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Attempts dating back well over a decade to introduce specific financial mechanisms for ticket resales are yet to result in legal controls to protect fans. So it’s notable that the cultural plan in Labour’s manifesto singles out ticket touting for making “access to music, drama and sport … difficult and…

Michael Fellows and Jason Alvarez have dismissed their suit with prejudice, having previously argued that the late concert had impacted their sleep

Mothering a Swiftie can mean making decisions that make you feel like either the best or worst parent in the world

Barclays will no longer be sponsoring Download, Isle Of Wight or Latitude festivals following escalating protests and cancellations by musicians and comedians. Louder looks at how this discourse has dominated summer 2024 in the UK

Numerous artists had pulled out of major UK festivals due to their links to Barclays, who have invested in companies supplying weapons and military technology to Israel

Move follows protests from bands and fans over the bank providing financial services to defence companies supplying Israel

“Antitrust enforcement during the Biden administration has been extremely vigorous," one policy expert told Salon

Without a Taylor Swift or Beyoncé megatour, prices for summer concerts are falling back to normal.

Live Nation submits more info on Ticketmaster hack to SEC, confirming earlier reports of a data breach.

Events like Lovers & Friends, with big R&B names from decades past, sell out immediately while Coachella sales plummet

Names, phone numbers, addresses and partial credit card info were listed for sale for $500k on a dark web forum