Fulham Football Club is considering proposals to host up to six concerts per year at its stadium, Craven Cottage, according to new proposal.
At the moment, around 25 matches are hosted at the stadium in a typical league season, including 19 home games in the Premier League and then depending on how far they progress in the League Cup or FA Cup.
But when the stadium is not in use during the off-season between June and July, the club is now considering hosting “carefully managed” concerts inside the stadium.
This comes after plans were also announced for a Parisian-style members club at the location.
At this stage, Fulham FC is holding a public consultation to provide information on proposals to host up to six concerts each year at Craven Cottage.
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The event will also provide a space to offer an update on Fulham Pier, including openings and milestones for the new riverside destination for leisure and food.
The public exhibition will be held on September 30, working like an open drop-in where anyone can come by the Media Office (next to the Johnny Haynes statue at Craven Cottage, Stevenage Road, London SW6 6HH) between 2pm and 7pm.
“We warmly welcome you to come along, meet the team, hear about the proposals, and provide your comments,” reads the announcement from Fulham Football Club.
That event is the beginning of a two-week public consultation on the concerts proposal, which will run until Tuesday, October 14.
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The football club’s official website will be updated with more information and an online feedback form when the consultation launches on September 30 for those who cannot make the drop-in session in person.
Craven Cottage wouldn’t be the only sporting venue to double as an entertainment space, with London’s Wembley Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium both also playing host concerts.
Elsewhere in the UK, there’s also Cardiff’s Principality Stadium and Edinburgh’s Murrayfield, to name but a few.
