Live Nation has submitted a packet to encourage the Trump administration to put price caps on resales and better regulate the ...

Kennedy Center President Richard Grenell panned an invite-only pride event that the team behind the hit musical Hamilton organized in coordination with five Democratic senators on Monday evening ...

Richard Grenell, President Trump’s envoy for special missions and interim Kennedy Center director, said he has spoken with the president about potentially launching a gubernatorial campaign in ...

An appreciation of playwright Richard Greenberg, author of 'Three Days of Rain' and 'Take Me Out,' among other plays, who ...

And KC President Richard Grenell was fuming, calling it “an invite-only political stunt.” And Kennedy Center President Richard Grenell was fuming, calling it “an invite-only political stunt.” ...

Kennedy Center President Richard Grenell claimed that the gay and lesbian community has “largely achieved equality in this country” amid this most recent Pride Month of June. Grenell gave his ...

Live Nation Entertainment logo is seen in this illustration taken May 23, 2024. Live Nation’s new venue openings come as scrutiny from across the aisle has become louder against Live Nation.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has lashed out at President Donald Trump’s special envoy Richard Grenell for pushing claims that his wife was out shopping during the protests in Los Angeles ...

Live Nation Entertainment is investing $1B to build 18 new and revitalized live music venues in small towns across the country, the company announced Wednesday.

Richard Grenell, President Trump’s envoy for special missions and interim Kennedy Center director, said he has spoken with the president about potentially launching a gubernatorial campaign in ...

(WHTM) — Live Nation Entertainment, one of the largest entertainment companies in the country, will expand it footprint in Pennsylvania. The company said it planned to invest $1 billion to build ...

Live Nation has announced a $1 billion investment plan to “build 18 new and revitalized live music venues” across the U.S., ranging from smaller clubs to outdoor amphitheaters.