Good news for the Rock

[NYShoreGuy]

We’re proud to share that Prudential Center finished 2025 as the #9 Highest-Grossing Venue in the World (15,001+ capacity) recognized by Billboard. This recognition reflects the artists, athletes… | Prudential Center

We’re proud to share that Prudential Center finished 2025 as the #9 Highest-Grossing Venue in the World (15,001+ capacity) recognized by Billboard. This recognition reflects the artists, athletes, promoters, partners, and teams who bring world-class events to New Jersey, and the fans who show...

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[ivyhillpark63]

Wonder if they kick in yo our nil

 

[Hall84]

Wonder if they kick in yo our nil

Tell them to send their check to

Najai Hines
Plainfield, NJ.

 

[Halldan]

Probably going to take upwards of $2M. Maybe more if football schools want to poach him badly enough.

And then there's always Pitino with his unlimited funds who wouldn't think twice screwing the Hall.

 

[Pirates Booty]

So have we accepted that’s he’s going to be a 1 year rental?

 

[Halldan]

Why would we?

We cannot afford to lose anymore top players. Open up your wallet.

 

[Pirates Booty]

Welp my 25 year old self isn’t going to be able to sadly but hopefully I am in the position to donate one day.

 

[Halldan]

I wasn't talking about you. I was talking about SHU.

 

[The_Hall]

#9 highest grossing venue in the world seems crazy when it only has one professional sport and that sport is the least popular/smallest capacity. i know it gets major music artists, but so do other venues.

 

[lloyde dobler]

#9 highest grossing venue in the world seems crazy when it only has one professional sport and that sport is the least popular/smallest capacity. i know it gets major music artists, but so do other venues.

Sports fill up dates, but concerts are the prime moneymakers, and they get loads of them 12 months a year. A lot of them seem to be international artists that are beyond mainstream.

 

[Halldan]

Listen to the Jersey Jump Shot I just posted. Jerry's main guest regards the Rock.

 

[The_Hall]

Sports fill up dates, but concerts are the prime moneymakers, and they get loads of them 12 months a year. A lot of them seem to be international artists that are beyond mainstream.

yea i know they get a lot of k-pop. but wondering why concerts make more money? i suppose the tickets these days are crazy expensive. and if you have center stage you can fill it up more.

 

[lloyde dobler]

yea i know they get a lot of k-pop. but wondering why concerts make more money? i suppose the tickets these days are crazy expensive. and if you have center stage you can fill it up more.

And I guess they sell out, if they make those world-wide lists. No need to lower the curtain.

 

[King of S]

Prudential Insurance should be a marketing partner with SHU especially since we play in the Pru Center.

 

[STLPirate12]

Yes, concerts and shows are a massive part of their business and HBSE wants more. It's a big part of why they were trying to build a new arena in Philly, they get none of that under the tenant arrangement at the current building.

Another benefit to the concert / show business is that (while arrangements can vary) the arena gets paid regardless of if the show sells well - the promoter is the one taking that risk. So even if a show flops (and even if a SHU basketball game doesn't sell well), the Rock still gets theirs.

 

[Fishjam]

Anything owned by Blitzer & Harris will print money.