Here are the most recent, widely reported developments involving Ticketmaster / Live Nation class action lawsuits (primarily focused on alleged fee/pricing practices and antitrust):
A U.S. federal judge certified a nationwide class action in December 2025 against Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster, with the case centered on allegations that the companies used monopoly power to impose allegedly excessive fees and inflate overall ticket costs (sometimes described as “drip pricing”).[2][3]
In December 2024, reporting said a Canadian class action involving alleged “drip pricing” reached the final stages toward a settlement—described as about $6 million—with a judge indicating time to review the files before making a decision official.[1]
Are you looking for news in the U.S., Canada, or EU/UK, and do you mean the antitrust/fees case or a different Ticketmaster class action (e.g., data breach)?
Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster face a class action over the alleged monopoly they hold over the primary and secondary ticket and concert promotion markets in the U.S.
www.classaction.orgFederal judge grants class certification for nationwide antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster, covering 400 million ticket purchases since
allaboutlawyer.comA proposed class action lawsuit alleges Ticketmaster and Live Nation illegally conceal the full price of tickets until the end of online checkout.
www.classaction.orgLawsuit alleging that Ticketmaster and Live Nation have monopoly power in primary ticketing services and concert promotion services for major concert venues.
www.ticketmasterfeeclassaction.comWe find ourselves mentioning Ticketmaster again in this issue, as attorneys investigate how the company administers its hefty fees.
www.classaction.orgTicketmaster faces a class action lawsuit over the massive data breach it suffered earlier this year from the hacker group ShinyHunters.
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