Co-op Live arena staff are anxious before the first concert by a famous rock group following multiple event cancellations.

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May 14th 2024.

Co-op Live arena staff are anxious before the first concert by a famous rock group following multiple event cancellations.
Legendary rock band Elbow took the stage for the opening event at Co-op Live, the UK's biggest live music venue in Manchester. After facing multiple setbacks and delays, the venue finally opened its doors to fans. The inaugural show featured a concert from Elbow, who recently released their 10th studio album, Audio Vertigo. The arena, with a budget of £365 million, was originally set to open in April with comedian Peter Kay, but technical issues caused the opening to be pushed back several times.

The venue had to cancel three shows at the last minute, including performances by Olivia Rodrigo and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, due to various issues such as ventilation problems and detached equipment. However, a recent inspection has deemed the venue safe and ready for the opening show. On Tuesday night, fans were filled with excitement and nerves as they entered the arena for the first time. Local band Elbow, who hails from Manchester, took the stage after a performance by The Waeve.

Despite previous concerns, the opening show went ahead without any issues. Fans raved about the performance, with one calling it "spellbinding" and another saying it was a "grand band for a grand opening." The delays and cancellations leading up to the opening had caused some apprehension among concert-goers, but the show proved to be a success.

The issues at the venue began after a test event in April, which resulted in the rescheduling of Peter Kay's stand-up dates. This also led to the rescheduling of a Black Keys gig. The venue then planned for A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie to open the arena on May 1, but the show had to be cancelled at the last minute due to ventilation problems. Before the opening show, fans expressed their concerns, but were ultimately relieved and thrilled that everything went according to plan.

Workers at the arena were reportedly nervous about the opening, as previous incidents had caused setbacks and cancellations. However, the CEO of the arena's operator, Oak View Group, reassured the public that the venue had been thoroughly checked and declared "the safest building in the world." The ventilation issue was found to be an isolated manufacturing default, and the necessary steps were taken to ensure the safety of the venue.

Despite the setbacks, the Co-op Live arena is set to host a variety of performances, including a headline show by Travis Scott. The venue is a joint venture between Oak View Group and City Football Group, and has investors such as Harry Styles. Following the cancellations, the venue released a statement confirming the completion of necessary investigations, and the Council has also given their approval for the opening. With the successful opening of Co-op Live, fans can now look forward to future performances and events at the UK's biggest live music venue.

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