But live event ticketing is different. Ticketmaster’s outright market dominance has allowed the company to wield control over purchased tickets – a consumer’s private property.

Ticketmaster ended up canceling the general sale due to what they said was “unprecedented demand.” Demand for Beyonce’s Renaissance World Tour is already expected to be extremely high.

Good news: Beyoncé's Renaissance tour is happening. Bad news: Fans are already gearing up for a difficult time getting tickets, especially following Ticketmaster's botched ticket rollout for ...

Preparing for Beyoncé With that disaster as the backdrop, Ticketmaster is now preparing for its next anticipated ticket sale—and it’s even bigger than the last. Demand for Beyoncé’s tour ...

Caitlin Huston reports for the Hollywood Reporter: Ticketmaster is back in the spotlight, as tickets for Beyoncé’s upcoming Renaissance tour go on sale on the platform in the coming days.

Tickets for Beyoncé’s upcoming “Renaissance” world tour will go on sale next week with Ticketmaster, leaving some fans concerned about securing seats for highly-anticipated concerts after ...

Beyonce's Renaissance tour is a go, but recent Ticketmaster fiascos involving Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen and Bad Bunny don't exactly inspire confidence ...

Ticketmaster disputes that market share estimate, and says it holds at most just over 30% of the concert market, according to CFO Joe Berchtold, who spoke about the business on NPR.