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Live Nation Entertainment, Inc.

Live Nation Entertainment, Inc.

Concert promoter and ticketing company

Appears in 10 stories · Last updated Oct 31, 2026

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United Heritage Hall announces inaugural lineup for Austin's new 4,000-capacity venue

Built World

Dominant player in the Austin market; AEG's main rival

AEG Presents' new 4,000-capacity room in southeast Austin has a name and a first slate of shows. United Heritage Hall opens in March 2027 with 12 bookings, from Hum and ZZ Top to deadmau5, Chaka Khan and comedian Taylor Tomlinson.

Updated Oct 31

Van Andel Arena lists 14 shows for December 2026

Built World

As of October 2026: Sells tickets for Van Andel Arena events

Van Andel Arena's downtown Grand Rapids calendar now lists 14 shows for December 2026. The month leans on holiday acts: Trans-Siberian Orchestra plays twice, Amy Grant leads a Christmas concert, and for KING + COUNTRY brings its Drummer Boy Christmas tour.

Updated Oct 1

California bans speculative 'ghost ticket' sales in new law

Rule Changes

As of September 2026: Backed original bill; silent on final version

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law banning the sale of concert and sports tickets that sellers don't actually own, a practice known as speculative ticketing or 'ghost tickets.' The law, Assembly Bill 1349, also prohibits using software to bypass venue limits and requires resale platforms to take reasonable steps to prevent such listings.

Updated Sep 28

DeVos Performance Hall posts November 2026 lineup

Built World

As of September 2026: Operates the DeVos Performance Hall venue page

DeVos Performance Hall has posted its November 2026 calendar, with seven shows on the books. The list includes Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox on Nov 8 and Straight No Chaser on Nov 28.

Updated Sep 1

Van Andel Arena lists 11 shows for November 2026

Money Moves

As of September 2026: Lists Van Andel Arena events on its venue page

Van Andel Arena's November 2026 calendar lists 11 shows, one of the venue's busier fall months. The 12,000-seat arena in downtown Grand Rapids has booked comedy, rock, and holiday music dates.

Updated Sep 1

Grand Rapids venue The Intersection books 36 September shows across four rooms

Money Moves

As of August 2026: Co-promotes a share of The Intersection's September shows; facing DOJ antitrust suit

The Intersection, a four-room independent music venue in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has 36 shows on its September 2026 calendar. The largest room holds about 1,150 people.

Updated Aug 29

The Intersection unveils October 2026 lineup across four Grand Rapids rooms

Money Moves

As of August 2026: Global concert promoter; not named as a co-presenter in the October listings reviewed

The Intersection, Grand Rapids' main live music complex, has posted 18 shows for October 2026 across its five venues. The largest, The Showroom, holds about 1,600 people.

Updated Aug 28

Van Andel Arena announces 11 shows for October 2026

Built World

As of August 2026: Ticketing partner for Van Andel Arena events

Van Andel Arena has confirmed 11 shows for October 2026, including Bring Me The Horizon's arena tour on Oct 8 and an R&B triple bill with Anthony Hamilton, Leela James and Raheem Devaughn on Oct 16. The venue's largest room seats about 12,000.

Updated Aug 28

The Intersection posts August 2026 lineup across four Grand Rapids rooms

Money Moves

As of August 2026: Promoter for select Intersection shows

The Intersection has posted its August 2026 calendar. Five shows are booked so far, spread across the venue's four rooms — Elevation, the main stage, the Mint, and the Stache.

Updated Aug 28

Liberty’s “two-company” bet: Live Nation stake breaks free as Formula One keeps the wheel

Money Moves

As of May 2026: Core asset underlying Liberty Live; facing major regulatory scrutiny

This is a corporate divorce where the prenup matters. Liberty Media is separating its Live Nation-heavy Liberty Live Group into a stand-alone public company, Liberty Live Holdings—after first swapping $421.7 million of assets to draw a clean line between "live entertainment" and "motorsports".

Updated May 15