The Madison Theater in Covington, Kentucky, has closed its doors following a lawsuit, leaving ticket holders in limbo. The venue’s closure has resulted in canceled shows and venue changes, with many concertgoers left wondering when or if the theater will reopen.
Impact on the Community
Michael Villareal, a bassist for the local band Season Ten, shared his thoughts on the theater’s importance to the community. ‘This has been a staple for live music in the neighborhood for a long time, especially ever since the Mad Hatter closed,’ Villareal said. He also recalled seeing some of his favorite artists at the venue and performing there himself several times.
Acts such as Graham Nash and Leftover Crack, originally scheduled to perform at the Madison, have canceled or switched venues. Signs in the windows and on the marquee have left concertgoers confused but somewhat hopeful. While the marquee indicates a reopening soon, no official word has been provided by the theater’s management about when or if that will happen.
A statement posted on the Madison Theater’s social media says all tickets purchased through TicketWeb will be refunded automatically. The closure of the Madison Theater has left a void in the local music scene, and many are hoping for its swift reopening.
Original reporting: WLWT Cincinnati — read the source article.
