Miranda Lambert fans beware of restrictive tickets at upcoming shows in Arkansas.
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Restrictive ticketing policies are in effect for the April 9 Garbage concert at the El Rey Theater in Los Angeles.
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The Fan Freedom Project today issued a consumer alert about restrictive ticketing policies at the Eric Church concert in Minneapolis.
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Ticketmaster tracks woman’s IP address, cancels her tickets without warning.
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Minnesota’s state legislature took a step forward in protecting the rights of fans.
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Leave it to Michael Rapino, the CEO of Live Nation Entertainment—a parent company of Ticketmaster—to defend the draconian paperless ticket market, rather than side with fans.
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Minnesota State Sen. Chris Gerlach announced a hearing on S.F. 425, a bill to guarantee consumers’ property rights in the live-event ticket market.
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According to the Red Sox, upper-bleacher tickets for 30 games will be restrictive tickets, which limit ticket buyers’ ability to transfer, resell, or even give away tickets.
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The Fan Freedom Project released a consumer alert for Bruce Springsteen fans planning to buy tickets for the upcoming Wrecking Ball Tour.
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A NY Times Op-Ed by the American Antitrust Institute reinforces what we’ve been saying: restrictive ticketing hurts fans.