When the Bridges to Babylon tour rolled into Owen Field, it wasn’t just a concert. It was a 
construction project.

Promoter TNA International invited media to preview the massive stage at the south end of 
the stadium. Production holds were released once sightlines were confirmed, turning 
previously held seats into some of the best in the house. $65.25 tickets went on sale at the 
Lloyd Noble Center. Cash only.

After the OU vs Kansas State football game, the Stones’ crew took control of the field and 
worked around the clock. The stage was built to resemble the top of a bridge, complete 
with a massive oval video screen and a secondary stage out in the middle of the stadium.

This wasn’t a small setup. The tour traveled with 32 semi-trucks and 10 crew buses.
Rock and roll at stadium scale.

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