Blake Shelton at Wrigley Field
Blake Shelton is an Oklahoma-born country star whose career began after he moved to Nashville at 17. His breakthrough came with “Austin,” released in 2001, and he went on to build a catalogue of country hits including “Honey Bee,” “God's Country,” “God Gave Me You” and “I'll Name the Dogs.” Shelton is also known to television audiences as a longtime coach on NBC's The Voice.
The supplied event listing places Shelton at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois, on July 19, 2014, with Lindsay Ell, Tracy Byrd, Martina McBride and Trace Adkins also named in the lineup. The listing identifies a single event but does not provide a tour name for that date. Shelton's later tour concepts, including Friends and Heroes, should not be confused with the 2014 appearance.
For concertgoers exploring ticketschicago.net, this listing sits within Concerts and the Festival / Tour category. Wrigley Field's Chicago setting connects a major country lineup with one of the city's best-known outdoor event venues.
Venue and Seating Information
Wrigley Field is a large outdoor venue, so the live experience can vary by seat location and event setup. The supplied event details do not include a seating map or section-specific reviews for Shelton's 2014 performance; check the ticket information for the applicable layout before choosing seats.
For a concert, fans may weigh proximity to the stage against a broader view of the field. Sightlines and the position of the stage can differ from baseball configurations, so avoid assuming that a section's usual game-day view will match the concert setup.
Parking Information
Parking availability, rates and restrictions can change around Wrigley Field. The event information provided does not confirm a specific lot, address or price, so verify current details before traveling rather than relying on unverified recommendations.
Common approaches to planning parking for a Wrigley Field event include:
- Look for event-day parking options near the venue and confirm availability and pricing in advance.
- Compare nearby parking with public transit, especially when road access or post-event traffic may affect your plans.