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StageCenta, an Australian theatre show guide and ticketing platform, has claimed an industry first after rolling out its nationwide free theatre app. The app, which will feature all shows across t...
Tags: App, Mobile, StageCentaMovistar Arena in Bogotá, Colombia has reopened its doors with musical Chavela por Siempre Vargas, adding a final date to the run. The Movistar Arena was the first venue in Latin America to open ...
Tags: Colombia, Movistar Arena, musical, ReopeningAfter a year of venue closures and mass sector redundancies, it's refreshing to see some hints of recovery – especially on the Jobs board here at TheTicketingBusiness. Over Easter we took a...
Tags: Recruitment, VivenuMiami’s Ultra Music Festival has been sued for allegedly denying ticketholders refunds for the 2020 cancelled event. Gabriella Petroka, who filed the lawsuit on March 31 after paying a total of ...
Tags: Festivals, Lawsuit, Legal, Refunds, Ultra Music FestivalNew York City mayoral candidate favourite Andrew Yang has proposed an ‘arts revival’ plan, which includes large-scale ticket sales to the private sector and vaccine passports. The former Democ...
Tags: Broadway, New York City, Reopening, Sales, Theatre, Vaccine PassportsCalifornia has confirmed indoor concerts, theatres, sports and other private gatherings will be able to restart from April 15. The US state’s Department of Public Health updated its blueprint to...
Tags: California, Covid-19, Indoor Concerts, Live Events, ReopeningMost venues that plan to host pilot events to aid the return of live events in England have said COVID-19 passports will not be required after the UK government confirmed the list of test events. ...
Tags: COVID-19 Certificates, Pilot Events, snooker, The Crucible, UKLive Nation has been sued for $90m by the owner of live events venue Masonic Cleveland over claims that the company violated a settlement deal, as well as the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) consent ...
Tags: Consent Decree, DOJ, Legal, Live Nation, Masonic Cleveland, TempleLiveSome 2,700 cultural and heritage organisations in the UK are to share £400m in grants and loans to support the sector recover and reopen after COVID-19.The latest tranche of money from the £1.57bn ...
Tags: Culture Recovery Fund, Festivals, Glastonbury, Museums, Reopening, Theatre, UKMajor League Baseball (MLB) clubs will distribute $1.5m (£1.1m/€1.3m) worth of free tickets to frontline and essential workers for the 2021 season. The 30 teams will independently select the sp...
Tags: Attendance, Free Tickets, Frontline Workers, MLBBoston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) has teamed up with contactless digital ticketing service True Tickets to support its reopening plans later this year amid COVID-19. Under the agreement, the Boston-...
Tags: APIs, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Contactless, True Tickets
