2014 and has been completely rebuilt to modern standards. It was built as a covered terrace in 1928, converted to seats in the 1990s and was the traditional home fans' end until 1994. It was known as the East End to City fans. Williams Stand The Williams Stand was on the southwest side, which included the directors' box and press box, and was built in 1958. The lower part of the stand was a terrace known as the Grand Enclosure until it was converted to seating in the 1990s. This stand was also named after a former chairman Des Williams. Demolition of this stand occurred in June 2015 in preparation for rebuilding to modern standards over the course of the next year. Redevelopment of Ashton Gate Following extensive planning and the failed bid to develop a new ground at Ashton Vale, and criticism of the failure of so many major leisure and sporting projects in Bristol, Bristol City finally decided to press ahead with a major redevelopment of the current site at Ashton Gate. This was approved in late 2013, with final clearance given in spring 2014, and work started in May 2014, following the final home fixture of the 2013–14 season. The plans for redevelopment were as follows: Demolition of the existing Williams and Wedlock (East End) stands, to be replaced by new, larger stands, with executive boxes. Extension of the existing Dolman stand Shifting of the current pitch by 5 metres to enable the Dolman extension, and a new pitch laid to enable shared use with the rugby club Other works to the ground to bring it in line with modern stadia, with capacity of around 27,000 The works were completed prior to the start of the 2016–17 season. Other uses Rugby Union Since August 2014 Ashton Gate has also been the home of Bristol Bears. Ashton Gate has also held two international rugby union matches, as follows: In September 2020, it was announced the stadium would host the 2019–20 Heineken Champions Cup final on 17 October, the match was originally scheduled to be held in Marseille but was moved due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Rugby League Ashton Gate has held one rugby league tour match, as follows: Music Ashton Gate has played host to concerts, including those of The Who, The Rolling Stones, Westlife, Bryan Adams, Neil Diamond, Bon Jovi, The Best, Elton John Meat Loaf, Muse,