Live Nation's Concert Week promotion includes tickets to see everyone from Alanis Morissette and Aerosmith, to Shawn Mendes and Slipknot at a budget-friendly price
Spotify also announced Wednesday that its Russian offices will be closed indefinitely and discoverability of Russian state-owned media would be limited on the platform
“For the life of me, I can’t under why this wasn’t done immediately," one law enforcement expert says
Consumers' class action suit revisits claims defendants have created a "barrier to entry" in the primary and secondary ticketing markets
Fest previously won a temporary restraining order against Live Nation for ticket sales under the event's original name — "Coachella Day One 22" — but a subsequent request to bar all sales was denied
Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians wasn't sued directly because of sovereign immunity, but called the fest's legal action against Live Nation "a direct attack on us and the region"
Lawmakers request Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino answer questions and provide documents regarding Houston fest prior to Jan. 12 briefing
Exclusive: Following the Astroworld tragedy, an email from the event's promoters suggested employees wouldn’t be paid unless they gave up the right to sue Scoremore and Live Nation.
Scott denied any legal liability in the tragedy, which killed 10 people last month
"Travis Scott is a performer, an act, not a concert promoter," Public Enemy rapper writes, "I’m tired of these corporations shucking their most crucial responsibility"
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