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Qwest Field Seattle, Washington was originally named Seahawks Stadium.  Locals affectionately refer to Qwest Field Seattle, WA as "The Hawk", or the "Hawks Nest".  The name Qwest Field, Seattle was announced on June 2, 2004, after Qwest bought the naming rights for $75 million (for 15 years). Although some people began using the name Qwest Field in Seattle immediately, official approval wasn't given until twenty-two days later (June 24) by the Washington State Public Stadium Authority. In order to be able to offer Qwest Field Seattle, Washington tickets, Seahawks owner Paul Allen funded about 30% of the stadium's cost out of his pocket.  The remainder of the cost was paid for by a funding package of user fees, sports lottery revenue, and taxes on related industries.  The investment was well worth it if you gauge by the number of Qwest Field ticket sales; Qwest Field box office tickets are among the most popular in Washington.  
Evidence for the popularity of Qwest Field Seattle, WA tickets can be seen in the reputation it has earned as arguably the loudest stadium in the NFL.  Despite the large number of Qwest Field Washington tickets sold for the Qwest Field schedule, when you take in a game at Qwest Field live it feels like double the number of Qwest Field event tickets sold.  One reason is Allen had the architects design the structure of the stadium, especially the roof, to direct as much crowd noise as possible on the field. In addition, the north end zone of Qwest Field seating, called the "Hawks Nest", was specifically designed for rowdy fans; the seating consists of metal bleachers which reflect sound, and fans often stomp to create even more. Since the 2005 season, more penalties for false starts have been called against visiting teams in Qwest Field than in any other NFL stadium, a stat that makes the job the Qwest Field box office does easy.  Fans fortunate enough to have Qwest Field tickets want to continue this legacy.  At one point during the 2006 season, the New York Giants complained that Qwest Field was artificially piping in noise in order to distract visiting quarterbacks from running a count during a Qwest Field play. During the 2005 NFC Championship Game against the Carolina Panthers, the decibel level recorded by Fox's telecast producers reached 137db for the Qwest Field event.
Qwest Field events are known for their versatility, though football games remain the most popular.  Acquiring Qwest Field concert tickets is recommended if you have an opportunity to be entertained by a Qwest Field concert.  You can rest assured that the Qwest Field musical artist will be among the nation's best.   

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