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Ak-Chin Indian Community puts name on Desert Sky Pavilion with sponsor deal

Desert Sky Pavilion

Phoenix Business Journal

By Tim Gallen

Desert Sky PavilionWest Valley concert venue Desert Sky Pavilion has a new name.

The 20,000-seat venue in west Phoenix will now be called Ak-Chin Pavilion after the Ak-Chin Indian Community inked a deal with Live Nation Entertainment, which owns the 23-year-old pavilion.

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The Ak-Chin tribe views the deal as a way to invest in its community, said Tribal Chairman Louis Manuel Jr.

“The Ak-Chin Indian Community has long-standing roots in Arizona and have always believed that investing in our community is the right thing to do,” he said in a press release. “We are excited about this partnership with Live Nation and working together to bring quality live entertainment to the Valley.” Continue reading:

 

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