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/ September 8, 2026
Ascend Amphitheater sits on the west bank of the Cumberland River in downtown Nashville, part of Metro Riverfront Park at 301 1st Avenue South. The city-owned venue opened on July 30, 2015, on the site of a former thermal transfer plant that had been phased
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/ September 7, 2026
The Salt Shed was a music venue built inside the former Morton Salt packaging and warehousing facility along the Chicago River in the city’s West Town neighborhood. A group of Chicago hospitality companies, including 16″ on Center, bought the vacant industrial site in 2017 and
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/ September 4, 2026
The Met Philadelphia is a concert venue housed inside the former Metropolitan Opera House at 858 N. Broad Street in North Philadelphia. Built in 1908 by impresario Oscar Hammerstein I and designed by architect William H. McElfatrick, the building originally seated more than 4,000 people,
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/ August 31, 2026
Forest Hills Stadium is an outdoor concert venue on the grounds of the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, Queens, New York City. Built in 1923, the horseshoe-shaped stadium was originally constructed to host tennis, serving as the home of the U.S. National Championships
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/ August 29, 2026
The Brooklyn Paramount is a live music venue inside a lavishly restored 1928 movie palace at 385 Flatbush Avenue Extension in Downtown Brooklyn. Designed by the Chicago architecture firm Rapp and Rapp for Paramount Pictures, the rococo-style theater originally sat over 4,000 guests and hosted
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/ August 28, 2026
Osaka-jo Hall (大阪城ホール), often written in English as Osaka Castle Hall or Osaka-jō Hall, is a 16,000-capacity indoor arena built into Osaka Castle Park in Chuo-ku, Osaka. Since opening in 1983, it has hosted everything from New Japan Pro-Wrestling’s biggest cards to major international concert
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/ August 27, 2026
Ask most Sydneysiders how many people the Enmore Theatre holds and you’ll get two different answers — both correct. The Newtown landmark can seat up to 1,700 people for a theatre-style show, or pack in as many as 2,500 for a standing gig, making it
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/ August 13, 2026
Frost Amphitheater is a grassy, tree-lined outdoor concert bowl on the campus of Stanford University in Stanford, California. Opened in 1937, it was built as a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frost in memory of their son, John Laurence Frost, who died of polio
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/ August 13, 2026
PNC Music Pavilion was a 19,500-capacity outdoor amphitheater in the University City area of Charlotte, North Carolina, that served as one of the Carolinas’ premier stops on the summer touring circuit. Opened on July 4, 1991, the Live Nation-operated venue carried the PNC name from
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/ August 11, 2026
Dos Equis Pavilion is the current name for one of Dallas’s biggest outdoor amphitheaters, tucked inside the Fair Park complex and drawing tens of thousands of fans across a single concert season. Whether you’re trying to figure out how many people fit in the place
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/ August 8, 2026
The Mann Center for the Performing Arts is an outdoor amphitheater in West Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, that has served as the summer home of the Philadelphia Orchestra since it opened in 1976. It picked up where the nearby Robin Hood Dell amphitheater left off, continuing
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/ August 8, 2026
Concord Pavilion opened in May 1975 as an 8,500-seat outdoor amphitheater in the hills of Concord, California, designed by architect Frank Gehry with landscape design by Peter Walker. The city built the venue after a successful 1973 summer music festival showed local appetite for a
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/ August 1, 2026
The Fillmore Auditorium sits in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood inside a building with a surprisingly winding past. Constructed in 1907 as the Mammoth Roller Skating Rink, the structure later housed an early automobile manufacturer, an ice rink, a warehouse, and a nightclub before Live Nation
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/ July 29, 2026
The Fabulous Fox Theatre opened on January 31, 1929, as one of the crown jewel movie palaces built by film mogul William Fox, designed by architect C. Howard Crane in an ornate “Siamese Byzantine” style that blends Asian, Egyptian, Moorish, and Babylonian decorative motifs. Sitting
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/ July 28, 2026
The Academy of Music at 240 South Broad Street is the anchor of Philadelphia’s Avenue of the Arts — a gilded, horseshoe-shaped opera house that has hosted performances continuously since its opening night in January 1857, making it the oldest opera house in the United
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/ July 24, 2026
Parc del Fòrum is a sprawling seafront esplanade straddling the Sant Martí district of Barcelona and the neighboring town of Sant Adrià de Besòs. Built in 2004 to host the Universal Forum of Cultures, the roughly 200,000-square-meter (about 49-acre) site was designed by architects Elías
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/ June 20, 2026
Fiserv Forum opened on August 26, 2018 in the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin, replacing the aging BMO Harris Bradley Center as the city’s premier sports and entertainment destination. The 714,000-square-foot arena cost $524 million to build and was designed by a team that included
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/ June 16, 2026
Webster Hall stands at 125 East 11th Street in Manhattan’s East Village, one of New York City’s most storied live music and nightlife destinations. Built in 1886 by architect Charles Rentz in the Queen Anne style, it was originally conceived as a ‘hall for hire,’
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/ June 15, 2026
The Hollywood Palladium — at 6215 Sunset Boulevard in the heart of Los Angeles — is one of the most storied concert venues on the West Coast. With a capacity of up to 4,000 standing concertgoers on its sweeping 11,200-square-foot dance floor, it occupies a
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/ June 15, 2026
Riverbend Music Center — officially the J. Ralph Corbett Pavilion — opened on July 4, 1984, along the banks of the Ohio River in Cincinnati, Ohio. Designed by celebrated postmodern architect Michael Graves at a construction cost of roughly $9 million, the venue was built
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