Ticket resale troubles for Garth Brooks and a last-minute cancellation from Bruce Springsteen's camp lead the daily tour recap for October 27, as compiled by TicketNews.

Twenty sold-out concerts were no problem for Garth Brooks, who begins his five-year residency at the Wynn Resort in Las Vegas this December. But fighting ticket scalpers has turned into a major process for the performer and casino CEO Steve Wynn. Today was the deadline for attendees to submit a full list of guests who will accompany them to Brooks' concerts. Those who missed the deadline, or don't show proper ID on the night of their event, run the risk of having their tickets cancelled. Read the full story here.

Cancellations for the 'Fame Kills' dynamic duo, and more postponements for Miley Cyrus and Paramore are part of the daily tour recap for October 2, as compiled by TicketNews.

The axe finally fell today on the Fame Kills Tour starring Kanye West and Lady GaGa. The pair's planned 2009-2010 performances have been cancelled, according to a brief statement from Live Nation, but refunds will be tendered.

Just days before the first concert, organizers of Miley Cyrus's latest tour are slowly releasing premium tickets back onto the primary market, in what appears to be a bid to jump-start soft sales. The once highly anticipated tour features an all paperless ticketing system, a move which has drawn criticism from some due to the logistics of having to scan in all attendees.

Over recent weeks, small packs of four to eight premium tickets have been placed back into the market for shows on both the East and West coasts, shows that had been listed as sold out. The screen shot below is of tickets pulled today from Ticketmaster for the September 16 show in Tacoma, WA; the seats are in a prime location just to the left of the stage.

Online auctions giant eBay has pulled down all Miley Cyrus tickets from its site, but the company denies it was pressured to do so by her representatives.

The 'tween singing sensation's entire upcoming tour is utilizing paperless tickets, a controversial move that has led to complaints from brokers and fans for being an inconvenience and which contributed to lagging initial sales. Cyrus's handlers made no secret of their desire to keep as many tickets out of the hands of brokers and scalpers for this tour, unlike her last one two years ago which was a public relations disaster. The Cyrus camp is scalping some tickets itself, however.

Tickets to more than 40 of Miley Cyrus’s concerts that went on sale yesterday are still available for purchase from Ticketmaster and ComcastTix. Only one show, Cyrus’s first show in Newark, NJ on November 7, was completely sold out. This morning, lower-level seats were available from Ticketmaster and ComcastTix for Cyrus’s performances in Boston, MA on November 9 and in Portland, OR on September 14, respectively. (Refer to the accompanying screenshots below.)