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Long Beach Bets $21.3MM on 11,000-Seat Waterfront Amphitheater to Replace Shrinking Oil Revenue

June 5, 20263 Mins read294
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Long Beach opens the F&M Bank Amphitheater, a $21.3 million temporary venue beside the Queen Mary, this week, wagering that an 11,000-capacity concert destination can generate the tourism dollars and tax revenue the city needs as oil extraction income dries up. The F&M Bank Amphitheater of Long Beach debuts Saturday, June 6, with a grand-opening […]

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