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Roxette Mansfield 2026: Tour Schedule & Where to Buy Tickets
Parking & Directions for Roxette Xfinity Center - MA
885 South Main St, Mansfield, MA
02048, US
1. Xfinity Center Lot - 0 miles, $30
2. Walmart Parking - 1 mile, Free
3. Mansfield Train Station - 1.5 miles, $5
4. National Guard Armory - 2 miles, $10
5. Comcast Center Lot (Mansfield) - 0.5 miles, $25
Roxette Tickets at Xfinity Center | Sep 16th Concert & Info
Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts, is more than just a concert venue, it’s an experience that really captures the spirit of live music. If you’ve ever been there, you know the legendary tailgating scene before shows, where fans gather, grill out, and swap stories like old friends, all while soaking up the vibe. It’s that rare mix of laid-back fun and electric energy that makes catching a concert at this place so special, especially for acts like Roxette Mansfield, which drew crowds eager to relive their hits. The outdoor lawn area adds a whole other layer to the concert experience, with lush green space perfect for families or just chilling out between sets. The sound and lighting tech are top-notch, making every note feel alive and immersive. The upper level tends to attract a diverse crowd, from casual listeners to die-hard fans, giving the venue a real sense of community. Getting there is pretty straightforward too, just hop on I-90 East then switch to I-495 or take the Sagamore Connector from Cape Cod if you’re coming up north. Honestly, there’s something about seeing a show at the Xfinity Center that makes you feel like you’re part of something bigger, especially when it’s a band like Roxette Mansfield, which leaves everyone singing long after the lights go out.
