IRS Postpones $600 Ticket Resale Reporting Requirements For 2023 Tax Season
Swifties and members of the Beyhive who resold tickets for more than $600 this year are in luck — the…
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This archive contains coverage of stories related to the legal and legislative landscape for ticketing and ticket resale. Stories are ordered by date, with the most recent stories displaying first. You can view older stories by clicking through to higher numbered pages within the archive.
Live Nation Promises to Improve Accessibility at UK Festivals
Live entertainment giant Live Nation and its events branch Festival Republic have signed an agreement with the UK’s Equality and…
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Hit with Second Sexual Assault Lawsuit
Sean “Diddy” Combs was hit with a second sexual assault lawsuit this week where a woman claims he “intentionally” drugged…
Live Nation: Privacy Demands “Stonewalling” of Senate Requests
Live Nation antitrust czar Dan Wall issued a response to news that the entertainment giant had been subpoenaed by a…
Formula 1 Hit By Lawsuit Over Las Vegas Grand Prix Mess
Fans who paid thousands of dollars to catch the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix over the weekend were met…
Live Nation Subpoenaed by “Stonewalled” Senate Committee
A U.S. Senate subcommittee is demanding answers from Live Nation and Ticketmaster over its business practices and ticket pricing policies,…
Serial Football Ticket Scammer Caught in Georgia
Paul Benjamin Locke, who reportedly scammed football fans by selling fake tickets, has been arrested in Georgia, per the Douglas…
Promoter, Venue Settle Lawsuit Over Ticket Revenue
A lawsuit between a California venue and promoter has been settled concerning over $150,000. According to KGET 17 News, the…
Live Nation Targeted by Class Action Alleging Shareholder Deception
Live Nation’s legal woes over longtime allegations that uses anti-competitive and illegal business practices that make it a de facto…
D.C. Theatres Blast Brown Paper Tickets For Long Awaited Payment
After almost a year, two theater groups in the Washington, D.C. area were finally paid by the Seattle-based ticketing company…