Hard Rock Live!
Orlando, Florida

Seat Count: 2,800
Project Type: New Construction
Opening: January 1999
Client: Universal City Development Partners
Theatre Consultant: Auerbach & Associates
A/V Installation: SPLIS
AD Scope:
Acoustics & Audio

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THEATRES

'62 Center for Theatre & Dance
The Artrix
Courtyard Theatre
Dance Theatre Workshop
El Dorado Showroom
Founder's Theatre
The Gatehouse
Hillsong Theatre
Juanita K. Hammons Hall - SMSU
Lucille Little Theatre
Mahaiwe Theatre
Mattin Center for Arts - Johns Hopkins
Norden Farm Arts Centre
Playbox Theatre
Regent Theatre
Roundhouse
Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Sight & Sound Theatre
Towson University Center for the Arts
Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company

CONCERT HALLS, RECITAL HALLS & MUSIC VENUES

Benson Hall - Bethel College
Birmingham Town Hall
Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center
Gallagher-Bluedorn Davis Recital Hall
Gallagher-Bluedorn Jebe Organ Hall
Grand Ole Opry
Hard Rock Live! Orlando
Illinois State University Performing Arts Center
Jarvis Conservatory
Kazan Concert Hall
Kennesaw State University
Lincoln Center Harmony Atrium
MacPhail Center for the Arts
Mercersburg Performing & Visual Arts Center
Meyerson Symphony Center
New World Symphony
Ocean Music Venue
Peabody Conservatory
Ryman Auditorium
South Dakota State University Performing Arts
St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Recital Hall
Ted Mann Concert Hall - University of Minnesota
University of Baltimore Student Center
Victoria Concert Hall
Warwick Arts Centre - Butterworth Hall

MUSEUMS

American Folk Art Museum
Center of Science & Industry (COSI)

OUTDOOR

Challenge America Amphitheatre
Performance Steps Tallahassee
PNC Bank Arts Center
Starlight Theatre

HISTORIC RENOVATIONS

Loews Metropolitan for Brooklyn Tabernacle
Mahaiwe Theatre
Ohio Theatre
Peabody Conservatory
Regent Theatre
Southern Theatre
Stanley Theatre of Utica

UNIVERSITY & EDUCATIONAL

Bethel College - Benson Hall
Blair Academy - Armstrong Hipkins Center
Brairwood High School - Barker Auditorium
Brown Center - Maryland Institute College of Art
Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center
Horace Mann School - The Gross Theatre
llinois State University Performing Arts Center
Jarvis Conservatory
Juanita K. Hammons Hall - SMSU
John's Hopkins University - Mattin Center
Kennesaw State University
King Edward VI Music School
LaJoya Performing Arts Center
Maryland Institute College of Art
Peabody Conservatory
South Dakota State University Performing Arts
St. Georges School - Madiera Hall
Taunton School
Towson University Center for the Arts
Transylvania University - Lucille Little Theatre
University College Worcester
University of Baltimore Student Center
University of Minnesota - Ted Mann Concert Hall
University School
Williams College - '62 Center
Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company

PRODUCTION

Broadway Video
Chelsea Piers Films and Television Studios
Fox News Corporation
HBO
NEP Image Group LLP
Sirius Radio
Viacom

© ACOUSTIC DIMENSIONS 2008

The new Hard Rock Live and Cafe venue at Universal Studios Florida is a unique facility for Hard Rock Cafe. The facility is comprised of a new Hard Rock Cafe restaurant, attached to a 2800 seat capacity performance venue for concerts. This unique concert venue with a full stagehouse is also equipped for banquets, music workshops, and conferences. The Hard Rock Live venue provides the Central Florida community with a world class venue to hear a variety of live music performance in a concert/nightclub atmosphere.

Acoustic Dimensions was commissioned to provide acoustics and live sound reinforcement design services for the live venue. The room shaping, finishes and sound isolation and noise control were developed to allow live audio recording of performances, excellent performer and audience interaction and sound isolation between Cafe events and the adjacent restaurant.

The sound systems design is controlled by a Peavey Media Matrix system and has been developed to act as a full touring concert system while also being user friendly enough to serve for other less demanding events such as banquets and conferences.

The venue opened in January 1999 and has hosted a wide range of performers including Elton John, Ringo Starr, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, Natalie Merchant, the Florida Symphony Orchestra, and David Sanborn.

performance & arts
sports & entertainment
worship