Tag: Jw Roth
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New home for Colorado Springs Philharmonic’s Fourth of July concert, fireworks
After more than half a century the Colorado Springs Philharmonic has new digs for its annual Fourth of July concert. “Star-Spangled Symphony,” followed by a fireworks show in partnership with Colorado Springs Sports Corp, will now take place at Ford Amphitheater, the new outdoor venue on the city’s north side, with capacity for almost 10,000.…
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New Colorado Springs foundation to offer $3 million in arts grants, scholarships
Millions of dollars are up for grabs for those in the arts. VENU Holding Corp., the hospitality and live entertainment company behind Ford Amphitheater and the freshly renamed Phil Long Music Hall at Bourbon Brothers, recently announced its new VENU Arts and Culture Foundation, which will help support talent in the Pikes Peak region and…
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Colorado Springs-based entertainment, hospitality company VENU goes public
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Editor’s note: This article has been updated to include a disclosure about the connection between The Gazette and AEG Presents. Just after 8 a.m. local time on the eve of Thanksgiving, as the rest of the city was starting work for the day, entrepreneur JW…
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Colorado Springs-based entertainment, hospitality company VENU goes public
Editor’s note: This article has been updated to include a disclosure about the connection between The Gazette and AEG Presents. Just after 8 a.m. local time on the eve of Thanksgiving, as the rest of the city was starting work for the day, entrepreneur JW Roth and about 100 others were celebrating. VENU, Roth’s Colorado…
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‘I’m going to be a good neighbor’: Ford Amphitheater sound mitigation discussed at open house
Next season might see changes, said stakeholders to a scattered crowd of over one hundred community members gathered at a Ford Amphitheater open house to address noise complaints since the venue started hosting concerts this summer. “I’m going to be a good neighbor,” said JW Roth, founder, chairman and CEO of VENU, the company formerly…
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Ford Amphitheater owner promises to be a ‘good neighbor’ at open house to address noise complaints
Next season might see changes, said stakeholders to a scattered crowd of over one hundred community members gathered at a Ford Amphitheater open house to address noise complaints since the venue started hosting concerts this summer. “I’m going to be a good neighbor,” said JW Roth, founder, chairman and CEO of VENU, the company formerly…





