Know Before You Go

The Green Bay area is ready for one of the biggest weekends of the spring! Major concerts, tournaments, races, and live events are bringing visitors from across the country to experience the energy, excitement, and beyond legendary hospitality that make this place special. From Lambeau Field and the Stadium District to Downtown Green Bay and neighborhoods all across the region, expect packed patios, live music, cheering crowds, and a whole lot happening all weekend long. Consider this your one-stop shop for event info, parking, transportation tips, hotels, local recommendations, and more.

And don’t worry, Green Bay is open and ready for it all. Local restaurants, bars, shops, attractions, and businesses are excited to welcome both visitors and locals throughout the weekend. While traffic around event venues may be busier than usual during peak times, businesses remain accessible and there are plenty of ways to get around and explore. So get out, soak up the atmosphere, support local, and enjoy one of the most exciting weekends of the year in Green Bay!

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Shinedown Concert

WAMO State Dart Tournament

Luke Combs Concert

EPIC Marathon & Running Festival

Wendesday, May 13

Shinedown - Dance, Kid, Dance Act II
Featuring Coheed & Cambria, Black Stone Cherry, and DJ Rockfeed

Resch Center

7:00 p.m. | Doors: 5:30 p.m.

Event Info:

One of the biggest bands in the world, Shinedown, have announced they will be releasing their brand-new studio album EI8HT on May 29 (via Atlantic Records) and have released new song “Safe And Sound.” In addition, they have announced their massive Dance Kid Dance Act II World Tour, taking the band to 11 countries across 54 dates, including a stop at the Resch Center on Wednesday, May 13, 7 p.m.

Shinedown has cemented their status as one of the most vital and forward-thinking powerhouses in music, embodying the kind of creative dynamism that transcends boundaries with over 8.3 billion global streams, 15 platinum and gold singles, platinum or gold certification for all of their albums, 10 million albums sold worldwide, and major media acclaim. They are known for their timely and honest messages behind their chart-topping songs that resonate with not only their global audience and the rock community, but with our culture at large.

Directons & Parking

The Resch Center is located across the street from Lambeau Field at 820 Armed Forces Drive, Green Bay. Parking is $15 in the Lambeau Field lot or the NV Technologies Fire & Security Lot (formerly the Blue Lot) across from the Resch Center.

ADA parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis in the NV Technologies Fire & Security Lot (formerly the Blue Lot) across the street from the Resch Center, adjacent to Ray Nitschke Field. If all spaces are occupied, please drop off any persons with a disability at the front of the Resch Center and then park at Lambeau Field.

Traffic & Transportation

There are no additional road closures outside of normally scheduled projects in Green Bay or Ashwaubenon. Please check their websites for the most up-to-date closure information. Please plan ahead as heavy traffic around the venue before and after the event is expected. Public transportation is available via the Green Bay Metro bus system and the GBMetro On Demand App. Visit the Tavern League of Wisconsin to find a member of the SafeRide program. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are available as well,

Wednesday, May 13-Sunday, May 17

WAMO State Sart Tournament

Resch Expo

The WAMO State Dart Tournament is taking aim at Green Bay this May, bringing thousands of players, fans, and spectators to the area for five days of competition, camaraderie, and unforgettable nightlife. Hosted at the Resch Expo from May 13–17, the annual event has become one of the Midwest’s premier dart tournaments and a major boost for the local visitor economy.

Beyond the tournament floor, WAMO visitors will experience everything that makes Green Bay a legendary getaway—from sports bars and live music to local dining and entertainment throughout the Stadium District and beyond. Event organizers and tourism officials estimate the tournament will generate millions in economic impact while filling hotels, restaurants, and attractions across the region during one of Green Bay’s biggest event weekends of the year.

Directons & Parking

The Resch Expo s located across the street from Lambeau Field at 840 Armed Forces Drive, Green Bay. Parking is available at Lambeau (for a fee on Wednesday, Friday & Saturday), the Field lot, or the NV Technologies Fire & Security Lot (formerly the Blue Lot) across from the Resch Center.

Other Options:

Street parking is available. Please note, the Village of Ashwaubenon will be implementing some “Gameday” parking restrictions. Please make sure to follow the posted signage, which will be updated with clear indications on where street parking is not available next week and when.
Yard & neighborhood parking may be available in the afternoon on Friday and Saturday for an applicable fee.
The Bar – Holmgren is hosting several dart tournaments and live music and has parking available.

Traffic & Transportation

Friday, May 15 & Saturday, May 16

Luke Combs - My Kinda Saturday Night Tour
Featuring Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers, Jake Worthington, and Thelma & James

Lambeau Field

Country superstar Luke Combs is bringing his “My Kinda Saturday Night Tour” to Lambeau Field for two massive nights on May 15–16, turning Green Bay into the center of the country music world. With special guests including Dierks Bentley, the concerts are expected to draw fans from across the Midwest and beyond for an unforgettable stadium experience in one of football’s most iconic venues.

The concerts are more than just a show; they’re a full Green Bay weekend experience. From tailgates and nightlife in the Stadium District to local restaurants, breweries, and attractions throughout the region, visitors will have plenty of reasons to extend their stay and explore beyond the concert gates. Events like this continue to showcase Green Bay as a year-round entertainment destination capable of hosting world-class experiences on a legendary stage. Limited tickets are still available for purchase on Ticketmaster for both Friday night, May 15, and Saturday night, May 16.

Directons & Parking

Lambeau Field is located at 1265 Lombardi Ave and is accessible via all major highways in the area. Parking is also available for purchase at Ticketmaster. Pre-paid parking is recommended, as the Lambeau Field and Titletown lots may sell out or have very limited first-come, first-served parking available for purchase. It is also expected that local businesses and residents will open up their lots and yards, similar to a home game. Lambeau Field will operate similarly to a home game. Please reference the stadium operations guidelines and the carry-in policy & security pages on packers.com for more information.

Overnight parking is not permitted in Lambeau Field or Titletown lots; those who stay parked overnight may be ticketed or towed. Attendees are asked to make arrangements with their group to safely leave the lot at the end of the event.

Traffic & Transportation

Per the Village of Ashwaubenon, modified traffic patterns and closures will begin at 2:45 p.m. and will remain in place until midnight each concert day. These include:

Holmgren Way between McCarthy and Brett Favre Pass and all of Armed Forces Dr
Uber/Lyft/Taxi active pick up/drop off just north of McCarthy Way
Oneida St between Stadium Dr & Lombardi Ave
Lombardi Ave between Oneida/Ridge

Post concert traffic:

McCarthy becomes one-way traffic Eastbound only from Oneida to Ashland
Oneida St becomes one-way northbound Lombardi to Mason
Ridge Rd becomes one-way from Morris to Mason St

Please plan, give yourself plenty of time, and obey all posted street signage. Public transportation is available via the Green Bay Metro bus system and the GBMetro On Demand App. Visit the Tavern League of Wisconsin to find a member of the SafeRide program. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are available as well,

Sunday, May 17

Epic Marathon & Running Festival

Start/Finish: EPIC Event Center

Marathon, Half Marathon, and Relays: 7:00 a.m.
5k: 8:00 a.m.
Kids Dash: 10:00 a.m.

The EPIC Marathon & Running Festival is bringing thousands of runners, spectators, and supporters to Green Bay for an action-packed weekend that blends competition, entertainment, and community spirit. Featuring a full marathon, half marathon, relays, 5K, and kids run, the event showcases scenic routes through Ashwaubenon, Green Bay, and Allouez, including stretches along the Fox River Trail and iconic views near Lambeau Field.

Beyond the race itself, the festival gives visitors the perfect excuse to turn race weekend into a full Green Bay getaway. From local restaurants and breweries to live music, nightlife, and family-friendly attractions, runners and fans alike will experience the region's energy both on and off the course. As one of Green Bay’s newest large-scale sporting events, the EPIC Marathon continues to grow as a major tourism draw for the community. With on-course entertainment, family-friendly vibes, and an EPIC post-race party featuring another exciting live performance by Lita Ford & Brian Vander Ark of the Verve Pipe, there's something for everyone!

Directons & Parking

The EPIC Event Center is located at 2351 Holmgren Way near the intersections of Cormier Rd and Willard Drive. Access via Ashland Ave., or Oneida Street. No parking is allowed on the course. Please use side streets or adjacent parking lots and walk to the start/finish area. Spectators can also use street parking or area lots along the route. Use the participant tracker to follow your runner. Route maps are availble via the EPIC Marathon and Running Festival site.

Traffic & Transportation

The Village of Ashwaubenon has provided a list of closures or route alterations:

4:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Cormier between Holmgren Way and Ashland Ave – FULL CLOSURE (no traffic)

6:30 AM – 11:00 AM

Ridge Rd between Lombardi Ave and Valley View Rd – Southbound closed, northbound only
Valley View Rd between Ridge Rd and Argonne St – Westbound closed, eastbound only
Argonne St between Valley View Rd and Morris Ave – Southbound closed, northbound only
Morris Ave between Argonne St and Shady Ln – Westbound closed, eastbound only
Shady Ln between Morris Ave and Hazelwood Ln – Northbound closed, southbound only

6:30 AM – 2:00 PM

Holmgren Way between Cormier and Lombardi Ave – Northbound closed, southbound allowed
McCarthy Way between Holmgren Way and Ashland Ave – Eastbound closed, westbound allowed
Bart Starr Dr between McCarthy Way and Tony Canadeo Run – Southbound closed, northbound only

Suggested Detours:

East/West thru traffic is recommended to use Cormier Rd between Oneida/Packerland
North/South thru traffic is recommended to use Ashland Ave, I-41 or Packerland Dr
Lombardi Ave will be open to traffic, but expect delays between Ridge Rd and Ashland Ave.

Please plan ahead as heavy traffic around the venue before and after the event is expected. Public transportation is available via the Green Bay Metro bus system and the GBMetro On Demand App. Visit the Tavern League of Wisconsin to find a member of the SafeRide program. Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are available as well.

PLEASE NOTE: ACCESS TO AREA BUSINESSES AND ATTRACTIONS IN AND AROUND THE RACE ROUTES ARE OPEN! PLEASE MAKE SURE TO ENJOY THESE UNIQUE GREEN BAY EXPERIENCES WHILE YOU ARE IN TOWN. IF YOU'RE LOCAL, PLEASE CONTINUE TO STOP IN AT YOUR FAVORITE SUNDAY SPOTS AROUND TOWN.