Month: June 2026

United Soccer League maxim accessibility-venue control

Article posted by Coliseum, June 19^th, 2026

Dan Holman is in a top-notch role with the United Soccer League (US). He says that he has been in the business of sports for the last seven years “and in my previous life I was into investment banking. The business of sports is very different but it’s been a fantastic journey and I was in New... » Read more

Brentford FC seek permission for Gtech Stadium concerts

Article posted by Coliseum, June 19^th, 2026

Premier League side Brentford FC wants to stage as many as six Gtech Stadium concerts a year as the club looks to diversify its revenue streams. City AM said Brentford, who finished ninth in the Premier League this season, are looking to make the most of the Gtech Stadium, notifying local residents... » Read more

Philip Johnson joins WOO Architects as Director

Article posted by Coliseum, June 19^th, 2026

Architect Philip Johnson has joined the London-based studio WOO Architects as a director. Specializing in sports, culture, and event architecture, his addition expands WOO’s capability in major global venue and stadia design. With over 25 years of industry experience, Johnson, who was previously... » Read more

Paris Saint-Germain-RC Lens face-off in Stade Bollaert-Delelis

Article posted by Coliseum, June 19^th, 2026

For the first time since 2023 the Trophée des Champions will be held in France pitting the Ligue 1 team Paris Saint-Germain, the newly crowned French champions, against their peer team – the RC Lens – winners of the Coupe de France. ‘yahoo!sports’ stated that a clash between the top two... » Read more

Lenovo-Newcastle United F.C. data-driven matchday experience deal

Article posted by Coliseum, June 19^th, 2026

The global technology powerhouse Lenovo, in collaboration with Invisionary Media and Intel, recently announced the launch of a next-generation immersive fan engagement platform with the Premier League team Newcastle United Football Club (UK) designed to drive new revenue through immersive retail... » Read more

New sports and event arena for Hamburg

Article posted by Coliseum, June 18^th, 2026

When “Madness” takes to the stage at this year’s Stadtpark Open Air, both the iconic British band and their fans are taking a gamble on Hamburg’s notoriously unpredictable weather. For the many pop music fans in Germany’s second-largest city, it’s also a race to buy tickets: There... » Read more

Brisbane Olympic Stadium build begins; First Nations peoples fume

Article posted by Coliseum, June 18^th, 2026

For generations the Aboriginal Elders say the waters at Brisbane’s (Australia) Victoria Park have been a place of healing. ‘SBS News’ stated that the heritage-listed site’s ‘healing waters’ were surrounded by fencing, earth‑moving machinery and police as work began on the $3.8 billion... » Read more