Events At The Halliwell Jones Stadium
Rugby League
- Super League – Warrington Wolves
2013 Rugby League World Cup
- The stadium will host two fixtures in the 2013 Rugby League World Cup: the Group B match between New Zealand and Samoa on Sunday 27 October, and a Quarter-final on Sunday 17 November.
National League Grand Finals:
- 2006 – Hull KR v Widnes Vikings, Sheffield Eagles v Swinton Lions, Hemel Stags v Bramley Buffaloes
- 2008 – Salford City Reds v Crusaders RL, Barrow Raiders v Oldham Roughyeds, Crusaders Colts v Bramley
- 2009 – Barrow Raiders v Halifax RLFC, Keighley Cougars v Oldham Roughyeds, Bramley Buffaloes v Huddersfield Underbank Rangers
- 2010 – Featherstone Rovers v Halifax RLFC, York City Knights v Oldham Roughyeds, Warrington Wizards v Huddersfield Underbank Rangers
- 2011 - Featherstone Rovers v Sheffield Eagles, Workington Town v Keighley Cougars, Huddersfield Underbank Rangers v Kippax Knights
Challenge Cup Semi Finals:
- 2004 – St Helens v Huddersfield
- 2007 – Wigan v Catalans Dragons
- 2009 – St Helens v Huddersfield
- 2011 - Wigan v St Helens
Four Nations:
- 2011 - New Zealand v Australia
Internationals:
- 2007 – Northern Union v All Golds Centenary International
Football
- Liverpool Reserves
- Women's 2005 Euro Championship
Music events
- Autumn Pops Concert with Three Sporting Tenors
TV Events
- Candy Cabs – Filming at the Stadium during July 2010. The series aired in April 2011 on BBC One.
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