WASHINGTON COUNTY â On Wednesday, Washington County supervisors authorized the county to enter into a 10-year contract with Eagles Entertainment, Inc. to bring additional live performance acts to the Washington County Fair Park & Conference Centerâs , as well as make several facilities improvements.
Prior to the contract being signed, the county had to receive approval from the majority of supervisors.
During the concert season of May through November, Eagles Entertainment, Inc. will host various concerts, festivals and family, commercial and community events. There may also be opportunities to hold off-season events within buildings.
Acts have not been officially booked at this time.
Deal reached to host 25K-person concert series at Washington Co. Fair Park
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Washington County and Eagles Entertainment, Inc. - the owner and operator of The Rave/Eagles Club in Milwaukee - have signed a ten-year deal to host a yearly concert series in the Town of Polk.
The series will be held from May through November at the Silver Lining Amphitheater at Washington County Fair Park & Conference Center, according to a statement from Washington County.
The series aims to feature a mix of events including major concerts by the music industryâs top performers, festivals, family shows, civic events, and corporate events, according to the statement.
Owners of Milwaukee s The Rave bringing concerts to Washington County s Silver Lining Amphitheater
The owners of the Rave in Milwaukee are getting back in the amphitheater business.
Joseph Balistreri and Leslie West ran Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy in its prime from the late 70s until 1991, and have been operating the Rave for the past 30 years.
Now through their company Eagles Entertainment Inc., Balistreri and West plan to bring several concerts and events to the Silver Lining Amphitheater at Washington County Fair Park & Conference Center, as part of a new 10-year deal. The new partnership with Eagles Entertainment Inc. is a game changer for Washington County, and is another step in fully achieving the opportunity envisioned for these amazing facilities, Washington County Executive Josh Schoemann said in a press release issued Thursday.