United Concerts’ sale to Live Nation means ‘there’ll be a lot more going on in Salt Lake’

While there is nostalgia over the 50-year-old local company being folded into the national juggernaut, its employees say the deal, and the resources it’ll bring, will enhance concertgoing opportunities.<br>

(Chris Detrick | Tribune file photo) Fans cheer as Iron Maiden performs at Usana Amphitheatre on Friday, July 7, 2017. The amphitheatre was founded by Utah live entertainment promoter United Concerts, which was recently sold to Live Nation.

United Concerts’ sale to Live Nation means ‘there’ll be a lot more going on in Salt Lake’

While there is nostalgia over the 50-year-old local company being folded into the national juggernaut, its employees say the deal, and the resources it’ll bring, will enhance concertgoing opportunities.<br>

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