The Security Gaps Behind Drakeo the Ruler's Death, in the Words of the People Who Ran the Festival

Three new court filings, with hundreds of pages of depositions, emails and internal reports, show how the artist entrance at Once Upon a Time in LA was actually run. With trial set for Nov. 30, each security company says someone else was responsible.

Newsom Signs California's 'Ghost Ticket' Ban — Then Tells Lawmakers to Fix It

AB 1349 became law Sunday after a late-session rewrite turned its coalition inside out. The venue group that helped write it begged for a veto. The resale giant that spent millions fighting it ended up backing it. And the governor signed it while flagging the carve-out at its center.

Vanderbilt's Live Nation Subsidy Report: What Holds Up and What Doesn't

Highly cited report gets some things right, but makes too many incorrect assumptions to serve as an indictment of promoter giant.

EXCLUSIVE: Jim Glancy and John Moore Out At Bowery Presents

Josh Bhatti, Charley Magrew, Andrew Martin, and Josh Moore will collectively assume leadership of the company

You're Not Going To Believe Who Is Cast in the Rolling Loud Movie

Montreux Jazz Festival Becomes Proving Ground for the Future of Immersive Live Streaming

Two-way video is the next frontier in live festival streaming

Bonta Just Caved on the ParaBros Merger — Live Nation Should Take Notes

The California Attorney Generals weak deal with the two major film studios probably doesn't bode well for Live Nation