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Meghan Trainor cancels 'Get In Girl' tour amid family and album commitments
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Meghan Trainor has canceled her upcoming 'Get In Girl' tour, announced last November, to prioritize her family—including her third child born in January—and the release of her new album 'Toy With Me.' The 32-year-old singer shared the decision in an Instagram Story on April 16, apologizing to fans and promising a return.
Harry Styles has cancelled his July 21 concert in São Paulo due to a health issue on tour. Live Nation Brazil announced the cancellation of the Morumbi stadium show on the day it was scheduled.
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State attorneys general have asked a federal judge to order Live Nation to sell off Ticketmaster following a recent jury verdict. The proposal came one month after the live music company was found to have operated as an illegal monopoly.
Creative Industries Minister Ian Murray has called on the music industry, particularly Live Nation, to voluntarily contribute to a £1 ticket levy for arena and stadium shows to support grassroots venues and artists. He warned that without wider participation by a June 30, 2026 deadline, the government may make it mandatory. The levy funds the LIVE Trust, which has already distributed £500,000.
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A group of more than 20 states and Washington D.C. will continue the antitrust trial against Live Nation following the U.S. Department of Justice's settlement with the company. The trial resumes on March 16 with the same jury after states withdrew their mistrial motion. Attorneys general expressed dissatisfaction with the settlement terms, viewing them as insufficient to address monopoly concerns.
The music industry's stock performance for the week ended December 5 showed mixed results, with Spotify shares falling 6% while Live Nation rose 6%. The Billboard Global Music Index dropped 2.1%, continuing a downward trend. This comes amid broader market resilience but ongoing challenges in the sector.
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The Weeknd's After Hours Til Dawn tour has grossed over $1 billion, making it the highest-earning tour by a male solo artist in history. Live Nation announced the milestone following the sale of tickets for 2026 dates. The tour, which began in 2022, has sold more than 7.5 million tickets worldwide.