2010 Sports Event Dates

2010 Sports Event Dates


January
NFL Playoffs
January 7 - 2010 BCS National Championship Game at Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California
Other BCS college football bowls
NFL Pro Bowl Miami
Winter Classic NHL Game at Fenway Park Jan 1st


February
February 7 – Super Bowl XLIV, Miami
Daytona 500
Winter Olympics in Vancouver 2/12-2/28
February 14 - 2010 NBA All-Star Game at Cowboys Stadium


March
NCAA March Madness Basketball Tourney
Houston Livestock and Rodeo Shows


April
2010 Baseball Season Begins (Dodgers will play Yankees and Red Sox this season)
Target Field, Twin's new Stadium opens with game vs. Red Sox
NCAA Final Four
The Masters Golf Tournament
Wrestlemania


May
Kentucky Derby
Indianapolis 500
Stanley Cup


June
FIFA World Cup in South Africa
NBA Finals
US Open Pebble Beach, California


July
MLB All-Star Game (Anaheim, CA)
Wimbledon


August
US Open of Tennis begins


September
NFL Begins
New Giants Stadium opens for football at New Meadowlands Stadium


October
World Series Begins
NBA Season Begins
NHL Season Begins


November
NCAA Football Conference championships
2010 AMA Supercross begins


December
NCAA College Bowls

U2 360 TOUR 2010

U2 360 TOUR 2010
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6-June Anaheim, CA Angel Stadium On sale soon
12-June Denver, CO Invesco Field On sale Nov. 6
16-June Oakland, CA Oakland-Alameda On sale Nov. 2
County Coliseum
20-June Seattle, WA Qwest Field On sale soon
23-June Edmonton, AB Commonwealth Stadium On sale Nov. 2
30-June East Lansing, MI Spartan Stadium On sale soon
03-July Toronto, ON Rogers Centre On sale Nov. 2
06-July Chicago, IL Solider Field On sale soon
09-July Miami, FL Land Shark Stadium On sale soon
12-July Philadelphia Lincoln Financial Field On sale soon
16-July Montreal, QC Venue to be announced On sale soon
19-July New York New Meadowlands Stadium On sale soon

Yankees World Series Tickets Online

Yankees to sell limited number of World Series tickets online begining Wednesday
Sensing that the club's first trip to a World Series in six years could be on the horizon, the Yankees announced on Tuesday that they will be selling a 'limited number' of World Series tickets beginning on Wednesday on Yankees.com beginning at 10 a.m.

Here are the details, direct from the Bronx:

A limited number of tickets for 2009 World Series games at Yankee Stadium will go on sale to the public on Wednesday, October 21 at 10:00 a.m. Tickets will be sold online only at yankees.com from the start of Wednesday's on-sale until 9:00 a.m. on the date of the Yankees' first scheduled World Series home game.

Subject to availability, tickets can be purchased online at yankees.com and at Yankee Stadium Advance Ticket Windows beginning at 9:00 a.m. on the date of the Yankees' first scheduled World Series home game.

Please note that World Series tickets will not be available for purchase at Yankees Clubhouse Shops, Ticketmaster outlet locations or via phone sales.

Due to the limited number of tickets available for sale, those purchasing tickets will be limited to two tickets to one game of the World Series, subject to availability. Orders exceeding the assigned ticket limits will be canceled without contact from Ticketmaster or the New York Yankees.

Tickets purchased via the Internet for Yankee Stadium World Series Game 1 and Game 2 must be purchased utilizing "print at home" technology. There will be no option for Will Call or express shipping for Game 1 and Game 2.

In a continuing effort to create additional opportunities for fans to attend 2009 postseason games at Yankee Stadium, the Yankees will make 59 Café seats per game on the Field Level concourse available for $156 per ticket and approximately 220 standing room tickets per game for dedicated standing locations on the Field and Main Levels available for $104 and $93, respectively, per ticket.

Fans are encouraged to visit yankees.com for complete postseason ticket information, including the refund procedure for any unplayed games.

Garth Brooks Vegas

Garth Brooks headed to Vegas, baby

Garth Brooks fans rejoice! He's heading to Vegas.

Family guy and country superstar Garth Brooks will launch a five-year residency of weekend-only shows at the Encore Theater in Las Vegas.
Brooks and Steve Wynn, chairman and CEO of Wynn Resorts, announced their partnership at a press conference in the theater Thursday afternoon.
Tickets for the concerts, which will cost $125 - not the typical $25 for a Brooks concert - for the first five weekends go on sale on Oct. 24. The first show is scheduled for Dec. 11.
Tickets are first-come-first-serve and special "evasive actions" are being taken to avoid scalping, said Wynn.
The show will be a one-man show - just Brooks and his guitar - including the occasional special guest, which will likely include his wife, Trisha Yearwood, from time to time.
Garth will perform on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays only, for 15 weekends each year. That's a special arrangement to accommodate promises he made to his three daughters - now ages 17, 15 and 13 - to be a stay-at-home father.
"I confess, I had to buy him a jet plane," Wynn said, explaining how Brooks will be able to travel back and forth so quickly between Vegas and his home in Oklahoma.
Brooks said he took up Wynn's offer to come out of retirement because Wynn took his family into account in making his offer.
"He's taken care of my children, he's taken care of my wife, he's taken care of (ex-wife) Sandy," Brooks said.
The country star said that fans should not expect any new music or any new tour from him until his youngest daughter is in college, and that Vegas is the only place people will be able to see him perform until then.
He said his personal life isn't going to change much in the next five years except that "I'm going to get to play my music."
Said Wynn: "This is Garth Brooks' home

Def Leppard Cancels Concert Tour

Def Leppard cancels third leg of tour - LiveDaily


Def Leppard has called off its next round of tour dates with Cheap Trick.

"Due to unforeseen personal matters, the third leg of Def Leppard's North American Tour, set to begin on October 22nd, has been canceled," said a statement issued today (10/16) via Def Leppard's website. "We know how truly blessed we are to have such committed fans. That's why we've agonized over this decision. Even if just a single concert, we don't take cancelling shows lightly, but unfortunately life's commitments need to be the priority."

Refunds are available at the point of purchase, according to the website.

The tour's fall leg was to have gotten underway Oct. 22 in Reno, NV, and was set to run through November.

Def Leppard embarked on the first North American leg of tour with Cheap Trick in June.

Early last year, Def Leppard released "Songs From the Sparkle Lounge," the group's first set of new material since 2002's "X." The new album landed at No. 5 on The Billboard 200 and topped the magazine's rock and hard-rock albums charts.

Phish Shows

Earlier today, Live Nation jumped the gun by a few minutes in listing
a pair of pre-Thanksgiving Phish shows on its website. Initially the
site confirmed two gigs at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia on
November 24 and 25. However the band has now announced a 13 date tour
that also will include two nights in Cincinnati at the U.S. Bank
Arena, two dates in Albany at the Pepsi Center and three shows at
Madison Square Garden on December 2-4, with the full itinerary below.
Next up for Phish is Festival 8 in Indio, California on October
30-November 1. Stay tuned to Jambands.com, as a bit later today we are
going to make an announcement regarding contributions to the Festival
8 Express , the official festival newspaper.

Phish November/December Dates
November 18 Detroit, MI Cobo Arena
November 20 Cincinnati, OH U.S. Bank Arena
November 21 Cincinnati, OH U.S. Bank Arena
November 22 Syracuse, NY War Memorial at Oncenter
November 24 Philadelphia, PA Wachovia Center
November 25 Philadelphia, PA Wachovia Center
November 27 Albany, NY Times Union Center
November 28 Albany, NY Times Union Center
November 29 Portland, ME Cumberland County Civic Center
December 2 New York, NY Madison Square Garden
December 3 New York, NY Madison Square Garden
December 4 New York, NY Madison Square Garden
December 5 Charlottesville, VA John Paul Jones Arena

West and Gaga Cancel Concert Tour

Kanye West and Lady Gaga Cancel Concert Tour

- Guess you can say that Karma is a bitch.

Just released yesterday from NEW YORK is that the Kanye West and Lady Gaga's tour is over before it even began.

Just days after announcing dates for an ambitious tour that was to kick off next month, the tour was canceled. Live Nation announced the news on Thursday. The tour promoter says refunds will be issued.

What a coincidence - the name of the tour was to be "Fame Kills." The cancellation comes on the heels of negative publicity for West. He is still feeling the heat for hijacking Taylor Swift's award-winning moment at the MTV Video Music Awards last month.