Recent events
Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.
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2026
Pro Silver Star sues over alleged look-alike uniforms
Pro Silver Star Ltd., which manages the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders brand, filed a lawsuit against My Chemical Romance and concert promoter Live Nation, alleging the group used unauthorized look-alike uniforms during a Los Angeles concert. The filing seeks an injunction to stop future use of the costumes; the allegations are not established as findings.
2026
Live Nation reaches settlement in wrongful death lawsuit
Drakeo The Ruler’s estate reached an out-of-court settlement with Live Nation in a wrongful death lawsuit over the rapper’s fatal stabbing at a 2021 music festival. The terms were not disclosed, and the article says the ruling was conditional on preapproved terms being reached within 45 days.
2026
Ellie Goulding sues former managers over alleged undisclosed Live Nation ties
Ellie Goulding filed a High Court claim against former managers Ben Mawson and Ed Millett, alleging they breached their duties by recommending Live Nation-linked firms for touring, merchandise and a documentary while holding a significant financial interest in Live Nation. She seeks more than £100,000. Live Nation did not respond to requests for comment.
2022
SheaMoisture announced sponsorship of International Women’s Day benefit concert
SheaMoisture announced it would serve as presenting sponsor of the International Women’s Day Benefit Concert scheduled for March 8 in New York City.
2022
Live Nation introduces Lawn Pass
Live Nation introduced Lawn Pass, a pass that allows concertgoers to attend up to 40 summer concerts at selected Live Nation amphitheaters for $199 plus fees.
2022
Drakeo the Ruler’s family files wrongful-death suit against Live Nation
Tianna Purtue filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against Live Nation on behalf of her son. The suit alleges that Live Nation knew of potential dangers at its hip-hop events and that event promoters should have been more attentive to safety. These are allegations reported in the source, not court findings.
2022
Fan sues The Forum and others over crowd-surge injuries
A woman who attended a 2019 Harry Styles concert sued The Forum, show promoters and ticketing services, alleging she was seriously injured in a crowd surge and that the defendants failed to provide adequate security and crowd-control resources.
2021
Coachella festival files trademark lawsuit against Live Nation
The Coachella Music Festival filed a trademark-infringement lawsuit against Live Nation Entertainment over a competing event advertised on Live Nation's Ticketmaster marketplace. The plaintiffs allege that the event name and promotion create a likelihood of consumer confusion and false association.
2021
Goldenvoice sues Live Nation over Coachella trademark
Goldenvoice filed a complaint in U.S. District Court alleging that Live Nation contributed to trademark infringement by advertising and selling tickets to Coachella Day One 22 through Ticketmaster. The allegations are claims in the complaint; the source reports no court determination.
2021
Airlines and companies join sustainable aviation fuel effort
Amazon Air, JetBlue, United Airlines, Meta and LiveNation joined the Sustainable Aviation Buyers Alliance’s effort to support development and use of sustainable aviation fuels.
2021
Concertgoers file lawsuits over Astroworld Festival tragedy
Concertgoers filed lawsuits against Live Nation and event organizer ScoreMore after the Astroworld Festival tragedy. The filings alleged failures to plan and conduct the concert safely and claimed that organizers ignored risks to concertgoers.
2021
Astroworld attendee sues Live Nation and ScoreMore
An injured Astroworld Festival attendee sued Live Nation and ScoreMore, among others, alleging negligence and gross negligence in connection with the festival incident. The suit sought at least $1 million in damages; these are allegations, not a court determination.
2021
Live Nation announces Live Stubs NFT ticket collectibles
Live Nation announced Live Stubs, digital collectible NFT ticket stubs to be included with tickets for select Live Nation shows in North America. It said the first set would be delivered to fans purchasing tickets for the upcoming Swedish House Mafia: Paradise Again Tour.
2021
Chexology announces ChexPass digital claim ticket
Chexology announced the launch of ChexPass, an NFC-enabled digital claim ticket for Apple Wallet and Google Pay, in collaboration with entertainment and venue partners. The company said deployment to venues across North America would begin that week.
2021
Allegiant announces partnership with Live Nation venues and Ticketmaster
Allegiant announced a multi-year strategic partnership with select Live Nation venues, Ticketmaster and music festivals to provide customers access to live entertainment experiences and travel packages across the United States.
2021
Live Nation partners with Drake to open History venue
Live Nation partnered with Drake on a new live entertainment venue called History in Toronto. The venue was expected to open later in 2021.
2021
Leader Bank secures naming rights for Boston Pavilion venue
Leader Bank announced a multi-year naming-rights agreement for the Pavilion concert venue in Boston's Seaport district, which will be called Leader Bank Pavilion.
2021
TempleLive owner files $90 million lawsuit against Live Nation
Masonic Temple owner Lance Beaty sued Live Nation for $90 million, alleging that Live Nation retaliated against the Cleveland venue by not bringing suitable tours and shows there. The allegations are presented as claims in the complaint.
2021
Live Nation sues Factory Mutual over COVID-19 insurance claims
Live Nation is suing Factory Mutual for refusing to cover losses it says were caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
2020
Ticketmaster agrees to $10 million criminal fine over competitor data access
Ticketmaster agreed to pay a $10 million criminal fine after its employees unlawfully accessed a competitor's computer data. A Ticketmaster spokesperson said the company terminated two employees in 2017 and that their conduct violated company policies.