M&T Bank Stadium is home to the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens play in the North Division within the AFC. Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards was the original name given when it opened in 1998. Oriole Park at Camden Yards is the home of the Baltimore Orioles, which is adjacent to M&T Bank Stadium. Often called ?The Bank' or ?The Nest', M&T Bank Stadium holds 71,008 people. Outside of hosting the home games for the Ravens, it is also used for occasional concerts, college sporting events, and English Premier League soccer games. On January 15th, 2012, the largest crowd in Ravens history was in attendance for the AFC Divisional playoff game between the Ravens and the Houston Texans. The Ravens would go on to win the game 20-13.The annual college football rivalry between the Maryland Terrapins and the West Virginia Mountaineers will be hosted by M&T Bank Stadium in 2013. In 2014, the Ohio State Buckeyes will face the Navy Midshipmen. The annual Army vs. Navy game will take place at M&T Bank Stadium in 2014 and 2016.There are two video screens in the stadium, one in each end zone. These screens generate 16 million colors and have the capability to consume up to 80,000 watts of electricity.

About Little Feat tickets

You could call Little Feat a blues-based rock and roll, Southern band, but it wouldn't be nearly accurate. The legendary band, formed by guitarist and vocalist Lowell George, is so much more, and any fan of Little Feat knows they virtuoso musicians that made up the group could probably perform in any kind of style. They play rock and blues like few others can, but their sound over the years has also morphed into funk, boogie, Dixie, Americana and jazz. Little Feat came together in 1969 when George met bassist Roy Estrada, both members of Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention at the time. Keyboardist Bill Payne signed on and drummer Richie Hayward came aboard the Little Feat was off and running (originally named when someone pointed out George's 'little feet,' the spelling of 'feat' an homage to the Beatles). Encouraged by Zappa to form his own band after Zappa heard George's tune 'Willin',' George and Little Feat quickly recorded its debut, Under the Radar, and a follow-up, Sailin' Shoes, released in 1972, both of which gained critical acclaim but did not fare well commercially, aside from the success of the song 'Willin',' later popularized by Linda Ronstadt. The band split up, but reformed in 1972 with new bassist Kenny Gradney, and adding another guitarist and percussionist. With the new sound Little Feat changed its sound toward a New Orleans funk groove, and recorded Dixie Chicken and Feats Don't Fail Me Now, which gave the band household name status. Many changes have followed Little Feat through the years, such as George's unfortunate death in 1979, but they continue cranking out their brand of southern funk jazz rock, and Little Feat tickets are a chance to see a rock band quite unlike any other.