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Bids for the entertainment group could arrive as soon as next week, according to one report. Read more
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The new partnership ends a previous deal with Live Nation, the company that organized July's Hard Rock Calling where Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney had their sets cut short after defying the sound curfew.Read more
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Healthcare industry executive Patrick Soon-Shiong, who like the live events firm owns part of the L.A. Lakers, says he is "clearly" interested in "exploring the opportunity."Read more
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The Los Angeles Times publishes correspondence suggesting that AEG executives knew about the King of Pop's "weakened and troubled state" as they prepped for his comeback tour.Read more
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Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey will take the stage to perform the influential 1973 double album in its entirety during the 36-date tour that kicks off Nov. 1.Read more
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An Indio, Calif. measure would impose a 5- to 10-percent tax on admissions to events that draw more than 2,500 people, potentially costing promoter Goldenvoice up to $6 million and concert goers $18 to $36 per ticket. Read more
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AEG president Randy Phillips describes the last-minute exit as "amicable," adding, "it was probably better for them to do their own tour." A new opening act will be named next week.Read more
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An extensive renovation is planned for the aging venue in a bid to make it a “thriving destination” for concerts once again.Read more
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Among the exec's credits: Celine Dion's run at Caesars Palace and Michael Jackson's "This Is It" docu-concert. Read more
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THE REPORT: Luring Hollywood red carpets to downtown L.A. is still proving tough two years after AEG and Regal decided to go head-to-head with Grauman's and Westwood.Read more