Tinley Park Concert Venue Gets Another New Name

TINLEY PARK, IL — Here they go. Again.

Tinley Park's outdoor concert venue Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre has gotten another new name, now to be known as the Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre. The change became clear to fans as the venue—which is owned by Live Nation—shifted its social media branding Tuesday.

It's the sixth new name for the venue since it opened in 1990.

Some know it as World Music Theatre (1990-1995); for others it's the New World Music Theatre (1995-2001). Then some still call it Tweeter Center (2001-2006), and don't forget First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre (2006-2015). It's been Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre since 2015.

Known as the largest outdoor amphitheater in the Chicago metropolitan area, the 235,50o-square-foot venue can accommodate 28,000 guests, according to the Live Nation website.

The venue's summer concert season kicks off with Janet Jackson with Ludacris on May 27. Also in the lineup are Shania Twain on July 1; Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa on July 21; Foreigner and LoverBoy on July 22; and Bret Michaels on July 29. Matchbox Twenty and the Wallflowers are set for Aug. 6; Godsmack and Staind Aug. 10; Eric Church and Cody Jinks for Aug. 12, Nickelback on Aug. 18; and Lynyrd Skynrd and ZZ Top on Aug. 19; The Offspring, Simple Plan, and Sum 41 on August 26; Disturbed on Aug. 30.