City leaders noted they may still deny the project in the future, but they needed more information to make their decision.
Tag: Great Park Amphitheater
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Irvine Considers Building Temporary Great Park Amphitheater
After Live Nation shutdown the FivePoint Amphitheater, city leaders are considering building their own.
Posted inEconomy
Irvine Kills Negotiations With Live Nation, Wants Amphitheater to Generate City Revenue
City leaders considered having Live Nation run their proposed facility worth over $150 million for months, but they formally killed any chance of a deal Tuesday night and are looking for another operator.
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Irvine Considers Funding $100 Million Great Park Amphitheater
Despite being a public facility, the proposed amphitheater would be managed by Live Nation, who would hang onto most of the revenue from the facility.
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Irvine Leaders Gear Up To Deliver on the Great Promises of the Great Park
City leaders are cheering on the billion dollar investment they have planned for the park, but many of their biggest projects remain fuzzy on the details.
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Irvine Moves Forward With $1 Billion in New Great Park Debt for Development
The money is slated for the city’s new plan for the park, including an amphitheater, aquatics center, botanical gardens and a series of other projects.
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Irvine To Approve Over $1 Billion in New Great Park Debt to Finance New Projects
The Great Park’s total bond debt is now over $1.5 billion, and is set to be paid off by special taxes on homes surrounding the park over the next several decades.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Figlo: New Amphitheater Will Continue 42-Years of Live Music in Irvine
Irvine City staff have gone rogue after decades of good partnership with a live music producer. Many Irvine and Orange County residents are waiting for the long-promised 14,000 seat venue in Irvine, which will bring world-class talent to a world-class city for generations to come.
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Should Irvine Taxpayers Float a Public Amphitheatre for an Entertainment Giant?
Irvine leaders have approved plans to move forward with a 14,000 seat amphitheater paid for by taxpayers last week but under the current deal there isn’t much tax revenue for the city.
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Irvine Continues Negotiating Publicly Funded Amphitheater With Live Nation
City staff will continue negotiating with Live Nation to build a 14,000 seat amphitheater despite growing concerns they’ve reached a stalemate. It’s also currently expected to cost the city $114 million.
