -
, November 15, 2006
, -
, December 19, 2007
, -
, November 21, 2008
, -
, November 25, 2009
, -
, December 8, 2010
, -
, December 7, 2011
, -
, rowspan="2", The Lost Christmas Eve
, December 2, 2012
, -
, November 24, 2013
, -
, The Christmas Attic
, November 26, 2014
, -
, The Ghosts of Christmas Eve
, November 21, 2015
, -
, TSO East 2016
, December 11, 2016
, -
, TSO East 2019
, December 11, 2019
, -
, TSO East 2022
, December 9, 2022
, -
, Trevor Noah
, Back to Abnormal World Tour
, September 24, 2021
, White Oak
,
, -
, rowspan="2", Trey Songz
, Passion, Pain & Pleasure Tour
, September 3, 2010
, Monica
, War Memorial
, -
, The Anticipation 2our
, March 4, 2012
, Big Sean
, rowspan="5", Special Events
, -
, rowspan="4", Triad College Music Festival
, rowspan="4", —
, April 30, 2010
, rowspan="4"
, -
, April 21, 2012
, -
, April 30, 2013
, -
, April 8, 2014
, -
, Twenty One Pilots
, Emotional Roadshow World Tour
, February 25, 2017
, Judah and the Lion, Jon Bellion,
& Travis Mendes
, Coliseum
, -
, Union Station
, Lonely Runs Both Ways Tour
, February 2, 2005
,
, War Memorial
, -
, Uriah Heep
, Sweet Freedom Tour
, September 12, 1973
, Earth, Wind & Fire
, rowspan="11", Coliseum
, -
, Usher
, 'OMG Tour
, December 7, 2010
, Miguel & Trey Songz
, -
, rowspan="8", Van Halen
, Fair Warning Tour
, August 25, 1981
,
, -
, Hide Your Sheep Tour
, July 16, 1982
, After the Fire
, -
, 1984 Tour
, February 3, 1984
, Autograph
, -
, 1986 Tour
, May 16, 1986
,
, -
, OU812 Tour
, October 6, 1988
,
, -
, Van Halen Summer Tour 2004
, June 11, 2004
, Silvertide
, -
, 2007–2008 North American Tour
, September 29, 2007
, Ky-Mani Marley
, -
, A Different Kind of Truth Tour
, April 21, 2012
, Kool & the Gang
, -
, rowspan="2", Village People
, Cruisin' Tour'
, May 10, 1979
, Gloria Gaynor
, -
, 2004 Tour
, June 4, 2004
, The Trammps featuring Earl Young & Evelyn King
, rowspan="2", Special Events
, -
, Vince Neil Band
, 2007 Tour
, August 18, 2007
, Quiet Riot & Slaughter
, -
, rowspan="2", "Weird Al" Yankovic
, Touring With Scissors Tour
, May 21, 2000
,
, War Memorial
, -
, The Mandatory World Tour
, June 18, 2017
,
, White Oak
, -
, rowspan="3", Whitney Houston
, Moment of Truth World Tour
, August 9, 1987
, Kenny G
, rowspan="6", Coliseum
, -
, I'm Your Baby Tonight World Tour
, June 16, 1991
, After 7
, -
, My Love Is Your Love World Tour
, June 16, 1999
, 112
, -
, rowspan="3", The Who
, 1975 North American Tour
, November 28, 1975
, Toots and the Maytals
, -
, 1980 North American Tour
, July 13, 1980
,
, -
, Quadrophenia and More Tour
, November 9, 2012
, Vintage Trouble
, -
, Wildfire Music Festival
, —
, June 14, 2014
,
, White Oak
, -
, The Wiggles
, 2006 Tour
, August 26, 2006 (2 shows)
,
, rowspan="4", Coliseum
, -
, rowspan="5", Willie Nelson & Family
, The Sound in Your Mind Tour
, May 14, 1976
, Poco
, -
, Stardust Tour
, May 11, 1979
, Leon Russell
, -
, Somewhere Over the Rainbow Tour
, December 12, 1981
,
, -
, Willie and the Wheel Tour
, February 21, 2009
, Asleep at the Wheel
, War Memorial
, -
, To All the Girls... Tour
, May 10, 2014
, Union Station & The Devil Makes Three
, White Oak
, -
, rowspan="14", Winter Jam Tour Spectacular
, rowspan="14", —
, March 2, 2003
, rowspan="14"
, rowspan="14", Coliseum
, -
, January 9, 2004
, -
, February 25, 2006
, -
, February 18, 2007
, -
, February 12, 2008
, -
, February 21, 2009
, -
, February 6, 2010
, -
, February 5, 2011
, -
, February 4, 2012
, -
, February 16, 2013
, -
, February 15, 2014
, -
, February 14, 2015
, -
, March 26, 2017
, -
, February 26, 2022
, -
, Wiz Khalifa
, Rolling Paper Tour
, July 21, 2011
, Big Sean & Chevy Woods
, White Oak
, -
, rowspan="16", WJMH 102.1 JAMZ
, rowspan="10", SuperJam
, June 20, 1997
, rowspan="16"
, rowspan="21", Coliseum
, -
, June 19, 1998
, -
, June 22, 2001
, -
, June 21, 2002
, -
, June 27, 2003
, -
, June 24, 2005
, -
, June 30, 2006
, -
, June 29, 2007
, -
, June 27, 2008
, -
, June 19, 2009
, -
, 13th Anniversary Jam
, January 29, 2010
, -
, rowspan="5", SuperJam
, June 25, 2010
, -
, June 17, 2011
, -
, June 29, 2012
, -
, June 21, 2013
, -
, June 27, 2014
, -
, rowspan="6", Yes
, Close to the Edge Tour
, November 12, 1972
,
, -
, Relayer Tour
, November 24, 1974
,
, -
, Tormato Tour
, September 14, 1978
,
, -
, 90125 Tour
, September 14, 1984
,
, -
, 35th Anniversary Tour
, April 27, 2004
,
, -
, North American "Yestival" Summer Tour
, August 4, 2017
, Todd Rundgren & Carl Palmer's Elp Legacy
, White Oak
, -
, Yolanda Adams
, Day by Day Tour
, February 13, 2005
, Sheila E.
, rowspan="2", Special Events
, -
, Yonder Mountain String Band
, 2005 Tour
, February 24, 2005
,
, -
, Zac Brown Band
, Uncaged Tour
, January 26, 2013
, Blackberry Smoke & Levi Lowrey
, Coliseum
, -
, rowspan="6", ZZ Top
, Rio Grande Mud Tour
, June 5, 1972
,
, War Memorial
, -
, Tres Hombres Tour
, July 27, 1974
,
, rowspan="5", Coliseum
, -
, Worldwide Texas Tour
, February 10, 1977
,
, -
, Expect No Quarter Tour
, November 16, 1980
,
, -
, El Loco-Motion Tour
, January 15, 1982
,
, -
, XXX Tour
, September 22, 1999
, Lynyrd Skynyrd & Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies

*Mötley Crüe members Nikki Sixx & Tommy Lee were arrested after instigating a riot during a performance at the complex. Sixx allegedly made racist comments towards a black security guard and encouraged the crowd to join in on the harassment. The security guard would go on to sue the band and eventually reach a confidential settlement.

Other events

The Coliseum has hosted many events over time, including Monster Jam, Arenacross, the PBR, High School Musical: The Concert, the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, and large-scale religious gatherings.

Former North Carolina senator Kay Hagan held her Senate Victory Party at the Special Events Center on November 4, 2008. The Greensboro Coliseum has also hosted the National Figure Skating Championships twice.

In addition, its neighboring auditorium and special events center have hosted concerts, trade shows, broadway theatre shows, and similar events. The auditorium, which was not included in the 1993 renovation of the complex, will soon be renovated to include a banquet hall. In 2002, the 1st Annual King of the Concrete indoor go-kart race was held at this facility. In February 2016, The Coliseum hosted the 2016 US Olympic Table Tennis Trials.

In 2016, the arena hosted the Kellogg's Tour of Gymnastics Champions.

Greensboro Coliseum has had a wide history with hosting professional wrestling going back to the territorial days of Jim Crockett Promotions. It has hosted a number of NWA and WCW events through the years, including the first 4 Starrcade events in 1983, 1984, 1985, and 1986, as well as the 1990 WrestleWar event. WWE has also held events at the Greensboro Coliseum, including Unforgiven: In Your House in 1998, the 1999 King of the Ring and the 2001 Survivor Series when Team WWF defeated Team Alliance and Alliance disbanded forever. Most recently WWE revived the Starrcade event and held it at the Coliseum on November 25, 2017.

See also

* List of contemporary amphitheatres
* List of indoor arenas by capacity
* List of NCAA Division I basketball arenas

References

External links

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Official site

White Oak Amphitheatre

Greensboro Aquatic Center

ACC Hall of Champions

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