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Bands like Diamond Rio, the Atlanta Rhythm Section, Shenandoah and other 70s and 80s pop, rock and country acts will soon have a Gainesville venue to play at.

(MURFREESBORO) What will developers do now that there were not enough city council votes last week to approve the project in the first of three votes? Mayor McFarland will be on WGNS this coming Wednesday morning to address this topic?  Councilman Shawn Wright was one of the two ney votes. His concern was noise and traffic, since the complex would be across from the hospital. He is specifically worried that heavy traffic during concerts would create issues for emergency vehicle...

The proposed Notes Live Amphitheater project failed to get a majority vote from a divided Murfreesboro City Council for the development agreement.

  (MURFREESBORO) Local residents and music lovers throughout Tennessee are excited about an announcement made earlier this year regarding a new concert venue that will be built Murfreesboro. Some are saying the venue will fill the long left gap in outdoor entertainment that hasn't been felt (or heard) since the closing of the Starwood Amphitheater. Starwood opened 1.3-miles west of the LaVergne city limits in Antioch at the start of 1986. The venue closed twenty-years late...

Notes Live, the entertainment company founded by Colorado Springs businessman J.W. Roth that’s proposed an 8,000-seat outdoor amphitheater on the city’s north side, aims to become a publicly traded company

Notes Live, the entertainment company founded by Colorado Springs businessman J.W. Roth thats proposed an 8,000-seat outdoor amphitheater on the citys north side, aims to become a publicly traded company

Notes Live, the entertainment company founded by Colorado Springs businessman J.W. Roth thats proposed an 8,000-seat outdoor amphitheater on the citys north side, aims to become a publicly traded company

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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – The Murfreesboro City Council Wednesday (June 8) approved the City’s $247.1 million proposed Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23) General Fund Budget on second reading following a special Budget Review meeting on May 19, 2022, and public hearing and first reading May 26, 2022. “The City of Murfreesboro remains in excellent financial condition after successfully managing our fiscal strength through the pandemic,” said Mayor Shane McFarland...

An Editor’s Note published in April in the Colorado Springs Business Journal (“Heading back to the ‘90s,” April 15) claims Colorado Springs is moving “in the wrong direction.” But at