FivePoint Amphitheatre in Irvine has closed permanently.
The outdoor venue held its last and final concert Saturday, which featured the Zac Brown Band. It had been opened since 2017. In a statement to news outlets, Live Nation said the venue was intended to be a temporary location until a permanent venue could be developed by the city.
'However, this doesn't make saying goodbye any easier,' Live Nation added. 'Due to FivePoint residential development, there will no longer be road access or parking for the venue, making fan and production logistics unfeasible.'According to the concert promoter, it was looking at options to bringing another venue to OC, and reiterated its willingness to work with the city of Irvine in doing so.
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