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After the Trump administration surprised everyone by settling its antitrust case against Ticketmaster, 27 states and DC are pushing forward with their lawsuit to break up the concert giant. The judge called the sudden settlement "absolutely unacceptable."
A New York jury ruled that Live Nation and Ticketmaster violated antitrust laws, delivering a major win for state attorneys general who continued fighting after the federal government settled. The victory could force the ticketing giant to pay damages and potentially split from its parent company.
After years of complaints about sky-high fees and limited choices, a New York jury found Ticketmaster and Live Nation illegally monopolized the live events market. The verdict could force the entertainment giant to pay hundreds of millions in damages and open doors for competing ticket sellers.
A federal jury ruled that Ticketmaster illegally overcharged millions of concert fans, after 33 states refused to give up the fight when the Trump administration dropped out. The win could reshape how Americans buy tickets and attend live events.
A federal jury found Live Nation and Ticketmaster violated antitrust laws by overcharging concertgoers and crushing competition for years. The verdict could lead to breaking up the entertainment giant and making live events more affordable for millions of fans.
After a decade of hidden fees and pressure tactics, Ticketmaster's parent company will return $8.9 million to Washington D.C. customers who were overcharged. The settlement marks a major win for consumer protection and transparent pricing.
A federal jury ruled that Live Nation engaged in anticompetitive practices, marking a major victory for 33 states and opening the door for real change in the struggling live music industry. Musicians say it's a crucial first step toward fairer ticket prices and thriving local venues.
When 1 million fans tried to buy 150,000 BTS tickets, Mexico's president took diplomatic action. Claudia Sheinbaum formally requested South Korea's president help arrange more concerts for devoted Mexican fans.
Blind football fans will feel the ball move in real time at the Super Bowl thanks to a tablet that vibrates on key plays. Ten fans will use the groundbreaking OneCourt device at the big game on Feb. 8.
Inter Miami CF christened its new state-of-the-art Nu Stadium with a historic 2-0 victory over Portland Timbers, led by captain Leo Messi's brilliant goal and assist. The win marked a milestone moment for the club and its fans in the heart of Miami.
New Zealand's beloved band Six60 will christen the Te Paepae Theatre as its first-ever concert act, debuting their new album live. The February 13 show marks a milestone for both the band and Auckland's brand-new international convention center.
The legendary Martha Graham Dance Company is bringing modern dance back to Mexico City's iconic Palacio de Bellas Artes this October after nearly half a century away. The homecoming celebrates both the company's centennial and Mexico's profound influence on Graham's revolutionary art.
A federal jury declared Live Nation an illegal monopoly this week, potentially reshaping America's concert industry. While ticket prices won't drop overnight, the verdict opens the door to real change in live music.
Dave Matthews Band is adding another million trees to their environmental legacy this summer, bringing their seven-year total with The Nature Conservancy to 7 million trees planted worldwide. The pledge accompanies their 2026 U.S. tour, continuing the band's three-decade commitment to reducing their touring footprint.
A self-taught coder turned his friend's party planning problems into Jetron Ticket, a growing event platform now operating across Nigeria. From manually typing emails into spreadsheets on day one to processing events in multiple cities, this startup shows how solving one person's problem can spark something bigger.
Ten blind and low-vision fans will experience the Super Bowl like never before using tablets that vibrate with each play and deliver real-time audio. The NFL's new OneCourt device is changing how millions of fans can enjoy America's biggest game.
Olympic medalists Amit Elor and Spencer Lee are among 12 elite wrestlers heading to Final X in June, where America's 2026 World Team will be decided. The event doubles as a fundraiser for New York City youth wrestling programs.
More than a dozen apps designed to help people make real-life friends have generated $16 million in the U.S. this year, responding to what the Surgeon General calls a public health crisis. From personality-matched group dinners to local hiking meetups, these platforms are making it easier to find genuine platonic connections.