Ross-ade Stadium Schedule 2026-2027
Upcoming concerts, sports, and live events at Ross-ade Stadium in West Lafayette, IN.
- Address: 850 Beering Drive, West Lafayette, IN 47907
- Capacity: 57,236
Browse upcoming events at Ross-ade Stadium, including sports events, concerts, and special performances. Review event details, compare ticket options, and choose the date that fits your plans.
- Updated: November 14, 2026
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- 2026 Current Schedule
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- Purdue Boilermakers vs. Wisconsin Badgers
- Nov 21 · 12:00 PM · West Lafayette, IN
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Upcoming Events at Ross-ade Stadium
Browse the complete schedule of upcoming events, including concerts, sporting events, and family performances.- Nov 21, 2026, 12:00 PM Sat — College (Div I-A and Div I-AA) FOOTBALL, Weekend Event: Purdue Boilermakers vs. Wisconsin Badgers at Ross-ade Stadium • 57236 seats,
850 Beering Drive, West Lafayette, IN 47907, US. From $4, Avg. price ~ $47, Tickets Available: 4191, VIP Packages. Select Seats
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FAQ about Ross-ade Stadium
How much are tickets at Ross-ade Stadium?
All depends who’s playing. Regular games can be reasonable, but rivalry matchups or big concerts? Yeah… prices jump fast. If you see something decent, grab it — waiting usually doesn’t help.
Where are the best seats at Ross-ade Stadium?
Lower level between the 20s is usually the move for football. You’re close enough to feel it, but still see the whole field. End zone seats are fun too, just a different angle.
Are cheap seats still worth it?
Honestly, yeah. NFL stadiums are built big, but you can still follow the game from up top. If you’re there for the atmosphere, upper level gets loud and fun real quick.
What’s the parking situation like?
Game days get busy, no surprise. There’s usually lots around, but traffic can be rough before and after. A lot of fans just park a bit out or use rideshare and skip the headache.
What time should I show up?
Earlier than you think. Tailgating starts way before kickoff, and getting in can take time. If it’s a big game, showing up an hour early is the bare minimum.
Is it better for football or concerts?
Football is what these places are built for, no question. Concerts can still be great, but your experience depends a lot on where you’re sitting and how the stage is set up.
