Listo, the next-generation hospitality and premium experience platform, has announced two major additions to its roster of sports and entertainment partners, further cementing its growing influence in the NHL and live event space.
These new partnerships are a testament to Listo’s commitment to enhancing fan experiences and its growing influence in the NHL and live event space.
Listo Founder and CEO Gabriel Weisz expresses his profound excitement about these new partnerships.. “These partnerships represent exactly what Listo is about: helping world-class venues deliver seamless, memorable experiences for their fans from the moment they walk in to the moment they leave.”
High-Impact Additions to the Platform
The two new venues joining the Listo network include:
- Bridgestone Arena, home of the Nashville Predators, is located in the heart of downtown Nashville. The arena welcomes millions of guests and hosts over 100 events annually, ranging from NHL games to major concerts and awards shows.
- Xcel Energy Center, home of the Minnesota Wild, is located in Saint Paul. Known for its electric game-day atmosphere and strong fan satisfaction scores, the venue also hosts concerts, collegiate tournaments, and a variety of events year-round.
“These are not just sports venues,” said Weisz. “They’re entertainment landmarks that host thousands of high-touch experiences every year. Our goal is to support their teams in making those experiences unforgettable.
End-to-End Hospitality Technology
Listo’s platform will support end-to-end operations for premium seating, suites, and corporate hospitality at both arenas. The technology enables staff to streamline service, manage logistics, and offer more personalized engagement while improving operational efficiency.
With digital tools that connect every touchpoint of the guest journey, Listo helps venues deliver premium experiences that are frictionless and consistent, from pre-event coordination to in-venue execution.
“These partnerships show the growing recognition that live entertainment isn’t just about what happens on the court or the ice—it’s about how you make people feel from beginning to end,” Weisz said.
A Broader Shift in Venue Expectations
With the addition of these two major arenas, Listo now supports 25 sports venues and over 30 teams across North America. However, beyond the numbers, the announcement highlights a broader industry trend: major venues are increasingly turning to purpose-built platforms to enhance the fan experience.
As live events become increasingly complex and expectations for VIP treatment rise, operators are seeking solutions that can keep pace without introducing additional friction. Listo’s model is proving to be a compelling answer, with its seamless coordination, digital-first design, and guest-centric workflows.
“For us, these partnerships are about more than scale,” said Weisz. “They show that industry leaders are ready to redefine what premium means—and that they’re choosing technology to help them do it.”
By powering hospitality at two of the NHL’s most iconic venues, Listo is shaping a new standard for what fans and guests can expect from their live entertainment experience.