Where Is Live Nation Corporate Office Headquarters

Live Nation was initially created as SFX Entertainment by late media entrepreneur, Robert Sillerman in 1996. The company was, however, sold to Clear Channel Communications in 2000, a move that would eventually result in the name change in 2005 with Clear Channel spinning off its entertainment arm. This presented the company an opportunity to embark on mergers and acquisitions.

Live Nation went into a merger with another US-based company, Ticketmaster Entertainment Inc. in 2010 – Ticketmaster is a ticket distribution company. This was one move that drew a lot of controversies as it was viewed to be detrimental to the development of a competitive (ticketing) market.

Live Nation has also actualized a number of acquisitions – both on the domestic and international fronts. The international acquisitions, as well as the connection with foreign partners, have advanced the propagation of Live Nation’s business model. Some of its acquisitions include House of Blues chain, Gamerco and Big Champagne to mention just a few. The company has also some stakes in festival management firms like Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival and Voodoo Music & Arts Experience.

The services rendered by Live Nation hover around four key areas - from the promotion of live music concerts and other shows to ticketing, sponsorship, and artist management.

Through the ticketing service, Live Nation helps to provide fans with tickets for sports events, festivals, and music concerts, ensuring that they have a first-hand feel of their favorite players and artists. It is reported that Live Nation sells over 500 million tickets on behalf of its various clients every year. With this figure, the company can be regarded as the largest ticketing platform in the world.

Live Nation's ownership and/or stakes of multiple event venues [like amphitheaters, stadiums, concert arenas] have further given it some competitive edge when it comes to event promotion - although the company sometimes rents venues.
It is claimed that Live Nation has interest in over 280 venues across the globe. Some of the notable venues owned by Live Nation include the House of Blues chains of clubs, North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic, and Concord Pavilion.

Besides providing sponsorship services that help to connect more than a thousand brand partners to fans, Live Nation has also managed [and is still managing] a host of top-rated artists. It does this through its management company subsidiaries that entail Roc Nation, 24 Artist, LMG, Phillymack, Vector, and so on.

While it is not yet so profound, Live Nation is also into film and television production/programming. This is expected to peak in the next couple of years as the management embarks on its expansion drive.

• Live Nation promotes over 100 festivals and an average of 35,000 concerts yearly – this is before the outbreak of COVID-19. The year 2019 remains the most successful business year for the company with 40,256 events promoted while amassing a total annual revenue of US$11.55 billion.
• Over one billion internet users visit the digital platforms of Live Nation every year, and there around 98 million fans linking up with the company through its website annually. Live Nation has physical offices in 40 countries.
• The “Live Nation At The Concert” app is accessible to users of Android and iOS devices – but it is only available in specific countries.
• In response to finding a credible solution to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the social gathering, Live Nation Entertainment in collaboration with Ticketmaster are attempting to develop innovations such as SafeTix and SmartEvent. These are being created in consonance with the need to uphold the new safety standards. It is worthy to note that Live Nation lost about 84% of its revenue to the coronavirus pandemic in 2020.