Oscars Relocating Outside Hollywood for New Venue

If you’re a fan of the Oscars, get ready for some big changes! Starting in 2029, the Academy Awards will be leaving their long-standing home at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood and heading over to the Peacock Theater in central Los Angeles. This new venue offers more seats, meaning even more people will get to attend Hollywood’s biggest night.

The move comes as part of a partnership between the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and AEG, the company that owns the LA Live complex. AEG is no stranger to hosting major events, as they already handle the Emmy and Grammy Awards, so you can expect the Oscars to be in good hands.

While the change means the ceremony will be moving away from the iconic Hollywood sign, it’s actually a bit of a homecoming for the Oscars. Before the Dolby Theatre era, the awards were held at central locations like the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and Shrine Auditorium.

In addition to the new venue, there’s another big change on the horizon. In 2029, the Oscars will be broadcast live on YouTube, making it even easier for fans to tune in and watch their favorite stars on the red carpet. This move to streaming marks a major shift in how we consume media, and the Oscars are right there at the forefront.

So, mark your calendars for 2029 and get ready for a fresh take on Hollywood’s biggest night. With a new home at the Peacock Theater and a new streaming platform on YouTube, the Oscars are gearing up for a whole new era of glitz and glamour.