Two years and a pandemic later, fans will again take to TIAA Bank Field for live music Saturday night.

TIAA Bank Stadium wasn’t the only place in downtown Jacksonville where people were rocking the night away Thursday. A mile away at Riverfront Plaza, the former Jacksonville Landing site, hundreds attended the last show in a series of free outdoor concerts this year.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. San Jose Prep will hold its graduation this weekend at TIAA Bank Field. The graduation comes after the COVID-19 pandemic canceled many traditional senior activities and forced the rest of their final semester online. According to the school, everyone entering the stadium will be required to bring and wear a mask. Due to social distancing guidelines, there will be protocols in place for entering and exiting the stadium. Families and guests will be required to properly social distance inside the stadium.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Renderings of the first two phases of development of Lot J near TIAA Bank Stadium, the Shipyards and a previously unannounced residential expansion north of Lot J was laid out in a presentation this week to the Meninak Club of Jacksonville, according to a report from News4Jax news partner the Jacksonville Daily Record. The $450 million to $500 million Phase I of Lot J is made up of the Live! Arena entertainment venue, a 200-unit boutique hotel and 700 residential units, the Daily Record reported. Phase II is west of Lot J at what is a retention pond at North Georgia Street and Gator Bowl Boulevard. Smith told the Daily Record that crews could begin environmental remediation at Lot J by summer, but he doesn’t expect vertical construction until June 2021.

People arriving to the gates of TIAA Bank Stadium to attend The Rolling Stones concert. Copyright 2019 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.