An official groundbreaking event took place on Thursday, April 25, announcing a partnership between the upcoming Trueline Greenville entertainment venue and Clayton Construction Company of Spartanburg, which anticipates an opening and full development completion by the first quarter of 2025.
Trueline Greenville, a proposed 1,700-person capacity music and event amphitheater at 401 E. Rhett Street downtown plans to draw pop, hip-hop, and country artists to town while also being a local artist incubator in a 30,000-square-foot space at the former location of D&B Glass. Trueline plans to curate a space that attracts large-level artists such as Lil Wayne, The Struts, and Brett Young to appear in Greenville.
A few details about the 2025 Trueline entertainment venue project include:
A 1,700-capacity main room known as The Concert Hall includes 129 balcony seats.
A 400-capacity small room called The Handlebar will serve as an ode to John Jeter, "The Godfather of Greenville's music scene."
A 150-capacity VIP room known as The Greenroom.
A 250-capacity outdoor music space known as The Clubhouse, pending city of Greenville approval.
Four standing-room platforms in The Concert Hall allow easy sightlines to the stage.
Over 40 points of sale for food and beverages will be throughout the venue, including indoor/outdoor patio space, an upscale cocktail lounge with coffee and muffins in the daytime, and pizzas and other handhelds by night.
Technology wristbands that allow for easy payment, tailored welcoming messages and exclusive invites.
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I hope this taller proposal at Gateway doesn't provoke any ire from locals though, because I recall there was already opposition to previous iterations of this proposal.
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