House of Blues hits Lansdowne
Boston entertainment prince Patrick T. Lyons, in the midst of a multimillion-dollar renovation of his Lansdowne Street clubs, has sold them to the House of Blues chain.
Lyons will concentrate on restaurants and other entertainment spots he has opened in Boston and elsewhere. He had closed the popular music venues Avalon and Axis, adjacent to Fenway Park, to turn them into a bigger, flashier complex called the Music Hall.
http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2008/01/29/house_of_blues_hits_lansdowne/
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Re: House of Blues hits Lansdowne
I always thought there was already one in Boston. Turns out it's in Cambridge (not that I've been)!
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Re: House of Blues hits Lansdowne
House of Blues in Cambridge was one of my favorite venues but it closed in 2003