
Live Nation Accused of Cheating MET Owner Out of Concert Proceeds
Live Nation has been accused of cheating its landlord at the Met in Philadelphia out of proceeds from a handful…
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Live Nation has been accused of cheating its landlord at the Met in Philadelphia out of proceeds from a handful…
A man who was injured while setting up a concert at Jones Beach Marine Theatre will receive a $101 million…
The United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority has announced that it will be investigating the proposed sale of StubHub to…
Eventbrite asked a Californian court to dismiss a lawsuit from investors who claim they were misled by the company, citing…
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Department of Justice (DOJ) is preparing to take legal action against Live…
A judge approved a class action status for a lawsuit filed by former Texas A&M students against Kyle Field’s seating…
The former Iowa-based sports radio host, who was indicted on federal charges after scamming multiple investors in a ticket resale…
UPDATE (as of December 4, 2019) Viagogo released the following statement to TicketNews regarding the matter: “Viagogo expects the market…
Ticketing company AXS was renewed for a five-year, $5 million contract with taxpayer-owned venues in Denver this week. The deal,…
Washington, DC—The National Consumers League (NCL) the nation’s pioneering consumer and worker advocacy organization, today applauded the House Energy and…