Brooklyn Mirage Operator Avant Gardner Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy – Billboard

After a tumultuous few months, Avant Gardner’s new CEO Gary Richards says the filing “will allow us to stabilize Avant Gardner and focus on building for the future.” Brooklyn Mirage Avant Gardner Avant Gardner LLC, the operator of New York’s troubled club Brooklyn Mirage, has voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The filing was made in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Related According to a statement provided to Billboard by a representative for Avant Gardner, “the decision to file for Chapter 11 relief follows several months of financial distress, culminating with Avant Gardner being unable to open its newly constructed Mirage event space for the 2025 season.” Brooklyn Mirage is part of the Avant Gardner entertainment complex that also includes Great Hall and Kings Hall, both venues that will remain open and operating during the Chapter 11 process. These spaces have also hosted a number of shows that have been unable to happen at Brooklyn Mirage this season, and they will continue to do so for the rest of the year. Trending on Billboard Avant Gardner has received a debtor-in-possession financing commitment from its existing lender. As part of its filings, the company anticipates entering
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