24/7 Market News: VENU Accelerates National Amphitheater Rollout with $1.3 Billion in Active Construction
Denver, Colorado--(Newsfile Corp. - June 11, 2025) - 247marketnews.com, a pioneer in digital media dedicated to the swift distribution of financial market news and information, reports that Venu Holding Corporation (NYSE American: VENU), a national developer and operator of premium live music venues, is rapidly advancing its mission to reinvent the amphitheater experience, backed by an active construction pipeline totaling $1.3 billion across the United States.
Following the successful debut of its flagship Ford Amphitheater in Colorado Springs, VENU is executing an ambitious expansion plan that will reshape the mid-sized outdoor concert venue landscape. According to CEO, Founder, and Chairman JW Roth, the company has five amphitheaters currently under construction, with one already open and more scheduled to be announced.
'Between the next 48 and 60 months, I'll have 20 of these complete,' Roth told Pollstar in a recent feature interview. 'When you have 20 amphitheaters, you can sort of put your own season schedule together. And that's exactly what I'm going to do.'
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The company's forward momentum is rooted in a bold vision and a willingness to defy traditional industry assumptions. Roth acknowledged early skepticism from some observers, particularly surrounding the cost of the Ford Amphitheater, an 8,000-seat, $90 million venue developed in proximity to the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre. However, the success of Ford, which has hosted major acts including OneRepublic, Leon Bridges, Beck, The Black Keys, and more, has silenced the doubters.
'In the beginning, they used to say, 'I think he's crazy. I don't think he'll ever even be able to do the Ford,'' Roth said. 'But at the end of the day, I think people have changed their view of our business. They're seeing them under construction, and they have scheduled dates to open.'
VENU's upcoming venues are designed to operate year-round and feature premium amenities never before seen in outdoor live music settings, such as heated seating, firepit suites, and Troy Aikman-branded VIP clubs, cementing the company's commitment to creating a truly elevated concert experience.
Stay tuned as VENU prepares to announce new venues, adding to a rapidly growing national network that could reshape how live music is presented, booked, and enjoyed.
Please click the following link for Pollstar's comprehensive JW Roth interview https://news.pollstar.com/2025/05/16/is-it-world-class-and-maybe-a-little-crazy-venus-jw-roth-looks-to-reinvent-the-amphitheater-model/.
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