When you hear Fiserv Forum, a modern, multi-purpose arena in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin, that opened in 2018 as the new home of the Milwaukee Bucks. Also known as Bucks Arena, it’s not just a basketball venue—it’s where big concerts, UFC fights, and college tournaments turn the city into a hub of energy. This isn’t some old stadium with faded seats and broken concessions. Fiserv Forum was built to be sleek, fast, and fan-first—with over 17,000 seats, a massive video board, and a roof that lets in natural light during day games. It replaced the Bradley Center, and the difference? Night and day.
What makes Fiserv Forum stand out isn’t just its size—it’s who plays there. The Milwaukee Bucks, the NBA team that won the 2021 championship and features Giannis Antetokounmpo call it home, and the place explodes every game night. But it’s not just basketball. Big-name acts like Taylor Swift, Drake, and Metallica have packed the arena for concerts. Even the NCAA March Madness, a major college basketball tournament that draws millions has held games here. You’ll also find UFC events, ice shows, and high school championships—all under one roof. It’s a place where local pride meets national attention.
Location matters too. Right in the heart of Milwaukee, next to the Milwaukee River and just steps from restaurants, bars, and public transit, Fiserv Forum is easy to get to and hard to ignore. The parking is organized, the entry lines move fast, and the food options? Way better than your average arena hot dog. Whether you’re there for a buzzer-beater, a surprise guest performer, or just to feel the crowd roar, it’s the kind of place that sticks with you.
What you’ll find below are real stories from inside Fiserv Forum—game recaps, concert reviews, behind-the-scenes moments, and the people who make it all happen. No fluff. Just what went down when the lights went up.
Ryan Rollins scored a career-high 32 points to lead the Milwaukee Bucks past the Golden State Warriors 120-110 on October 30, 2025, with Giannis Antetokounmpo sidelined. His breakout performance may solve Milwaukee’s guard issues since Jrue Holiday’s departure.