City of Pelham discusses buying the former Oak Mountain Amphitheatre property

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City of Pelham discusses buying the former Oak Mountain Amphitheatre property

The former concert venue closed late last year and demolition work has not yet begun.

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City of Pelham acquires former Oak Mountain Amphitheatre site for redevelopment

The City of Pelham has announced the acquisition of a 43-acre property from Live Nation, which includes the site of the former Oak Mountain Amphitheatre.The pu

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Pelham to buy Oak Mountain facilities; Workforce agency dissolves itself; Moulton hospital trims services; New cohort selected for Innovate Alabama

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February 17, 2025 – PELHAM, Alabama – Agencies. The city of Pelham has announced the acquisition of a 43-acre Live Nation property, including the former Oak Mountain amphitheater. The purchase takes place after the demolition of the compound and marks what the city described as a significant step in the expansion of Pelham’s Arts and Entertainment District. “This is a transformation opportunity for Pelham,” said the city’s administrator, Gretche…

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BREAKING: City of Pelham to Purchase Former Oak Mountain Amphitheatre Property from Live Nation

The acquisition paves the way for the City to expand the Pelham Arts & Entertainment District, which will attract visitors from the region.

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BREAKING: Oak Mountain Amphitheatre set to be demolished

Oak Mountain Amphitheatre is being purchased by the City of Pelham. (Bham Now) After months of rumors and speculation of what will happen to the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre without Live Nation, the City of Pelham has made it official. According to a press release from the city sent out Monday night, the amphitheatre will be demolished. The city is buying the 43-acre property from Live Nation to expand the Pelham Arts & Entertainment District. “Th…