The Yellowstone County Commissioner meeting on May 9, 2023, highlighted a successful weekend at Metropark, showcasing a variety of events that drew significant attendance. Cody, a representative from Metropark, reported on a busy schedule that included performances by Ian Muncic and Aaron Lewis, as well as the MSUB graduation ceremony and a children's show featuring Blippi.

Blippi attracted approximately 1,400 attendees, surpassing the expected turnout of 1,300. The concert by Ian Muncic was particularly notable, drawing around 4,200 fans, marking a sellout for his first arena show. Aaron Lewis's acoustic performance also saw around 2,000 attendees, with positive feedback on his vocal performance.

Looking ahead, ticket sales for upcoming events are promising. Jordan Peterson's event has sold over 2,600 tickets, while Kane Brown's concert is expected to reach around 7,500 tickets sold. Other notable events include performances by Little Wayne, Whiskey Myers, and REO Speedwagon, with ticket sales progressing well.

The meeting also addressed logistical aspects, including the implementation of a new ticket access system, which is currently experiencing some technical issues. However, the team is actively working to resolve these challenges.

In addition to concerts, Metropark will host various community events, including high school graduations and the return of the Jehovah's Witness convention, which has not been held since before the COVID-19 pandemic. The meeting concluded with a positive outlook on the upcoming events and the overall performance of Metropark as a community venue.