CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - A new 20,000-capacity concert venue planned at the former Coney Island amusement ...

Coney Island has been acquired by Music & Event Management Inc. (MEMI), which is set to develop the amusement park in a massive amphitheater. MEMI, which is a subsidiary of the Cincinnati Symphony ...

Coney Island is turning up the heat this summer with six free shows as part of Capital One and City Parks Foundation’s annual SummerStage concert series. From June to October, catch the rhythm at the ...

Moonlite Gardens, a dance hall built in the 1920s at Coney Island, played host to generations of school dances, receptions and concerts. It closed in 2018, according to the symphony. Since then ...

Iconic attraction Coney Island is closing at the end of this ... planning to create an amphitheater that puts Cincinnati "in the conversation along with other top-tier cities." ...

Music and Event Management Inc., will build at the former Coney Island amusement park will be designed to replace Riverbend Music Center with a modern, amenity-rich amphitheater. The outdoor venue ...

Riverbend Music Center and PNC Pavilion will remain open during construction of a new music venue replacing Coney Island in Cincinnati's east side.

CINCINNATI — After more than 125 years of business, Coney Island is shutting down. The amusement park announced Thursday that effective Dec. 31, 2023, Coney Island will be "permanently ceasing ...

Due to constituents' opposition, the new concert venue, dubbed "Riverbend 2.0," could be receiving even less state funding than initially allocated.

It was the 25th-anniversary reggae and dance hall party to celebrate Federation Sound at the Coney Island Amphitheater. Some of the biggest names in reggae and Dancehall music were there for this ...

In November, real estate investment trust iStar filed plans to build a 23-story, 282-unit apartment tower next to the Coney Island Amphitheater a block from the beach. The new multifamily on the ...

Symphony leadership talked about their plans for a music campus and the backlash they received since buying the former iconic theme park.