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Parent Company Reveals that MSG Sphere Costs Could Exceed $66K Per Seat

LAS VEGAS – Noting that “it is always difficult to provide a definitive construction cost estimate for large-scale construction projects,” and adding that “it is particularly challenging for one as unique as MSG Sphere,” the Madison Square Garden Company revealed to shareholders on Aug. 20 that the under-construction venue’s total price tag could exceed $1.2 billion.

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50th New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Gets Audio Assist from Propaganda Group, Bose ShowMatch System

NEW ORLEANS – The 50th annual New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival got an audio assist from AV production company Propaganda Group, one of the regular rental sound system providers. Propaganda Group, based in Jefferson, LA, provided Bose Professional’s ShowMatch system or the the Jazz and Heritage Stage and other locations.

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Bridge Ministry Rocks Child Hunger with Allen & Heath

NASHVILLE – The annual “Rock Child Hunger” concert, hosted by Nashville’s Bridge Ministry, raises funds to support needy children in Nashville. This year’s event, held at Lipscomb University’s Shamblin Theatre, featured Amy Grant, John Elefante, Donnie Reis and Arielle. Centerline Audio Visual provided an Allen & Heath dLive S5000 Surface and DM64 MixRack for the artists, who performed with the same backing band that included Nashville-based musicians from the Oak Ridge Boys.

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In Memoriam: John “JR” Robbins, 55; photo by Kamal Asar

In Memoriam: John “JR” Robbins, 55

SUMMERFIELD, NC – John “JR” Robbins, an independent sound engineer whose long career included more than 20 years doing front of house mixing for John Mellencamp along with a wide array of other artists and acts, died Aug. 14 after a long illness. He was 55 years old.

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Concerts Canceled in Midwest, Northeast as Severe Weather Hits Outdoor Venues

INDIANAPOLIS – Severe weather forced the postponement of Luke Bryan’s Aug. 18 show at the Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center in Noblesville, IN, and also canceled the Gospel Music Festival headlined by Mary Mary at the Indianapolis State Fair. Summer deluges also hit Hershey, PA and Gilford, NH, canceling shows for the Backstreet Boys and Hall & Oates, respectively. No injuries were reported.

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