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CSO, MEMI announce $118M first-of-its-kind Music and Entertainment Venue at Coney Island Site
The region’s most experienced live music and event planners are amping up the concert and festival scene in Cincinnati with plans to build a $118 million, state-of-the art venue that they promise will be a one-of-a-kind entertainment campus destined to be a “must play” stop for the music industry’s top acts.
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The Andrew J Brady Music Center Nominated For "Theater Of The Year" Award
The Andrew J Brady Music Center opened its doors in July of 2021 and in only seven months has proven to be one of the region’s top music venues. On February 10th The Academy of Country Music released its 2022 nominations and included with this year’s Industry Award nominees for ‘Theater of The Year’ was none other than Cincinnati’s own Andrew J Brady Music Center.
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Rose Music Center at The Heights Nominated for Academy of Country Music Award
The Academy of Country Music® announced the nominations for the 55th ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS™ last week. Among the nominees is Rose Music Center for Outdoor Venue of The Year. Rose Music Center is located in Huber Heights, Ohio.
The Stuart & Mimi Rose Music Center at The Heights opened in May of 2015. The venue is owned by the City of Huber Heights and operated by Music & Event Management, Inc. Last year’s season included concerts by country artists Sugarland, Lady Antebellum, Travis Tritt, Charlie Daniels Band, Brett Eldredge and Vince Gill.
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MEMI announces name for new music venue at The Banks
Music & Event Management, Inc. (MEMI) announced today the new music venue at The Banks in Cincinnati will be called The Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center. Unique in design and capacity, the $27 million state-of-the-art facility is set to open in Fall of 2020 and will be unparalleled to any other music venue in the region.
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MEMI receives final approval for music venue at the Banks
After months of negotiations between Cincinnati City Council and the Board of Hamilton County Commissioners, the $27 million music venue set to go at the Banks has received all of the approvals needed from Cincinnati City Council to make the project a reality.