Ten more states pile on against Live Nation in a hilarious attempt to break their monopoly! Who will win this concert clash? 🎤🎟️
In an explosive turn of events, the concert titan Live Nation is now facing an avalanche of litigation as ten more states join the federal government’s lawsuit seeking to break apart Ticketmaster and Live Nation's fiscal grip on live entertainment. The shocking conspiracy? They’re accused of inflating ticket prices and harming both artists and punters alike. With this latest move, the total number of states rallying against this industry giant has hit a staggering 39—plus Washington D.C.—making this not just a legal battle but a bandwagon of artists and aggrieved concert-goers hoping for justice.
As the legal drama unfolds, it seems like everyone from indie bands to arena acts is rallying for the chance to perform without getting caught in the crossfire of exorbitant fees and pricing schemes. Enter The Story So Far, a California rock band that just announced their upcoming U.S. fall tour to celebrate their new album “I Want To Disappear.” Meanwhile, the crowd in their corner—the bipartisan coalition of 40 attorneys general—are not just looking to rein in Live Nation but also to obtain refunds for those who may have felt squeezed at the checkout line while trying to snag concert tickets.
In a move that has turned heads across the states, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced his state would be joining the fray against Live Nation-Ticketmaster. As state AGs push for a judicial intervention that includes treble damages—compensation that multiplies damages—to balance the scales for the beleaguered consumer, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Expect to see more artists and fans stepping forward as this legal battle shakes the foundation of live entertainment!
Meanwhile, the comedic realm isn’t left behind, as comedian Matt Rife gears up to star in a comedy feature called ‘Rolling Loud’ with Live Nation, alongside his second world tour. Talk about a man keeping his options open in a potentially tumultuous industry! Speaking of options, did you know that artists like Bruce Springsteen and Taylor Swift have also voiced their frustrations against ticket pricing tactics, leading to a national discussion about how tickets should be priced in a fair and accessible manner? This showdown might just be the next chapter in the ongoing saga of how musicians and live entertainment will navigate this complex landscape!
Concert giant of monopolistically inflating ticket prices and hurting artists in suit now including 26 states and DC.
Another ten states have joined the federal government's bid to break up Ticketmaster and Live Nation's alleged illegal monopoly over the live entertainment ...
California-based, rock band The Story So Far has just announced a U.S. fall tour celebrating their latest album release, I Want To Disappear.
AG James, US DOJ, and Bipartisan Coalition of 40 Attorneys General Amend Complaint against Live Nation and Ticketmaster to Seek Additional Relief for ...
A total of 39 states and the District of Columbia are now asking a court to force the break-up of Live Nation and Ticketmaster.
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Attorneys general from about two dozen U.S. states are seeking treble damages against Live Nation Entertainment and its ticket-selling ...
Ten additional states have joined the U.S. Justice Department's lawsuit against Live Nation-Ticketmaster for monopolizing markets across the live concert ...
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and nine other attorneys general joined a civil antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation-Ticketmaster on Monday.
The litigation seeks to break up Live Nation's market dominance and, now, to obtain compensation for customers who may have overpaid for tickets.
Matt Rife is set to star in 'Rolling Loud,' a feature comedy from Live Nation, which is also partnering with him on his second world tour.
Ten more states have signed on for the Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation, bringing the total to 39 states as well as D.C..
Attorney General Charity Clark has joined the antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation-Ticketmaster initially filed by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and ...
Today, the Attorneys General of Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah and Vermont joined a civil antitrust ...
“Live Nation-Ticketmaster has engaged in anticompetitive conduct that has ensured its dominance in the live concert and ticketing markets — at the expense of ...
Vermont Business Magazine Attorney General Charity Clark today announced that she has joined an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation-Ticketmaster.
The lawsuit claims that Live Nation-Ticketmaster force fans to “pay unlawfully inflated prices for concert tickets.” Live Nation Entertainment said that the ...
T The U.S. Department of Justice has refiled its historic anti-trust lawsuit against concert promoter Live Nation, with 10 additional states joining the ...