Popp v. Live Nation Ticketmaster Class Action
Live Nation · Ticketmaster concert-ticketing services · Ongoing Litigation
About this case
In Popp v. Live Nation, plaintiffs allege that Live Nation and its Ticketmaster subsidiary monopolized primary ticketing through exclusive venue agreements and charged supracompetitive fees. A class of U.S. residents who directly purchased primary Ticketmaster tickets and paid associated fees for events at qualifying major concert venues since 2010 was certified in December 2025, and the matter is ongoing with a trial currently expected in July 2027.
Case overview
- Defendant company
- Live Nation
- Product or service
- Ticketmaster concert-ticketing services
- Case name
- Popp v. Live Nation
- Court case number
- 2:22-cv-00047-GW-KES
- Case status
- Ongoing Litigation
- Lawsuit type
- Consumer
- Reported harm
- Billing Fees
Participation information
Availability is based on each listed participation option and its deadline.
Class member participation
The certified class includes U.S. residents who since 2010 directly purchased a primary ticket and paid associated fees for primary ticketing services for an event at a major U.S. concert venue from Ticketmaster.
Covered class members do not need to take action at this time. Class members who wish to be excluded must submit a written opt-out statement postmarked by July 6, 2026.
- Type
- Other
- Status
- No action required
- Payout
- The article states that class members may receive a portion of a settlement or trial recovery if the plaintiffs prevail, but no amount has been established.
- Reported proof requirement
- Unclear
This information does not determine whether you qualify for a case.
Sources
Public reporting associated with this case.
- Live Nation Ticketmaster Primary Ticketing Fees Class Action
Digital Music News ·
- Popp v. Live Nation Ticketmaster Class Action
Northjersey.Com ·