Stand is distinctive in appearance as it does not cover the full length of the pitch, tapering before ending around 15yds before the extremity of the pitch. This is because the ground behind the stand is residential, and can not be built on. However, the gap is not as large as a similar truncation at Fir Park, for example, and is filled by flags. Disabled supporters are accommodated in an enclosures at the front of both end stands. Other uses Rugby Union Scotland have played two games at Rugby Park; against Tonga in November 2014 and Georgia on 26 November 2016. The match against Tonga was the first rugby union international match featuring a tier 1 nation to be played on artificial surface. Use in film In August 1999, Rugby Park was used for a fictitious Scottish Cup semi-final in the Robert Duvall film A Shot at Glory. The film also starred former Kilmarnock striker Ally McCoist. Concert tours Rugby Park has also been used as a venue concert for several musical artists. Singer Rod Stewart performed live at Rugby Park in 2016 Elton John performed live at Rugby Park in June 2005 International matches at Rugby Park Four Scottish international matches have been staged at Rugby Park. Normally, Scotland international matches are played at Hampden Park, but two matches were played at Rugby Park while the south stand at Hampden was being rebuilt. During the 1997 match against Wales, Kilmarnock were able to parade the Scottish Cup at half time, having captured the trophy at Ibrox on the previous Saturday. See also List of football stadiums in Scotland References Sources External links Stadium Tours at Kilmarnock Football Club official website Rugbypark.co.uk (not associated with Kilmarnock Football Club) Rugby Park at KillieFC.com Kilmarnock F.C. Football venues in Scotland Scottish Premier League venues Buildings and structures in Kilmarnock Scottish Football League venues Scottish Professional Football League venues Scotland national football team venues Sports venues completed in 1899 1899 establishments in Scotland Sports venues in East Ayrshire