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Notes Live founder JW Roth took part in a phone interview after it was announced that his company is building a world-class amphitheater in Broken Arrow.

Once built, the Sunset Amphitheater will hold 8,000 people and plans to have around 50 concerts each year. As construction reaches 25% completion, a new lawsuit is pumping the brakes.

Residents of Colorado Springs’ northside are suing over a controversial new amphitheater currently under construction.  The suit targets both the city and Notes Live, which is building the Sunset Amphitheater.

(MURFREESBORO) The City of Murfreesboro is constructing a new roadway and it will create another way to get routine as well as emergency traffic around the medical offices and hospital. It is expected to be open for traffic by mid-January, 2024. City of Murfreesboro Development Services Executive Director Greg McKnight told NewsRadio WGNS that construction crews are connecting the Gateway Boulevard from the round about to Robert Rose Dr. The extension is a two-lane extension of Gateway Boulevar ...

Among the week's music industry promotions, hirings and layoffs were at INFAMOUS PR, Epic Records, Matador, Warner Music and Nettwerk, among others.

U.S. News & World Report names UCHealth Memorial Hospital No. 1 in Springs

JW Roth was at the end of the rainbow at the July 12 groundbreaking for The Sunset, but the Notes Live CEO hopes the $55 million, 8,000-person venue will be

Gainesville booming downtown district just got a new concert venue and barbecue restaurant -- both under the same roof.

Colorado Springs-based Notes Live announced its plans to build an outdoor venue in Tulsa two days after unveiling similar plans for Oklahoma City.