Just Walk Out Makes Its Forum Debut
On Friday night, the Forum became the first West Coast facility to open a checkout-free concession area powered by Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology. Continue Reading Just Walk Out Makes Its Forum Debut
Read Moreby Roy Trakin | Oct 19, 2021 | Technology, General, Pulse | 0
On Friday night, the Forum became the first West Coast facility to open a checkout-free concession area powered by Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology. Continue Reading Just Walk Out Makes Its Forum Debut
Read Moreby Pollstar Staff | Jun 18, 2021 | General, Industry Awards, Pulse | 0
In the absence of traditional touring activity and live events, Pollstar honored the decade’s most successful artists, venues and events at its 2021 awards. Continue Reading Beyoncé, Troubadour, Forum, Coachella, Billy Strings, Bert Kreischer Among Pollstar Awards Winners
Read Moreby Rob Knapp | Sep 22, 2020 | Branding & Sponsorships, Naming Rights | 0
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Read Moreby Don Muret | Aug 24, 2020 | Branding & Sponsorships, Naming Rights | 0
CAA Sports is looking for a naming rights partner for the Forum, which Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer bought for $400 million earlier this year.
Continue Reading CAA Sports Selling Forum Naming Rights
Read Moreby James Zoltak | Mar 24, 2020 | Arenas & Stadiums, General, Pulse | 0
The Forum has been strictly a music venue since 2014 after a $100M renovation by The Madison Square Garden Co. (Courtesy the Forum) Acquisition would clear way for Clippers’ arena The NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers have reached an agreement to buy the Forum from The Madison Square Garden Co. for $400 million, paving the way for team owner Steve Ballmer to move forward with plans to develop a new arena near the venerable Inglewood venue, it was announced Tuesday. The purchase involves a newly formed entity, CAPSS LLC, and was driven by Ballmer, the Clippers chairman, and Clippers Vice Chairman Dennis Wong, the team announced. “By reaching an agreement with MSG, CAPSS LLC will acquire the Inglewood venue, simultaneously resolving litigation surrounding plans for the new NBA arena,” according to a statement from the Clippers. “As part of the agreement, all of MSG’s current Forum employees will be extended employment… Continue Reading Ballmer Has Deal to Buy Forum for $400M in Cash
Continue Reading Ballmer Has Deal to Buy Forum for $400M in Cash
Read Moreby Lisa White | Mar 3, 2020 | Regional Reports | 0
GREEN SPACE: The large plaza at Irvine’s FivePoint Amphitheatre is mostly grass and offers a summer picnic vibe. (Courtesy Nederlander Concerts) Golden State venues make the most out of their popular locale THE CIRCUIT What went right at some of the state’s top-performing venues last year FivePoint Amphitheatre, Irvine Dylan Greer, general manager How did you do last year? We had a great 2019 season at FivePoint Amphitheatre. It was a busy one with 41 shows, which included artists across all genres. Big shows Korn, Florida Georgia Line, Hootie & the Blowfish, Santana, Zac Brown Band, Chris Young, Morrissey and a Social Distortion 40th anniversary show. This year’s lineup includes The 1975, Brad Paisley, The Avett Brothers, FishFest with Chris Tomlin, Chicago and Rick Springfield, Chris Young, Sugarland, Foreigner, Incubus and 311, Megadeth and Lamb of God, Halsey, Kidz Bop Live, Disturbed, Sammy Hagar & the Circle and Whitesnake,… Continue Reading Cashing In in Cali
Continue Reading Cashing In in Cali
Read Moreby VenuesNow Staff | Mar 2, 2020 | Arenas & Stadiums, General, Pulse | 0
The Forum in Inglewood, Calif., is owned by The Madison Square Garden Co., which made it a music-only venue. Move by Clippers’ owner comes amid legal fight over planned arena Steve Ballmer, owner of the NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers, is in negotiations to buy the Forum from The Madison Square Garden Co., according to a source as well as multiple published reports that surfaced Sunday night and which ESPN.com first broke. The news comes amid a legal battle between MSG and both the city of Inglewood and Ballmer dating to 2018 and stemming from Ballmer’s intention to develop a nearby arena estimated to cost $1 billion. The Clippers issued the following statement: “The Clippers continue to pursue plans to build a state-of-the-art, 18,000-seat basketball arena and entertainment complex in Inglewood and are currently working with the city to successfully complete the comprehensive Environmental Impact Report. We are examining every possible way… Continue Reading Ballmer in Talks to Buy Forum From MSG
Continue Reading Ballmer in Talks to Buy Forum From MSG
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