Arrowhead Stadium is located in Kansas City, Missouri, and is predominantly utilized as the home for the NFL team Kansas City Chiefs.
As of March 2021, the stadium has been formally named GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, reflecting a naming rights agreement between GEHA and the Chiefs.
The venue holds more than 76,000 people and has already reached the 142.2 decibel mark in a Chiefs x New England Patriots game in 2014, making the stadium one of the loudest in the world.
Last year, KC’s venue hosted artists who are frequently in the charts.
While the 2024 NFL season doesn’t start, the stadium will be hosting a series of shows and events.
Check out the Kansas City Chiefs game schedule and the upcoming concerts and events at Arrowhead Stadium.
Kansas City Chiefs’ 2024 home schedule
- September 5th: Baltimore Ravens at Kansas City Chiefs (Thursday Night Football – 7:20pm CT)
- September 15th: Cincinnati Bengals at Kansas City Chiefs (Sunday – 3:25pm CT)
- October 7th: New Orleans Saints at Kansas City Chiefs (Monday Night Football – 7:15pm CT)
- November 4th: Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Kansas City Chiefs (MNF – 7:15pm CT)
- November 10th: Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs (Sunday – noon CT)
- November 29th: Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs (Friday – 2pm CT)
- December 8th: Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs (SNF – 7:20pm CT)
- December 21st: Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs (Saturday – noon CT)
Arrowhead Stadium events schedule for 2024
- June 21st: 2024 Q BBQ Fest Fueled by Weber
- July 1st: CONMEBOL Copa America 2024 – United States vs Uruguay
- July 6th: Kenny Chesney: Sun Goes Down 2024 Tour
- August 1st: Morgan Wallen’s One Night At A Time 2024 | Night 1
- August 2nd: Morgan Wallen’s One Night At A Time 2024 | Night 2
- September 28th: NCAA Football – Kansas vs TCU
- October 19th: NCAA Football – Kansas vs Houston
- November 9th: NCAA Football – Kansas vs Iowa State
- November 23rd: NCAA Football – Kansas vs Colorado
The Chiefs’ future
In early April, the Chiefs faced a major setback when a vote on a crucial tax for the renovation of Arrowhead failed to pass. Jackson County residents voted against extending the stadium tax, leaving the team’s future uncertain.
The franchise President Mark Donovan emphasized that the team would consider all possibilities following the unsuccessful vote.
Kansas City may have to accept the possibility of the Chiefs moving out of both the city and the state. Additionally, the Mayor of Kansas City expressed optimism about finding a resolution for the franchise.