Pollstar Daily News Service

CAA’s Marketing Turns 10

Major booking agencies have been quietly building artist marketing departments for more than a decade but little has been said about how they operate. more

Promoters Fined Over Noise

Two of Ireland's biggest concert promoters have been hit for euro 90,000 because their shows broke Dublin’s noise regulations. more

Ovesen’s Arena Vision Photo

AEG Live Middle East managing director Thomas Ovesen has confirmed that his company will operate new arenas in the United Arab Emirates within three years. more


Eloy’s Decade Of Doubt

The Hard Rock Park in Myrtle Beach, S.C., went belly up in September, with the economy in free fall and gas prices through the roof. This led Arizona officials to cast a wary eye on a nearly identical theme park idea in Eloy, a small town between Tucson and Phoenix. more

Faygo Lawsuit

A man in Fargo, N.D., is suing Insane Clown Posse’s Violent J for tossing a full bottle of Faygo soda into the audience at a 2007 concert, hitting the concertgoer in the right eye. more

Stooges Guitarist Dies

Ron Asheton, longtime guitarist for the Stooges, has been found dead. more

Woodstock Rebirth?

Various music forums are chattering about a rumor that Woodstock will be reincarnated for its 40th anniversary. Turns out that’s not so – sort of. more

Dollars Make Sense Comment

For the last few months, the dollar has been rising in value. A few outlets, notably Online Forex Trading, have reported this is a boon for U.S. artists who negotiated their overseas tours in American dollars while those who went with local currency are feeling the pain. more

Police Track Zweck Impersonator

British police are following up on several clues in their search for the impostor pretending to be Depeche Mode agent Andrew Zweck, although they admit most are leading up blind alleys. more

Charges Filed In Bangkok Club Fire Photo

The owner of the Bangkok, Thailand, nightclub where at least 60 people died in a New Year’s Eve fire allegedly started by fireworks is facing criminal charges. more

Salina Center Taps Perry

Marshall Perry has been named director of the Bicentennial Center in Salina, Kan. more

Dennis Turner Passes

Dennis Turner, 59, died November 14 of massive heart failure during an elective angioplasty procedure in the hospital. more

Madonna Tops Resale

Not surprisingly, last year's top ticket seller was also the top resale ticket, according to Ticketmaster. more

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The Doobie Brothers perform during halftime at the Orange Bowl, at Orange Bowl Stadium in Miami Jan. 1.
 

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Donny Osmond, along with his wife and kids, celebrated New Year’s Eve at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., with a tradition that’s been passed down for ages: Subjecting kids to “It’s A Small World.”
 

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The top tour draw of 2008, Madonna, brings her Sticky & Sweet tour to the Maracna stadium in Rio de Janeiro Dec. 14.

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Disney continues to expand its presence, such as an ice park in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang province.

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People dance in front of a laser water show "2009" during New Year celebrations in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia Jan. 1.

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