Sports architect Gensler dropped a bomb on Wednesday — somewhat awkwardly — by disclosing the firm had hired veteran AECOM architects Greg Brown and Scott Sayers in a blog posted on the company’s website. Continue Reading Gensler hires 5 more AECOM architects
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TAKEDOWN IN ST. LOUIS: The Stifel Theatre set the stage for college wrestling between Missouri and...
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Glenn Walinski, a beloved manager of multiple venues across the Midwest for over 45 years, died Tuesday (Jan. 2) in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He was 71. Continue Reading Midwest arena manager Walinski dies at 71
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Baylor University christened new Foster Pavilion this week with capacity crowds for men’s and women’s basketball, both of which are ranked in the top 25. Continue Reading Baylor arena ‘fosters’ new experience
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Going on four years after the pandemic shut down sports and entertainment in March 2020, there is no sign of a slowdown in concert activity across North America. In fact, it’s bigger than ever with content bursting at the seams. The shift to overdrive is tied in part to multiple acts that have taken the next step to play arenas and stadiums. Continue Reading Music Drives Record-Breaking Year At Big League Venues
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