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Located at the Mid-South Fairgrounds, Memphis Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium is a 62,000-seat venue and is home to the University of Memphis football team, also hosting the AutoZone Liberty Bowl and Southern Heritage Classic. Ticket sales for events at the stadium are located at Gates 1, 3 and 4, and Will Call is located at Gate 1. Cash only is accepted at ticket offices and concession stands. Strollers, food, drink, cameras, umbrellas, coolers and noisemakers are all prohibited from the venue. No re-entry is allowed.

335 South Hollywood Street, Memphis, TN 38104: FROM THE NORTH (VIA 1-240 SOUTH), take the ramp right at Exit 30 and head toward Madison Avenue East. Turn left onto Madison Avenue and make a right onto South Claybrook Street. Turn right onto US-64/US-70/US-79/Union Avenue and keep straight onto SR-23/Union Avenue, making a right onto South Hollywood Street. FROM THE SOUTH (VIA I-240 NORTH), take Exit 28A toward South Parkway and keep straight onto Cummings Street, turning right onto East McLemore Avenue, which turns into Southern Avenue. Make a left turn onto South Hollywood Street. FROM THE EAST (VIA SAM COOPER BOULEVARD), make a left turn onto Tillman Street and turn right onto SR-23/Walnut Grove Road. Turn left onto South Hollywood Street. FROM THE WEST (VIA EAST CRUMP BOULEVARD/SR-4), Crump Boulevard turns into US-78/Lamar Avenue. Stay left onto Central Avenue and make a right onto South Hollywood Street.

When attending events at the Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, parking is available at the fairgrounds through Access Point 7 on Central Avenue, Point 8 on East Parkway or Point 9 on Southern Avenue. Fairgrounds parking is $10, and it is suggested to arrive at least one hour early to events when parking here. Parking is also available at the School Board/Tobey Park, which is located on the north side of the stadium on Hollywood Street. MATA is also a great alternative, and the Express Service offers pickup service at several locations to all University of Memphis Tigers games at the stadium for $7 per person.

The Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium was built as a single-purpose football stadium and opened in 1965 as a way to keep the NCAA s Liberty Bowl in Memphis. The stadium has hosted the University of Memphis Tigers football team since its opening, and through the years Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium has also hosted a number of concerts, including that of the Rolling Stones in 1994.