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Plans for summer concert to move
Plans for summer concert to move

Otago Daily Times

time3 days ago

  • Business
  • Otago Daily Times

Plans for summer concert to move

Greenstone Entertainment has plans to move the annual Summer Concert Tour over the hill and to attract almost double the number of concert-goers. The concert has been held for more than 15 years at Gibbston Valley Station, and Greenstone announced on the eve of this year's concert it was on the move. That has been driven by the station's development plans. It is hoping to get fast-track approval for about 900 new homes, a commercial area and potentially a school on its land, meaning areas, including for carparking, may not be available in future years for concerts of that scale. Under the existing consent, up to 18,000 are permitted at the site. About 14,000 people attended this year's concert in January, featuring Everclear, Bic Runga, Icehouse and Cold Chisel. Initially rumoured to be looking at Robrosa Station, between Queenstown and Wānaka — the site of the annual Rhythm & Alps gig — the organisers are now seeking approval to hold it at the 60ha Three Parks Outdoor Arena in Wānaka. Their application is seeking land use consent to hold up to three one-day events a year for the next five years, with a maximum of 30,000 attending. "One of the events each year will be the Greenstone Summer Concert Tour." According to the application, "future development of the Gibbston Valley Winery site has meant that this location is no longer suitable due to restricted carparking and bus drop-off options". "The Three Parks Outdoor Arena site in Wānaka provides the ideal site for the Summer Concert event and ensures that the event can continue in the Queenstown Lakes district [and] will result in a direct benefit to the economy of Wānaka and the wider area and create employment." The 2026 event is pegged to employ more than 200 locals. Buses will be provided from Queenstown, Arrowtown and Cromwell to reduce traffic disruption and volume on the roads. According to the application, the proposal will result in a "less than minor effect on the surrounding roading network". Greenstone, part-owned by Gibbston Valley Wines, has long wanted to hold more than one event at the concert venue a year — in 2020 it applied to the Queenstown Lakes District Council for a variation of its Gibbston consent to hold up to five events a year.

BU exchange student sues Worcester Polytechnic Institute, frat house for alleged severe burn injury
BU exchange student sues Worcester Polytechnic Institute, frat house for alleged severe burn injury

Boston Globe

time6 days ago

  • Boston Globe

BU exchange student sues Worcester Polytechnic Institute, frat house for alleged severe burn injury

She sustained second and third-degree burns on 30 percent of her body including her legs, left hand and breasts, according to her lawyer. Digan claims the third-degree burns have penetrated her subcutaneous tissue, damaging hair follicles, sweat glands, and nerve endings. Advertisement Digan, a 22-year-old who studies law at City University in Hong Kong, came to the United States at the beginning of May for a summer exchange program at BU. Digan, through her lawyer, said that she attended a social gathering at Zeta Psi Fraternity to meet a WPI student she was friends with. In an open letter Digan's lawyer posted on LinkedIn on July 12, he wrote that he was disappointed by his communications with representatives from WPI, saying that the educational institution 'should have been advocating for its injured student.' Worcester Polytechnic Institute declined to comment on Sunday, citing 'active litigation.' Along with WPI and the fraternity, Digan is also preparing to sue Luxco, an alcohol company that makes the 190-proof spirit Everclear that Digan alleges a fraternity member poured on the fire. Advertisement Luxco did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Sunday. The lawyer representing the fraternity didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. Digan has also set up a Angela Mathew can be reached at

Magic Springs announces first-ever adult night event
Magic Springs announces first-ever adult night event

Yahoo

time13-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Magic Springs announces first-ever adult night event

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — Magic Springs Theme and Water Park is launching its first adults-only event. Officials said the event is scheduled for 7:30 to 11 p.m. on June 27 and will be open to guests aged 21 and older. Identification will be required upon entry. Rock band Everclear joins Magic Springs' 2025 Summer Concert Series A Hydraglow Foam Party will take place in the Wave Pool from 9 to 11 p.m. Guests will have after-hours access to select water park attractions, including the Lazy River, High Sierra slide tower, and Crystal Cove Wave Pool, officials said. 'We're excited to host the first-ever adults-only event where grown-ups unwind, let loose and enjoy the park amenities in a whole new way,' said Magic Springs general manager Jessyka Hanna. 'We can't wait for you to come out and enjoy this kid-free, first-of-its-kind water park experience with us.' Photos: What visiting the national parks used to look like Tickets are available at for $14.99 plus tax for season passholders and $19.99 plus tax for non-season passholders. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Everclear to play Ice District Fan Park this summer
Everclear to play Ice District Fan Park this summer

CTV News

time26-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • CTV News

Everclear to play Ice District Fan Park this summer

Everclear is coming to Edmonton this summer. The 90s alt-rockers will play the Fan Park at Ice District on Aug. 17. Known for their hits Santa Monica, I Will Buy You a New Life and Wonderful, the band formed in 1992 and has released 11 studio albums, four of which sold over six million records. The Edmonton concert is one of three Canadian dates for the band, who will also make stops in Calgary and Winnipeg. General admission tickets go on sale on Tuesday at 10 a.m.

Actor Adil Hussain's film 'Mercy' to premiere at UK Asian Film Festival, actor says 'The film is about...'
Actor Adil Hussain's film 'Mercy' to premiere at UK Asian Film Festival, actor says 'The film is about...'

First Post

time29-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • First Post

Actor Adil Hussain's film 'Mercy' to premiere at UK Asian Film Festival, actor says 'The film is about...'

The trailer of the film was exclusively unveiled at the Indian Pavilion during the Cannes Festival last year read more Mercy, a tender and deeply human film that explores the fragile moments of parting with a loved one, will be showcased at the UK Asian Film Festival on May 5th, 2025, at Rich Mix Theatre in London. Directed by debutant Mitul Patel, Mercy is less about death and more about the emotional aftermath of love and the courage it takes to say goodbye. 'Mercy is a reflection on the quiet, often unspoken emotions that surround loss. It explores the strength it takes to make peace with the inevitable, and the love that continues even in the act of letting go," shares Raj Vasudeva, who plays the protagonist Shekhar in the film and is also the producer of the film. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD The film stars Niharica Raizada as Shekhar's wife Jiya, Aparna Ghoshal as the ailing matriarch Sujata, Kunal Bhan as the emotionally conflicted brother Vihaan, and Adil Hussain, who brings depth and warmth to the role of Father Joel, the family's spiritual guide through their most testing hours. Adil Hussain further added, 'For me, Mercy is about that silent space where grief, love, and responsibility collide. It's about those moments where you're forced to make a decision not with your head, but with a heart that's breaking." The trailer of the film was exclusively unveiled at the Indian Pavilion during the Cannes Festival last year, offering an early glimpse into its poignant narrative and had received a very warm response. Produced under the Everclear Films banner by Raj Vasudeva and Anuradha Sachdev, Mercy follows their internationally recognized short film Forbidden, which boldly tackled honor killings and was featured at over 30 festivals across the globe. With Mercy, Everclear marks its feature film debut, staying true to its vision of telling brave, emotionally charged stories that spark reflection and empathy.

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