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About Appalachian Wireless Arena
Welcome to Appalachian Wireless Arena, the 126,000-square-foot, multi‑purpose arena and conference facility in the heart of Pikeville. With an arena floor of 24,000 sq ft and three levels of seating, the venue hosts a wide range of concerts, sporting events, family shows, and conferences. From classic rock legends to modern country acts, this venue draws crowds from across the region. We’ve got you covered with practical info to help you secure your seats, plan your visit, and find convenient nearby accommodations and dining.
Whether you’re planning a night out with friends or a family trip, Appalachian Wireless Arena offers accessible parking, straightforward directions, and proximity to comfortable hotel stays. For the latest show lineup and seating specifics, check the venue’s official seating chart and artist pages. Remember, securing your tickets early helps avoid sold-out scenarios, and our team is here to help you navigate the process with ease.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: up to 7,000 for concerts; about 5,700 for sporting events.
- Address: 126 Main Street, Pikeville, KY 41501.
- Venue type: multi‑purpose arena/conference facility; 126,000 sq ft facility with a 24,000 sq ft arena floor and 3 levels.
- Seating chart: official seating charts page available on the arena’s site.
- Parking: downtown parking garage with 680 spaces plus 1,500 surface parking spaces citywide (free).
- Transit: no on‑site transit; nearest public transit provided by Sandy Valley Transportation Services (805 Hambley Blvd, Pikeville, KY 41501).
- Nearby hotels: Hampton Inn Pikeville (0.3 miles); Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pikeville nearby.
- Notable events: acts like Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, 3 Doors Down, Godsmack, Martina McBride, Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, Tim McGraw, among others.
- Renamed: formerly Eastern Kentucky Expo Center (2005–2019); renamed Appalachian Wireless Arena after naming rights in 2019.