{{Short description|Sports venue in Shanghai, China}} {{Distinguish|Shanghai Stadium|Shanghai Oriental Sports Center}} {{For|the metro station|Shanghai Indoor Stadium station}} {{More citations needed|date=December 2009}} {{Infobox venue |name = Shanghai Indoor Stadium <br />{{nobold|{{lang|zh-hans|上海体育馆}}}} |image = 213px|Shanghai Indoor Stadium |nickname = Shanghai Grand Stage |location = Xuhui District, Shanghai |coordinates = {{Coord|31|11|0.10|N|121|26|0.78|E|region:CN-31_type:landmark|display=inline,title}} |built = 1975 |opened = 1976 |renovated = 1999, 2004 |owner = Shanghai East Asia Sports & Culture Center |surface = Flooring |tenants = Shanghai Sharks<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.jfdaily.com/sgh/detail?id=932876 | title=新年新面貌！徐家汇体育公园升级焕新颜_上观新闻 }}</ref> |seating_capacity = 13,000 }}
The '''Shanghai Indoor Stadium''' ({{Zh|s=上海体育馆|labels=no}}) is a multi-purpose gymnasium in Shanghai used mostly for basketball games.
Hailed as a great feat of engineering at the time of its construction, the building is now considered dated and out-classed by newly constructed sporting facilities nearby. It is now used for entertainment events and sporting competitions, like table tennis.
== Name == The Shanghai Indoor Stadium is located close to Shanghai Stadium, the home of Shanghai Shenhua. The two facilities have very similar names in Chinese – the Shanghai Indoor Stadium is literally called a "Sports Arena" ({{lang|zh-hans|{{linktext|体育|馆}}}}) while the Shanghai Stadium is called a "Sports Field" ({{lang|zh-hans|体育{{linktext|场}}}}) – while in English their names differ only by the addition of "Indoor". This poor translation has been a source of confusion, especially after the opening of Shanghai Metro Line 4 with adjacent stations of these names.
When serving as a concert venue, it is often referred to as Shanghai Grand Stage ({{zh|t=上海大舞台}}) or Shanghai Gymnasium. It is also the venue for the annual Shanghai Masters snooker championship, a major event on the international snooker calendar.
== Notable events == === Concerts by international performers === ;2001-2009 * 20 February 2001: ''La Luna World Tour'' - Sarah Brightman * 19&21 September 2004: ''Elton John 2004 Tour'' - Elton John * 12 December 2005: Michael Bolton * 18 January 2006: ''Never Gone Tour'' - Backstreet Boys * 8 April 2006: ''A Bigger Bang Tour'' - The Rolling Stones * 15 May 2006: Robin Gibb * 26 June 2006: ''Face To Face Tour'' - Westlife * 20 July 2006: ''Monkey Business Tour'' - The Black Eyed Peas * 20 January 2007: Eric Clapton * 12 February 2007: ''The Dark Side of the Moon Live'' - Roger Waters * 26 June 2007: ''Back to Basics Tour'' - Christina Aguilera * 5 November 2007: ''The Beyoncé Experience'' - Beyoncé * 3 November 2008: ''Glow in the Dark Tour'' - Kanye West * 27 March 2009: ''The Symphony World Tour'' - Sarah Brightman *3 May 2009: ''Sleepless Night'' - Vitas
;2010-2016 * 8 April 2011: ''Never Ending Tour 2011'' - Bob Dylan * 2 May 2011: ''The Black Star Tour'' - Avril Lavigne * 26 July 2011: The Cranberries * 9 August 2011：Suede * 25 February 2012: ''Greatest Hits'' - Westlife * 4 April 2012:''Screaming Bloody Murder Tour'' - Sum 41 * 28 May 2013: ''In a World Like This Tour'' - Backstreet Boys * 23 June 2013: ''Dreamchaser World Tour'' - Sarah Brightman * 20 August 2013: ''Electric Tour'' - Pet Shop Boys * 2 November 2013:'' Native Tour'' - OneRepublic * 21 September 2014: ''You and Me Tour'' - Shane Filan of Westlife * 1 April 2015: Jason Mraz * 19 August 2015: ''Smoke + Mirrors Tour'' - Imagine Dragons * 8 October 2015: Megadeth * 27 February 2016: ''Sounds Live Feels Live World Tour'' - 5 Seconds Of Summer * 4 October 2016: Kesha
=== Domestic, Asian & other events === right|thumb|Inside the stadium * 30 and 31 May 1997: ''ID Tour'' – Aska Concert Tour 1997 * 26 and 27 November 1999: ''Asian Tour No Doubt'' – Chage & Aska Asian Tour 1999 * 22 April 2007: ''Tour of Secret'' – Ayumi Hamasaki Asia Tour 2007 * 17 November 2007: ''Alive in live'' – Chage & Aska Asian Tour 2007 * 22 November 2008: ''1st Asia Tour: Super Show'' – Super Junior, in front of 11,000 people * 11 and 12 July 2009: BEST FICTION TOUR 2008–2009 – Namie Amuro * 6 and 7 March 2010: ''2nd Asia Tour: Super Show 2'' – Super Junior, in front of 22,000 people. * 17 April 2010: ''1st Asia Tour: Into The New World'' – Girls' Generation, in front of 7,000 people *28 August 2010: I AM World Tour-JJ Lin *7 November 2010: JYJ The Beginning Showcase World Tour (2010) - JYJ * 30 October 2011: X Japan * 14 March 2012: ''Charm School World Tour'' – Roxette * 30 April 2012: ''2012 Shinhwa Grand Tour in Shanghai: The Return'' - Shinhwa * 11 April 2014: ''AON: All Or Nothing World Tour 2014'' - 2NE1 * 17 January 2015: Worldwide Inner Circle Conference: WWIC 2015 - WINNER * 30 May 2015: Pink Paradise - Apink * 7 October 2015: ''Zhang Yixing 2nd Birthday Concert'' - Lay * 25 October 2015: ''SHINee Concert: "SHINee World IV 2015"'' - SHINee * February 2016: Dota 2 Asia Championships * 2 April 2017: X NINE Shanghai Live Concert
=== Sporting events === * 23 August 2025: UFC Fight Night: Walker vs. Zhang
== Transportation == {{Portal|Architecture}}
Shanghai Indoor Stadium can be reached by taking Shanghai Metro Line 1 or Line 4 to the Shanghai Indoor Stadium station. The Caoxi Road Public Transport Hub as well as Caoxi Road Station, part of Metro Line 3, is located just to the south of it.
==See also== *List of indoor arenas in China
== References == {{Reflist}}
== External links == {{Commons category-inline|Shanghai Indoor Stadium}}
{{Xuhui District}} {{Shanghai|state=expanded}} {{Authority control}}
Category:Sports venues completed in 1975 Category:1975 establishments in China Category:Indoor arenas in China Category:Sports venues in Shanghai Category:Snooker venues Category:1976 in Shanghai