Upcoming Tim McGraw & Carly Pearce Events & Tickets at United Center in Chicago, IL

Event Details

• Event Name: Tim McGraw & Carly Pearce
• Dates: May 31, 2024
• Times: 7:00 p.m.
• Venue: United Center
• City: Chicago, IL

About the Event

This summer, gear up for an unforgettable night with Tim McGraw and Carly Pearce as they bring their country hits to stages across the U.S. and Canada. The "Standing Room Only" tour blends Tim's timeless classics and Carly's fresh chart-toppers, creating a killer show for all to enjoy. It’s a country music celebration that bridges generations with every tune!

Fans can expect to hear McGraw's timeless tracks like “Live Like You Were Dying” and “Humble and Kind,” alongside Pearce’s breakout hits such as “Every Little Thing” and “I Hope You’re Happy Now.” This blend of old and new is a perfect symphony of what makes country music so enduring and beloved. This summer’s tour is not just a concert series but a celebration of country music's rich narrative and emotional depth, delivered by two of its most passionate storytellers.

As one of country music's most enduring figures, McGraw brings over thirty years of hits to the stage, showcasing classics that have shaped the genre. Whether you're there for the soul-stirring ballads or the lively anthems, you’ll get a beautiful mix of heart and country charm. Don't miss your chance to be part of this country spectacular: secure your tickets now!

Venue Highlights

• About the Venue: The United Center, commonly known as The Madhouse on Madison II, is undoubtedly a beacon of entertainment and sports in the Windy City. Opened in 1994, this multi-purpose arena is home to the NBA’s Chicago Bulls and the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks, and it’s become an essential part of Chicago's exciting sports landscape in its three decades of history. The United Center also boasts a capacity of over 23,000 seats, making it one of the largest arenas in the United States. Its robust design and modern facilities ensure every visitor enjoys a high-quality experience, whether they’re seeing dribbles, ice-capades or concerts.
• Seating: Several areas are widely regarded for offering superior views and experiences at the United Center. Floor seats, particularly in Sections 1-3, are closest to the stage, allowing fans to get up close with 24 rows available. The back of the floor area, in Sections 4-6, also offers great sightlines with 28 rows. For those preferring a bit more elevation, stadium seating spans three levels—100, 200, and 300—with prime spots located at the front of Sections 319 and 333, where the first eight rows are especially coveted. Additional seating options include side stage areas in Section 112, 113, and 121, which provide a close view with slight elevation, perfect for a unique perspective of the performance. For a direct view of the stage, Sections 105, 106, 107, and 208 across from the stage are top choices, offering comfortable and unobstructed views of the entire performance. 
• Prohibited Items: When visiting the United Center, guests should be aware of specific entry restrictions designed to ensure safety and enjoyment for all. Prohibited items include small personal bags exceeding 10x6x2 inches, outside food or beverages, and certain types of banners or signs. Banners allowed should not exceed 8.5 x 11 inches, contain no poles or offensive content, and should not obstruct other guests' views.

Restrictions can vary depending on the event, and additional limitations may apply on certain days. For the most accurate and event-specific information, it's advisable to check the United Center’s official guidelines or contact them directly. That said, the following items are strictly prohibited within the arena:

• Air horns and other artificial noisemakers
• Animals, except service animals
• Banners, signs, or flags
• Bags of non-compliant size
• Bottles or cans
• Cameras with detachable lenses
• Fireworks
• GoPros, iPads, and laptops
• Laser pens or any laser products
• Masks
• Poles, sticks, projectiles, and selfie sticks
• Umbrellas of any size
• Weapons of any type, including firearms, knives, ammunition, explosives, pepper spray, and mace
• Any item deemed unacceptable by the venue

What makes United Center special?: The United Center in Chicago offers a heartwarming experience for concert-goers, especially country music fans looking to catch their favorite artists live. With its diverse seating options, from intimate floor seats to expansive stadium seating, every spot in the house provides a wonderful view of the stage, ensuring you don't miss a beat. The sound quality is consistently praised, capturing the heartfelt nuances of country music that fans adore. Depending on where you're seated, you might even enjoy personal interaction with the performers, adding a special touch to your concert experience. Located in a bustling area of Chicago, the United Center is not only easy to reach but also surrounded by various dining options, catering to all tastes and preferences.

Additional information: The United Center in Chicago is a fully cashless arena, streamlining transactions for a quicker and more efficient guest experience. Additionally, it's important to note that tailgating is not permitted in any of the parking lots, ensuring a safe and orderly environment for all attendees. Inside the arena, guests can enjoy a curated selection of some of Chicago’s finest dining options. This collaboration between the Blackhawks, Bulls, United Center, and Levy Restaurants ensures that every visitor can access exceptional meals and snacks, enhancing the overall experience at every event. 

What to Expect at the Event

Carly Pearce opens the night with her compelling "that boy done me wrong" songs, charming the crowd with favorites like "Every Little Thing" and "Next Girl." She might even pay homage to Tim McGraw’s legendary wife — Pearce has been known to cover Faith Hill’s "Let’s Go to Vegas" on recent tour dates! A win for all, as the growing country star can showcase her Grammy Award-winning vocals while also connecting with the audience’s nostalgia.

McGraw takes the stage a bit later, around 9:00 p.m., and, for over 90 minutes, delivers a powerhouse performance that spans his illustrious 30-year career. Tour-goers have reported that he barely sings a couple of songs from his latest album, “Standing Room Only,” as most of his set is focused on crowd-pleasing classics. Take out your smartphone and snap a picture to remember this concert!

While he jokes that he’s the worst singer in his family and a man of few words, McGraw usually engages with the front row of concertgoers: fans can expect to be high-fived and fist-bumped! The show may include a few more surprises, including a video montage of superstar Taylor Swift singing along with McGraw to their 2013 hit "Highway Don't Care." 

Transportation & Parking

• Public Transportation: Fans can hop on the #20 Madison or the #59 Damen buses, both of which have routes passing near the venue. Alternatively, the Blue Line subway offers a direct route from LaSalle to Illinois Medical District, with the journey taking about 19 minutes. For train travelers, Ashland Station is the closest, serving both the Green and Pink lines, making it an accessible choice for reaching the excitement at the United Center. To enhance the fan experience and streamline transportation, the United Center has introduced a new Uber Zone for guests using this specific rideshare app, located at the corner of Madison Street and Wood Street (Lot E).
• Parking: The United Center in Chicago enhances the experience for attendees by offering free parking for select family shows in all official parking lots. These lots, including the designated Uber lot, open two and a half hours before each event, making it convenient for guests to arrive and settle in well ahead of time. On-site parking fees vary, with Lot H priced at $43, Lots C and K at $32, and other lots at $27. All major credit cards are accepted, facilitating easy payment.

For those looking for alternatives, nearby public parking lots typically range from $15 to $20, although prices may fluctuate based on demand. Additionally, street parking and private lot options are available near the venue. Guests can also explore parking options through SpotHero to find and reserve a spot in advance, ensuring a smooth and stress-free visit to the United Center.

What to do in Chicago, IL

If you're visiting Chicago for an event, you're in for a treat: this is one of those cities buzzing with activities and attractions. From iconic architecture to world-class dining, the Windy City offers a vibrant mix of things to see and do. Here are three top recommendations to consider during your visit:

• Navy Pier: This Chicago landmark offers entertainment, shopping, restaurants, and seasonal outdoor activities. Whether you want to ride the Centennial Wheel for stunning skyline views or explore the Chicago Children's Museum, Navy Pier has something for everyone.
• Art Institute of Chicago: Art enthusiasts should not miss visiting one of the oldest and largest art museums in the United States. With its impressive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings, as well as modern and contemporary art, the museum offers a rich cultural experience.
• Millennium Park: Located in the heart of downtown Chicago, Millennium Park is home to the iconic Cloud Gate sculpture (also known as "The Bean"). The park also features beautiful gardens, impressive architecture, and seasonal concerts at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, making it a perfect spot for leisure and culture.

Gather your loved ones for a night out with Tim McGraw and Carly Pearce! This unforgettable concert is the perfect chance to enjoy timeless music and create cherished memories together. Don’t let this special evening slip by—secure your tickets now and join us for a truly magical experience. Purchase your tickets today through Event Tickets Center!