by Ethan Millman, Rolling Stone Magazine, February 26, 2021
Mint Talent Group, which represents 180 artists, has partnered with ticketing platform Lyte to offer a reservation system for concerts that haven’t been announced yet
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What We’re Doing This Weekend: Hitting SoHo’s Bowie 75 Pop-Up Vogue article by Corey Seymour, October 29, 2021 First things first: The just-opened Bowie 75 space at 150 Wooster in SoHo isn’t a David Bowie museum, and it isn’t a capsule version of the recent acclaimed traveling exhibition David Bowie Is—but it’s much more than a mere shop….
David Bowie LPs remixed in 360 Reality Audio by Tony Visconti to coincide with 75th birthday celebrations by Andre Paine in Music Week, January 6, 2002 The David Bowie Estate has announced a series of releases from David Bowie’s catalogue that have been remixed and reimagined exclusively in 360 Reality Audio. The immersive music experience is driven…
Lyte Executives Talk Coachella Partnership, Why Primary Ticketers Don’t Give Refunds by Taylor Mims in Billboard Magazine, February 11, 2019. In just over a year, ticketing exchange platform Lyte has gone from six festival partners to 30. Lyte has made a name for itself allowing fans to safely buy, sell and exchange event tickets after…
Jazz Releases Come Out Swinging Review by Brian Slattery in the New Haven Independent, August 9, 2023 One curio to pop back into the eternal present of recorded music is an album by The Lazenbys, recorded in May 1997 but rereleased just last week. “The Lazenbys were an experimental musician’s collective based in New Haven and…
Selling Subscriptions to Fan Club Sites: Tips from RollingStones.com & DavidBowie.com Marketing Sherpa, March 5, 2003 SUMMARY: Oh the glamour! This new Case Study takes you behind-the-scenes to learn about what works in terms of content and marketing for subscription-based fan club sites for rock stars. Includes lots of practical details, such as which two headaches…
Lyte-ing It Up: Q’s With Lyte’s Ant Taylor And Lawrence Peryer by Francisco Rendon on Pollstar.com, April 6, 2020 With the live industry dramatically disrupted, some have adopted anxious or more doom and gloom tones when talking about the business. Ticketing platform Lyte was seeing astronomical growth before the shutdown, matching its total 2018 revenue…