Just a few years ago, the words “Hard Rock” were likely most associated with an iconic logo — the Hard Rock Cafe insignia, the one created by British artist Alan Aldridge in the 1970s. It’s one of the most recognizable brands across the world and has appeared on everything from drink napkins to fanny packs. Continue Reading 50 Years of Hard Rock (Cover Story)
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Jim Allen, chairman of Hard Rock International and CEO of Seminole Gaming, has largely been the orchestrator behind the transformation of what was already a well known global brand into a worldwide entertainment and leisure powerhouse.
It’s a new era for the casino/resort formerly known as San Manuel, with the newly named Yaamava’ Resort & Casino’s $760 million expansion culminating in the April 14 opening of the 3,000-capacity Yaamava’ Theater, which featured a private gig by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
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Tech, sports and entertainment are most associated with leisure, and multi-use developments across the world have largely mirrored that. Anchor sports and entertainment venues attract patrons to restaurants, hotels, city downtowns, which can be a boon for a struggling downtown or jumpstart a new commercial development.
Continue Reading San Antonio’s Tech Port Center + Arena To Herald New Era of Esports, Concerts
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Often overlooked as a cold-weather market in a state famous for containing the largest metropolitan area in the U.S., the heart of Western New York doesn’t always get a fair shake.
Continue Reading Market Focus – Buffalo: The Rust-Belt City Of The Arts
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