Live Nation Entertainment is investing $1 billion to build new and revitalized live music venues in an effort to bring more big shows to smaller cities across the nation, Fox News Digital has learned.
The investment comes after President Donald Trump’s March executive order targeting ticket scalpers and strengthening protection for artists and their fans.
Live Nation told Fox News Digital that “every fan deserves access to unforgettable live music — without having to drive hours to a major city.”
The company will expand with venues in “smaller, underserved” music markets.
Fox News Digital has learned that the new venues will be built in Allentown, Pennsylvania; Birmingham, Alabama; Denver; Indianapolis; Memphis, Tennessee; Milwaukee; Nashville, Tennessee; Orlando, Florida; Portland, Maine; Portland, Oregon; Pittsburgh; Raleigh, North Carolina; Richmond, Virginia; Riverside, Missouri; Seattle; Shakopee, Minnesota; and Virginia Beach, Virginia.
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