The Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ stadium can typically hold over 65,000 people. The Weeknd might have extra time to perform, but he has had to focus on appealing to the fans at home since the Super Bowl will only host 22,000 people in the audience this year. “It came a few years earlier than we expected.” (RELATED: The Weeknd Will Perform During The Super Bowl LV Halftime Show) “We always had the Super Bowl on our bucket list, and we’ve always had timelines for all of our goals,” The Weeknd’s other manager Amir “Cash” Esmailian told the outlet. The Weeknd has reportedly spent 7 million of his own money to ensure his upcoming Super Bowl performance comes off as the masterpiece he envisions. The Weeknd has confined he put $7 million dollars of money from his own pocket into his super bowl performance… The halftime show will also be longer this year, coming in at 24 minutes instead of 13. The Weeknd’s manager, Wassim “Sal” Slaiby, confirmed the amount in an interview published Thursday by Billboard. “I look forward to seeing this city grow while remaining an amazing place to live.Musician The Weeknd spent $7 million of his own money to make the Super Bowl LV half time show exactly what he wanted. “A brief scan of what money is being spent on and where cuts and deferrals have been made seems logical, however, there are still areas of concern. Overall he felt this year’s revised annual plan “is generally quite good”.
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“Government contracts are a license to steal and Council needs to start finding competitive pricing.” “Keegan’s submission is a reminder that you can’t stereotype different people for example, youth, as all having a certain view or all being liberal,” says Steve.Īs a general observation, Keegan feels “the council is being charged far too much for simple projects”. Tauranga City Councillor Steve Morris says that this year “we heard from a variety of submitters of different ages and walks of life. We should not be giving Bay Venues any more money than we already do.” TCC is failing their commercial ratepayers in allowing this nonsense to continue. “They blatantly disregard the purpose of Bay Venues and the spirit in which they were set up, however, TCC wants to pump in another $1.1m this year. Production costs covered by organizers can reportedly run up to 10 million, so it’s pretty huge that The Weeknd threw down an extra 7 million of his own money to make the show even more cinematic OKAY now, we can’t wait to see what that 7 million has in store for. He has asked for small islands to be placed between roads and cycle lanes city wide as a way of providing a safe cycle environment.Īnother of his concerns was around increasing Bay Venues capital and the resulting competitive advantage that he says Club Fit, Bay Catering and Bay Audio Visual have over local businesses, due to being able to offer subsidised and cheaper services. “Get rid of the damn hanging flower baskets, they’re horrid and belong in the 1930s.” “Alternatively pay some debts back and can this project all together. “There are other streets that should be considered first.
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He was also not impressed by the millions being spent on the Elizabeth St upgrade and the cost of the hanging baskets in the CBD. How are the operators letting people know they’re closed? Posting on Facebook at around 10am saying “closed today, see you Tuesday”, it's like they’ve woken up at 9.55am and said to one another: ‘not today’,” says Keegan. Do they only have to provide vibrancy and community connection to the city when they choose? The reason I ask is because Our Place has been closed a total of nine Sundays and Mondays in the last 40 days. The arrangement was for a peppercorn lease of the 91 Willow Street site in return for the delivery of a place-making activation to bring more vibrancy and community connection to the city centre. “Our Place Tauranga still have their hand out. With the extra budget, The Weeknd went all out with the design of the set, costumes, background dancers, and choreography. Of the council’s continued investment into Our Place Tauranga, he asked what council was doing to assist other CBD-based commercial tenants. Typically, the NFL would cover the costs of production up to 10 million since they do not pay halftime performers. “When COVID-19 hit, I did what any other newly redundant worker would do - I became invested in local government,” says Keegan, who wrote submissions to the council to consider in the annual planning for 2020/21.
Papamoa resident Keegan Millar, age 20, had views on a number of topics, including Our Place Tauranga, Bay Venues, Elizabeth St upgrade, hanging baskets and cycle ways. The opportunity to tell Tauranga City Councillors how ratepayers’ money should and shouldn’t be spent brought feedback and suggestions from all ages. As digital downloads and physical sales plummet, streaming is increasing overall music consumption-since their Apple appearances, Drake (No.
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