New Delhi Struggles to Fill Stadium at FIFA U-17 World Cup
India has given away 27,000 tickets to the opening game of the FIFA under 17 World Cup against the United...
FC Barcelona Playing Role in Push for Catalonian Independence
FC Barcelona is living up to their motto of being “more than just a club.” A long time proxy for...
World Cup 2018 Sees Over 1M Ticket Requests in Two Weeks
Contrary to the woeful sales for the upcoming winter Olympics in South Korea, business is booming for World Cup 2018...
South Korean Banks Bail Out Olympics for Poor Ticket Sales
Ticket sales for next year’s Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea have been notably slow, hitting less than 7% of...
French Montana Teams Up With Global Citizen for Healthcare Campaign
New York, NY- September 19th, 2017- This morning, the New York Stock Exchange welcomed non-profit organization Global Citizen to officially...
Ticketmaster France Appoints New Head of Music
Ticketmaster France has appointed a new head of music, Charlotte Broutin. She is a former employee of their rival operation,...
2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Tickets On Sale Thursday
Sports fans the world over have their first crack at picking up 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia tickets on Thursday...
South Korean Olympics Sales Slow
The 2018 Winter Olympics are just five months away, but ticket sales suggest that attendance is not highly anticipated. Many...
Hurricane Irma Event Change Update
On Wednesday, we reported on the event changes and cancellations in preparation for Hurricane Irma, headed towards Florida. The storm...
Ticketmaster, Live Nation Under Fire in Europe
Ticketmaster is facing serious scrutiny from authorities for anti-competitive measures in Spain, while Live Nation has been accused of fraud...
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