RIVERSIDE, Mo. -- A new $120 million amphitheater is coming to the Riverside neighborhood. The 15,000-seat venue is being built across from the KC Current training complex with construction beginning at 10 a.m. Tuesday. ‘Dirty Soda’ chain opens first of many Kansas City area locations Local and state leaders like Missouri Gov. Mike Parson and officials from the entertainment company Live Nation are expected to be at the groundbreaking. The amphitheater will be a mix of pit, general admission, lawn, and premium seats — many of which will be covered by a 70-foot-tall roof. The venue will sit on 135 acres with at least 5,000 parking spots. It also anticipates up to 40 shows a year. View the latest headlines from Kansas City, Missouri, and Kansas at fox4kc.com Riverside leaders have projected that once the amphitheater is open, it will attract 350,000 annual visitors and could generate $7.5 million in state and local tax revenues each year. The opening date has not been officially released, but many extra details could be released at the groundbreaking on Tuesday.