Here’s what you need to know about November Nights concert event at Chase Field

PHOENIX — Music fans will be flocking to downtown Phoenix on a chilly Saturday for the inaugural November Nights concert event.

Alternative rock band Weezer is headlining the daylong show at Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Individual tickets are still available through Ticketmaster, although the VIP packages are all sold out.

To avoid traffic and parking hassles, ticket holders can ride Valley Metro light rail to the stadium for free.

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The Head and the Heart will no longer be performing due to the band’s decision to cancel its remaining 2024 performances.… pic.twitter.com/raINYGx8Jo

— Chase Field (@ChaseField) November 14, 2024

The Chase Field roof is expected to be open, and the stadium isn’t heated, so fans should dress as they would for an outdoor show. The forecast calls for a high in the middle 60s on Saturday, with temperatures falling into the 50s after the sun goes down.

Attendees should also know that Chase Field’s clear bag policy will be in effect.

Concertgoers will be able to leave the stadium and get back in throughout the day if they have their tickets scanned on the way out, but reentry scanning will end at 7 p.m.

What is the lineup for the November Nights concert?

The November Nights lineup was trimmed from seven acts to six after The Head and the Heart canceled the remainder of their 2024 shows.

With the lineup change, doors will open at 1 p.m. instead of noon, and the music will start over an hour later than originally announced.

Here’s the updated full schedule:

• 2 p.m.: DJ Z-Trip
• 2:45 p.m.: Violent Femmes
• 4:15 p.m.: Rebelution
• 6 p.m.: Third Eye Blind
• 7:45 p.m.: Sublime
• 9:45 p.m.: Weezer

Specialty food items for November Nights

To make November Nights extra special, Chase Field is offering three specialty menu items in addition to the stadium’s usual concession food. (The listed ingredients are subject to change.)

The one-night-only food items for the inaugural November Nights music festival are here!!

𝐍𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐮𝐫𝐠𝐞𝐫: two burger patties topped with cheddar, Swiss, jalapeno bacon, pickles, crispy onion haystack and BBQ aioli, sandwiched between two Texas Toast grilled cheese… pic.twitter.com/sGrz5Qe2Li

— Chase Field (@ChaseField) October 23, 2024

The Seven-Layer “Pork and Beans Dog” isn’t your typical ballpark frankfurter. It’s a footlong hot dog topped with chorizo, refried beans, cheddar cheese, pico de gallo, guacamole, olives, sour cream and green onion.

If over-the-top burgers are your thing, you might want to check out the behemoth Novemburger. It has a core of two burger patties topped with cheddar and Swiss cheese, jalapeño bacon, pickles, a crispy onion haystack and barbecue aioli.

But wait, there’s more. That concoction gets sandwiched between two Texas toast grilled cheese sandwiches and skewered with buffalo wings and grilled bratwursts.

If somehow you still have room for dessert, you can try the Blister in the Sundae, a nod to the Violent Femmes song “Blister in the Sun.” The sweet treat comes with vanilla frozen yogurt, chocolate and butterscotch sauce, graham crackers, toasted coconut, chocolate chips and candied pecans.

Your first look at the specialty cocktails available ONLY at November Nights!

Starry Night: Blueberry puree, lime juice, blueberry infused tequila, gold sugar rim, gold flakes, & a rock candy stir
AZ Twilights: Fresh squeezed lemonade, lavender and butterfly pea flower infused… pic.twitter.com/VKY5pxYIhl

— Chase Field (@ChaseField) October 30, 2024

Chase Field will also serve three specialty cocktails for November Nights: Starry Night, AZ Twilights and Island in the Sun.

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