
NYC Playboy Club to rebrand as Live Nation Theater at Cachet Hotel?
After just over a year open, NYC's pricey new Playboy Club is changing direction and becoming a Live Nation venue and restaurant.
After just over a year open, NYC's pricey new Playboy Club is changing direction and becoming a Live Nation venue and restaurant.
While not addressing the lawsuit directly, Madonna shared a video of herself saying, ”here's something you all need to understand, and that is, that a queen is never late.”
A Live Nation representative says, ”after voicing our concerns to the building’s landlord regarding the reprehensible and repugnant nature of this individual’s subject matter, this appearance has been cancelled.”
Live Nation bought a controlling stake in Bonnaroo back in 2015, and entered into a partnership with Superfly and AC Entertainmen, who co-founded the festival in 2002.
Over 600 artists are participating, including Beck & Cage the Elephant, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie, Vampire Weekend, Mary J Blige and Nas, The Black Keys, Heart, The 1975, Coheed and Cambria and Mastodon, Flatbush Zombies and Joey Bada$$, and more.
Live Nation is once again offering $20 tickets (including service fees) to over 2000 shows happening this summer with what they call National Concert Week. There are over 600 artists participating, including: Beck & Cage the Elephant, Elvis Costello & The Imposters and Blondie, Vampire Weekend, Mary J Blige and Nas, The Black Keys, Heart, The 1975, and tons more.
After years of rumors and promises from Woodstock festival co-creator Michael Lang, official details of a Woodstock 50th anniversary -- taking place on the original Woodstock site -- were finally announced after Christmas, but with one catch...
”We have yet to hear a compelling or plausible explanation for why the festival cannot return to the site where it has successfully been housed for six years.”
It was already reported earlier this year that Madison Square Garden has begun using facial recognition technology for security reasons. Now, it appears that Ticketmaster and Live Nation may want to use the tech for ticketing too...
The "National Concerts Week" promotion is happening now with hundreds of $20, all-in tickets to Live Nation shows across the country.