TodayTix Offers £10,000 ‘All You Can Seat’ West End Pass
If you’re an avid theatre-goer on the West End and have £10,000 to spare, TodayTix has announced an exclusive deal;...
MSG Sphere May Expand to United Arab Emirates
The MSG Sphere has become a phenomenon in the world of entertainment, pushing the boundaries of a venue. While the...
Study: Successful MLB London Series Boosts UK Economy
MLB returned to London for the first time in four years, and according to a new study, the league’s pair...
Ticketek Managing Director Cameron Hoy Tapped as TEG COO
Ticketek’s Managing Director Cameron Hoy has been appointed to the new Chief Operating Officer and Head of Global Ticketing for...
Malaysia Rules Against Banning All Concerts After The 1975’s On-Stage Kiss
The 1975’s on-stage kiss at a gig in Malaysia earlier this year — which frontman Matty Healy initiated as a...
Woody Harrelson, Andy Serkis to Star in London’s ‘Ulster American’
The awarded playwright David Ireland’s “Ulster American” kicked off at London’s Riverside Studios with an official opening scheduled for December...
Brisbane Plans to Rebuild $1.8B Super Stadium for 2032 Olympics
In a bold move that aligns with the global trend of modernizing sports infrastructure, Brisbane is gearing up for a...
Mayor of London Rejects Plans for MSG Sphere in East London
The MSG Sphere won’t be appearing in London any time soon. Since the MSG Sphere graced the Sin City, there...
AEW Reveals All-In Ticket Map, Sections of Stadium Blocked-Off
Wrestling fans are already preparing for one of the biggest events of the year: the AEW All In event at...
‘Next to Normal’ Heads to the West End
In an eagerly awaited move, “Next to Normal” is set to captivate West End audiences as it transfers from the...
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