AEW Returns to Newark for Full Gear

Traditions brew in New Jersey.

This fall marks the second consecutive year, and the third time in four years, that AEW will roll into Newark’s Prudential Center.

On Saturday, November 22nd, AEW Full Gear will take place at the home of the New Jersey Devils, promising an exciting night for pro wrestling fans.

As of now, fighter jets haven’t been announced. Last year, John Moxley managed to defeat Orange Cassidy at Full Gear, which was notable given his recent loss as AEW World Champion during all Texas Death Matches in July at Globe Life Field in Arlington.

Other significant matches in Newark last November included Bobby Lashley facing Swerve Strickland, where Lashley won by technical submission, and Kyle Fletcher also had a noteworthy showing.

While we don’t have a confirmed lineup for November, it’s clear that being there live is the best way to experience the action.

One insider mentioned, “It’s crucial to maintain strong ties with fans in New York and New Jersey. I’ve been a fan of wrestling for my entire life. Full Gear is one of AEW’s premier events, and I’m eagerly looking forward to bringing it back to Prudential Center.”

Tickets are on sale starting today if you want to secure a spot.

Purchasing options for AEW Full Gear 2025 at the Prudential Center are available through a secondary ticket market, where prices will vary based on demand.

They offer a full buyer guarantee to ensure transactions are safe and that tickets will arrive on time.

Ticket Details for AEW Full Gear

For a breakdown of available seating at the Prudential Center for the event on November 22nd, check out the following:

Upcoming AEW Events in 2025

If you can’t make it to New Jersey, don’t fret.

At the moment, there are 17 other major AEW events scheduled for this year. You might want to look at the complete list to see if AEW is coming near you soon.

Upcoming AEW Event Dates

• AEW Dynamite – August 6th at Walstein Center, Cleveland, Ohio
• All Elite Wrestling – August 9th at Burgland Center, Roanoke, Virginia
• AEW Dynamite – August 13th at Andrew J. Brady Icon Music Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
• AEW Collision – August 14th at Andrew J. Brady Icon Music Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
• Collision with AEW Dynamite – August 20th at Ovo Hydro, Glasgow, GB
• AEW Dynamite – August 27th at 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Death Before Dishonor – August 29th at 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• All Elite Wrestling – August 30th at 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• AEW Dynamite – September 3rd at 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• AEW Collision – September 6th at 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• AEW Dynamite – September 10th at 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• All Elite Wrestling – September 11th at 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• AEW Dynamite – September 17th at Canada Life Place, London, CA
• I Ask You Everything – September 20th at Scottia Bank Arena, Toronto, CA
• AEW Dynamite – September 24th at Petersen Event Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• AEW WrestleDream – October 18th at Chaifetz Arena, St. Louis, Missouri
• The End of the AEW World – December 27th at current arena, Hoffman Estate, Illinois

Major Concerts Coming in 2025

If you share a passion for live music akin to Moxley’s fervor, you’re in for a treat.

Numerous big-name artists will be touring the U.S. next month, and here are five acts I personally wouldn’t want to miss:

• System of a Down
• Pantera
• Nine Inch Nails
• Turnstile
• Sleep Token

Who else is out there? You might want to explore the biggest hard rockers on the road in 2025 and find a concert that works for you.