Rose Bowl Stadium Launches New Virtual Events for Fans

This week, the Rose Bowl Stadium launched a new online-based, virtual event world for attendees and fans alike to join, by creating Rose Bowl LIVE! Weekly, the Rose Bowl Stadium will bring you free virtual events from some of the biggest names in sports, food and fun through Facebook and YouTube Live. Fans are encouraged to ask questions and become a part of the dialogue as these celebrities want to hear from you. You won’t want to miss this unique and amazing opportunity, so plan to register today!

The upcoming Rose Bowl LIVE! schedule is as follows:

• Saturday, April 25: Dan Fouts and Tim Brant

Following the NFL draft, join us as broadcasters Dan Fouts and Tim Brant share moments from the “Granddaddy of Them All”, including memories of announcing the game with the legendary voice of college football, Keith Jackson.

• Saturday, May 2: Coach Dick Vermeil and John Sciarra

Former Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams and Kansas City Chiefs Head Coach, Dick Vermeil is joined by former UCLA Bruin football player, John Sciarra.

• Saturday, May 9: Ann Meyers Drysdale

Former UCLA Bruins women’s basketball player and Olympian, Ann Meyers Drysdale joins us.

• Saturday, May 16: Brandi Chastain and Julie Foudy

1999 Women’s World Cup champions Brandi Chastain and Julie Foudy enter the Rose Bowl Stadium virtual event room!

To register for these free events and to receive updates as new events are added, please visit: https://www.rosebowllive.tv

About the Rose Bowl Stadium

The Rose Bowl Stadium is the proud home of the Tournament of Roses’ Rose Bowl Game, UCLA Bruins football, AmericaFest Fourth of July Celebration, concerts including Kenny Chesney, Coldplay, Taylor Swift and U2, international and Premier League soccer matches and the World’s Largest Flea Market.

A National Historic Landmark built in 1922 and known around the world, the Rose Bowl Stadium has earned its world class reputation by hosting five NFL Super Bowl games, the 1984 Olympic Soccer matches, the 1994 Men’s World Cup, the 1999 Women’s World Cup, four BCS National College Football Championship Games and the College Football Playoff Semi-Final game.