of the matches saw teams pass 100 points: England beat the Netherlands 110–0 in a qualifier and New Zealand defeated Italy 101–3 in the pool. Concerts The first concerts at the stadium were on 25 and 26 July 1995 by American band R.E.M., attended by around 80,000 people and providing a £3 million boom to local businesses. The Eagles, Bryan Adams and The Beautiful South also performed there in the 1990s, followed four years later by Bon Jovi in June 2001. After three years with no performances, Blue played at the stadium on the 31 July 2004 with Girls Aloud and Darius supporting, in an event to reveal Galpharm's new sponsorship of the venue. The following two summers, Elton John and Lulu in 2005, and Bryan Adams again in 2006, performed. After a gap of twelve years, Little Mix were booked to perform in July 2018 followed by Take That in June 2019. Green Day, Weezer and Fall Out Boy in June 2022, a gig that was delayed by 2 years postponement due to COVID Pandemic. References External links Football venues in England Huddersfield Town A.F.C. Rugby league stadiums in England Huddersfield Giants Rugby union stadiums in England Rugby League World Cup stadiums Rugby World Cup stadiums Sports venues in Huddersfield Sports venues completed in 1994 Premier League venues 1994 establishments in England