Audio technology company Shure is commemorating a quarter-century of its Nashville office with a significant expansion, according to Installation International. The company has moved into a new space within the Rock Nashville production campus, a large facility encompassing 600,000 square feet.
Installation International reports that the Rock Nashville campus provides a variety of resources, including 13 rehearsal studios and two spaces designed for arena-scale rehearsals. Shure's commitment to the Nashville music scene extends beyond this new facility, with a history of support spanning more than five decades.
Notably, Shure has previously provided audio equipment for iconic Nashville venues like the Ryman Auditorium, and the company shares a historical link with the Grand Ole Opry, both having been established in 1925. The Grand Ole Opry House opened its doors in 1974 and hosts over 300 performances each year.
As part of the celebration, Shure made a financial contribution to ECCHO Live, a non-profit organization offering aid to touring industry professionals.
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