M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore, MD) Concert Venue / Stadium

Home to the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens, M&T Bank Stadium sits next to the Baltimore Orioles’ Camden Yards Stadium and features views of the city. The stadium was built in 1996 to house the new Ravens organization, and M&T Bank bought naming rights in 2003. Locals sometimes refer to it as Russell Street Coliseum, due to its address, or merely The Bank.

The M&T Stadium seats 71,008 in an upper and lower bowl and three levels of club seating and luxury suites. The stadium’s main entrance plaza is named after and serves as a tribute to legend Johnny Unitas, whose statue greets visitors. Concourses hold over 50 food and beverage vendors, including three full-service bars. A sports museum is on the grounds, next to Camden Yards Stadium. Tailgating at M&T Bank Stadium occurs before Ravens games.

Though the Ravens are M&T Stadium’s main team, Johns Hopkins University and the Navy also use the venue for different events. Other events at M&T Bank Stadium include lacrosse tournaments and occasional concerts.