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CLEVELAND, Ohio — A new outdoor concert destination is moving forward along the Cuyahoga River. Officials broke ground November 10 on the Cleveland Riverfront Amphitheater, a planned 6,200-person venue.
Bedrock and Rock Entertainment Group are developing the project, with Live Nation set to operate it. The venue is planned beside the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center as part of a broader riverfront redevelopment.
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Organizers project roughly 350 jobs. Such estimates describe expected impact, rather than jobs already filled.
For Cleveland Boricua readers planning future nights out, the next details to watch are artist announcements, ticket prices, accessibility and transportation information.