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Indoor arena in Everett, Washington, U.S.
Angel of the Winds Arena (originally known as Everett Events Center ) is a multi-purpose sports arena complex in Everett , Washington , United States, designed and developed by the Everett Public Facilities District. It opened in October 2003 and primarily serves as the home of the Everett Silvertips of the Western Hockey League . The arena has 8,149 seats in its ice hockey configuration and 10,000 for concerts and other events. The naming rights to the venue were sold to Comcast in 2007 and subsequently to Angel of the Winds Casino Resort in 2017.[8] [9] [10] Ringling Brothers Circus , Disney on Ice , the Harlem Globetrotters , and Sesame Street Live .
The venue also hosted 2008 Skate America , a three-day ice-skating championship featuring world-class skaters. The events were both nationally and internationally televised on NBC . It was the first event of six in the 2008-2009 ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating, a senior-level international invitational competition. This was Skate America's largest attendance ever recorded in its history.[11]
History [ edit ]
Construction on the arena began in April 2002 and was completed in late 2003 at a cost of $71.5 million.[2] Tacoma Dome , including Disney on Ice and the Harlem Globetrotters .[12]
Tenants and events [ edit ]
In 2016, the arena served as the host for the 2016 Pacific Rim Gymnastics Championships . It also hosted WWE 's flagship TV show Monday Night Raw on February 17, 2020.[13] All Elite Wrestling 's flagship TV show Dynamite on May 15, 2024.
An Everett Silvertips regular season game at Angel of the Winds Arena in 2023
Angel of the Winds Arena is the home of the Everett Silvertips , a Western Hockey League franchise. In their first season (2003–04), the Everett Silvertips won the WHL Western Conference Championship.
The arena also hosted a preseason games between National Hockey League (NHL) teams several times, beginning in September 2009 between the Tampa Bay Lightning and Phoenix Coyotes . The game—the first between NHL teams in the region since 1997—was played in front of a sellout crowd of 7,281 spectators.[14] Seattle Kraken played a preseason game at Angel of the Winds Arena on October 1, 2021. Played as part of a regional tour prior to the inaugural season , the Kraken won 2–1 in overtime against the Edmonton Oilers .[15] [16]
The first American Hockey League regular season game to be played in Everett was between Kraken affiliates Coachella Valley Firebirds and the Calgary Wranglers on October 28, 2022.[17]
Basketball [ edit ]
The arena was home to the International Basketball League 's Everett Explosion for one season in 2007 before they moved to Monroe and were renamed the Snohomish County Explosion , where they played until 2010.[citation needed
The Seattle Storm of the Women's National Basketball Association announced that it would play five home games during its 2019 season in Everett, while the rest are played at their temporary home in Seattle, the Hec Edmundson Pavilion on the University of Washington campus.[18] KeyArena .[19] COVID-19 pandemic , all WNBA games were moved to Bradenton, Florida .[20]
The Storm played all 16 home games of their 2021 season at Angel of the Winds Arena with up to 2,000 fans allowed to attend per the state's COVID-19 reopening guidelines.[21]
The Washington Wolfpack of the Arena Football League is set to debut in 2024 and will play home games at Angel of the Winds Arena.[22] arena football team to play at the arena.[22] Everett Hawks played for one season in the National Indoor Football League and one season in af2 before folding in 2007. The Everett Raptors played for one season in the Indoor Football League in 2012.[23]
Lacrosse [ edit ]
In 2010 , Comcast Arena became home to the Washington Stealth of the National Lacrosse League . The franchise was previously known as the San Jose Stealth , and before that the Albany Attack .[24] British Columbia in 2014.[25] [26]
Curling [ edit ]
In 2017, the arena, then known as Xfinity Arena, was host to the USA Men's and Women's Curling National Championships. The men's championship was won by 2018 Winter Olympics gold medalists Team John Shuster , while Team Jamie Sinclair captured the women's crown.
Banked track roller derby [ edit ]
Angel of the Winds Arena is also home to the Tilted Thunder Rail Birds , a Seattle-based, all-female, banked track roller derby league.[27]
On February 7–8, 2020 Angel of the Winds Arena hosted USTA Fed Cup qualifying event with competing teams USA and Latvia.[28]
Several bull riding tours have held events at the arena. The Professional Bull Riders 's premier series, the Unleash the Beast Series , made its Everett debut on April 6, 2022.[29] [30]
Other uses [ edit ]
The arena hosted a campaign rally for then-presidential candidate Donald Trump on August 30, 2016. He spoke for 48 minutes in front of an estimated 9,184 people in attendance; the event cost $79,000 in extra policing and other staffing, which was partially recouped by the rental fee.[31] [32]
On April 1, 2020, the arena opened as a COVID-19 quarantine center with 150 beds amid the coronavirus pandemic . The quarantine center was meant for patients with COVID-19 and are unable to self-isolate or quarantine at home.[33]
Conference Center [ edit ]
The Edward D. Hansen Conference Center is a three-story addition to the arena that cost US$12 million to construct. The facility includes a 11,385-square-foot (1,057.7 m 2 [34]
Ice rink [ edit ]
The Xfinity Community Ice Rink is an NHL regulation 200' x 85' ice rink that is located inside Angel of the Winds Arena. It is a public ice skating rink, which is used for public skating , local hockey leagues, figure skating , instructional sessions, and much more. Currently the rink is open year-round, and has the versatility to transform into a 57,000-square-foot (5,300 m 2 trade shows , expositions , consumer shows and special events.
Concerts [ edit ]
KUBE 93.3's Birthday Bash – March 27, 2004
Rod Stewart – April 3, 2004
tobyMac & The Diverse City Band – May 22, 2004, with Third Day
American Idol Live! – July 17, 2004, August 23, 2005 and July 8, 2011
The Cure – August 31, 2004
Scorpions – October 21, 2004, with Tesla and Keith Emerson
The Rock & Soul Revue – October 23, 2004
Green Day – November 16, 2004, with New Found Glory and Sugarcult
Bette Midler – December 7, 2004
Dolly Parton – December 19, 2004, with The Grascals
Cher – January 26, 2005, with The Village People
Duran Duran – March 9, 2005, with Ima Robot and September 23, 2011, with The Neon Trees
The Taste of Chaos Tour – March 26, 2005, April 2, 2006 and February 15, 2007
Velvet Revolver – April 22, 2005
The Wiggles – April 24, 2005 (2 shows), March 16, 2007 (2 shows), July 17, 2009 (2 shows) and October 9, 2010 (2 shows)
The Honda Civic Tour – April 30, 2005, and May 15, 2006
Oasis – September 9, 2005, with Jet and Kasabian
Santana – September 20, 2005, with Robert Randolph and the Family Band
Audioslave – September 28, 2005, with Seether and 30 Seconds to Mars
The Gaither Homecoming – October 7, 2005
Def Leppard – November 8, 2005, with Bryan Adams
Steven Curtis Chapman – December 7, 2005
Kanye West – December 10, 2005, and December 10, 2007, with Keyshia Cole and Fantasia Barrino
Martina McBride – July 16, 2006, with Mark Wills and August 4, 2007, with Little Big Town
Juan Gabriel – September 24, 2006
James Blunt – November 6, 2006
The Barenaked Ladies – November 26, 2006, with Mike Doughty 's Band
Dierks Bentley – December 1, 2006, with Miranda Lambert and The Randy Rogers Band and April 21, 2012, with Jerrod Niemann and The Eli Young Band
Panic! at the Disco – December 3, 2006, with The Bloc Party , Jack's Mannequin and Cobra Starship
Guns N' Roses – December 10, 2006, with Helmet and The Sebastian Bach Band
The Dukes of Dixieland – January 20, 2007
The Blue Man Group – February 2, 2007, with Mike Relm and January 25, 2008, with Mike Relm
The Doodlebops – February 11, 2007
The Panic Channel – February 18, 2007, with Rock Star Supernova
The Newsboys – March 25, 2007, with Kutless and Stellar Kart and April 15, 2010
KBKS 106.1's Girl's Night Out – May 13, 2007
Hilary Duff – August 6, 2007, with Lifehouse
Mannheim Steamroller – December 2, 2007
Switchfoot & Relient K – December 3, 2007, with Ruth
Tool – December 4, 2007, with Trans Am
KNDD 107.7 The End's Deck The Hall Ball – December 6, 2007
The Jonas Brothers – February 5, 2008, with Rooney
Gary Valenciano – June 15, 2008
Rock Band Live – October 14, 2008
Neil Young – October 21, 2008, with Death Cab for Cutie
Celtic Thunder – December 7, 2008, and October 30, 2010
Sarah Brightman – December 14, 2008, with Mario Frangoulis
Disturbed – January 23, 2009, with Sevendust and Skindred
Barry Manilow – March 15, 2009
Il Divo – June 2, 2009
ZZ Top – November 23, 2009
Quidam
The Zac Brown Band – March 21, 2010, with Sonia Leigh , Levi Lowrey and Nic Cowan
Thousand Foot Krutch – April 9, 2010
Carrie Underwood – May 29, 2010, with Craig Morgan and Sons of Sylvia
Justin Bieber – July 13, 2010, with Sean Kingston and The Stunners
Jimmy Needham – April 1, 2011
Leeland – April 2, 2011
KISS – June 23, 2011, with Bad City
USC 14th Anniversary Concert – June 24, 2011
The Avett Brothers – July 15, 2011, with Jessica Lea Mayfield
Sugarland – July 18, 2011, with Sara Bareilles
Alan Jackson & The Strayhorns – August 19, 2011
Michael W. Smith – December 5, 2011
Sonu Nigam – June 10, 2012
The Smashing Pumpkins – October 10, 2012, with Anberlin
The Fresh Beat Band – November 10, 2012
Eric Church – November 13, 2012, with Justin Moore and Kip Moore
The Gigantour – July 30, 2013
KBKS 106.1's Jingle Ball – December 8, 2013
Celtic Woman – March 25, 2014
Gloria Trevi – April 19, 2014, with Carlito Olivero
The Musica Corrido Fest – May 18, 2014
OneRepublic – June 12, 2014, with The Script and American Authors
Demi Lovato – October 2, 2014, with Christina Perri and MKTO
Phillip Phillips – October 21, 2014, with Christian Burghardt
R. Kelly – February 7, 2015
for KING & COUNTRY – November 3, 2019 and December 2, 2023
Foreigner - September 14, 2021
Playboi Carti - November 14, 2021
Judas Priest - March 9, 2022
MercyMe - April 9, 2022
Justin Moore - May 12, 2022
Arijit Singh - June 4, 2022
Vice Ganda - July 8, 2022
Rock with RAAJA - July 9, 2022
Casting Crowns - October 1, 2022
Chris Tomlin - November 9, 2022
Walker Hayes - November 12, 2022
Mannheim Steamrollers - December 16, 2023
Rockzilla Tour - March 5, 2023 with Papa Roach and Falling in Reverse
Anirudh Live - April 14, 2023
Megadeth – April 26, 2023 - with Bullet For My Valentine
Shinedown: The Revolutions Tour – May 7, 2023, with Three Days Grace and Ashes To New
NASAA- Rockstar DSP Live in Concert - July 15, 2023
Kapil Sharma - July 21, 2023
Eslabon Armado - August 26, 2023
Sid Sriram - September 17, 2023
Jon Pardi - October 28, 2023
Riley Green - May 17, 2024, with Tracy Lawrence and Ella Langley
Shreya Ghoshal - June 21, 2024
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