In the suit, New York-based Nomadic is seeking construction and teardown costs plus a share of the casino’s revenues from the concerts, as well as a declaratory judgment that removes Nomadic’s liability for a $5 million performance bond associated with the project.Ī lawyer for Nomadic said the casino, located 25 miles from Super Bowl site U.S. Nomadic sued Mystic Lake in federal court, alleging the casino canceled the venue without notice. But now Nomadic will spend another $1 million to tear down the 65,000 square foot, 9,500-seat facility in the casino’s parking lot before a single note was played. Nomadic Entertainment spent $2.4 million to build the temporary Club Nomadic, which promised a Super Bowl concert space “designed with tiered mezzanines to provide a private and one-of-a-kind, white-glove experience for ticketholders” at Mystic Lake Casino in Prior, Minnesota.
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