Fulham Official: Craven Farm Stadium will hold up to 6 concerts every year in June and July

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Fulham Football Club stated that it will hold a public consultation meeting to provide the following information.

- Latest progress and milestones at Fulham Marina

- Proposal for holding up to six concerts at the Craven Farm Stadium each year will be limited to the football offseason (June and July) and will be carefully managed on the stadium.

The details of the public exhibition are as follows: Date: September 30, 2025 (Tuesday) Time: 2:00 to 7:00 pm, visit at any time, Location: Media Office (next to the Johnny Haynes Statue), Craven Farm Stadium.

We sincerely invite you to participate, meet with the team, understand the content of the proposal, and put forward your opinions. The event marks the official launch of a two-week concert proposal public consultation and will last until October 14, 2025.

According to the Sun, Fulham plans to transform the historic Craven Farm Stadium into a new venue for music performances, with up to six concerts a year. They will hold concerts during the offseason (June to July) to provide entertainment for fans during the summer offseason.

This will be the first time this 29,600-person stadium has been used for a large music event, giving fans the opportunity to watch top star performances at this iconic football stadium. Although Craven Farm Stadium is not one of the largest in the Premier League, its brand new riverside stands with a rooftop pool will give viewers a unique experience.

Fulham said a public exhibition will be held on September 30 to continue discussing the best genres of concerts and listening to opinions. The concert is expected to cover a variety of genres including rock, pop, dance and electronic music. There are speculations that Fulham may invite some top artists on the rankings to the inaugural concert series.

This move is a wise move, and the club hopes to deal with rising top football costs through new revenue sources. Game day revenue and television rights are no longer enough to meet demand, and concerts can bring much-needed financial support to the club during the offseason. The concert will be held only during the offseason and will be scheduled in June and July to avoid clashes with the football season and ensure that Fulham fans don't miss their regular game days.

This move reflects the nationwide expansion of Premier League clubs beyond the field of football. For example, Tottenham's stadium also hosts concerts and NFL games, bringing extra income to the club.