Live Nation to Pay $9.9 Million to Settle Deceptive Ticket Pricing Allegations

Live Nation has agreed to pay $9.9 million to settle allegations of deceptive ticket pricing practices with the DC attorney general. The settlement follows a recent antitrust trial loss and comes after similar actions against StubHub. The AG claims that Ticketmaster has since changed its pricing practices.

By Lauren Feiner · The Verge · April 20, 2026, 14:11 UTC

Live Nation to Pay $9.9 Million to Settle Deceptive Ticket Pricing Allegations

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Topics: Antitrust Legal Settlement Live Nation Ticket Pricing Ticketmaster

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