U.S. communications infrastructure provider Mobilitie, (soon to be Boldyn Networks) recently announced it will provide high-speed, ubiquitous 5G connectivity to Nashville Yards’ new, ultra-modern music venue as a result of a new partnership, which AEG Global Partnerships brokered.
The planned 4,500-capacity concert hall, located at the epicenter of the 18-acre mixed-use development, is projected to open at the end of 2024 and bring more intimate entertainment events to Nashville’s lively music scene.
Mobilitie’s in-building Distributed Antenna System (DAS) network will support all 5G spectrum bands and major wireless carriers to provide a seamless and high-quality mobile connection throughout the venue. The connectivity will not only meet future wireless demands but also allow for expanded digital initiatives, improved venue operations and enhanced communications capabilities for artists, fans and staff.
“Thanks to the combined efforts of Mobilitie and AEG, the Nashville Yards music venue is poised to be one of the most technologically advanced of its kind,” Cary Mack, managing partner for Southwest Value Partners, said in a statement. “We’re confident that the new venue network will bring Nashville residents an unparalleled connectivity experience and access to the very best Music City has to offer.”
“The live entertainment landscape is rapidly evolving, and our patrons expect a frictionless, reliable and secure mobile connection,” Nick Baker, chief operating officer, AEG Global Partnerships, said. “There was no question that Mobilitie would be our go-to partner for this project, given our long-term relationship and their proven track record and expertise in delivering industry-leading networks that are transforming the sports and entertainment industry. We look forward to strengthening our partnership by collaborating on this deployment and creating a fully connected space fit for a world-class music scene.”
Mobilitie’s connectivity solutions continue to support some of the largest and most iconic sports and entertainment venues in the country, including previous projects in conjunction with AEG, such as T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas as well as Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena and its adjacent L.A. LIVE sports and entertainment district.
“Our partnership with AEG and Southwest Value Partners brings together industry leaders to pioneer the future of immersive entertainment,” Christos Karmis, CEO of Mobilitie and soon-to-be-CEO of Boldyn Networks’ U.S. business said in a statement. “With our combined capabilities, we look forward to delivering a best-in-class connected experience that exceeds expectations and drives greater operational efficiencies. We’re thrilled that this deployment forms part of our broader vision to bring scalable, secure, and advanced connectivity to properties across Nashville Yards and the community at-large.”
