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The 10,000 capacity Celtic Blue Rock Festival in Pembrokeshire, Wales has had its licence revoked, amid concerns about public safety. >>more
Paul Gray, bassist with Slipknot, has died aged 38. >>more
U2 have had to cancel their much anticipated Glastonbury headline slot after Bono personally called organiser Michael Eavis to tell him that he wouldn't be ready for the show after emergency back surgery. >>more
After years of New Labour's repeated consultations on the Licensing Act, the new Conservative and Liberal Democrat Government have promised reforms to the much maligned Licensing Act. >>more
Ticketnews.com reports that with the New York ticket resale law still being debated in the state legislature, TicketsNow - which is owned by Live Nation Entertainment - has decided to pull down all of its New York ticket listings until officials finish hammering out a resolution. >>more
The Great Escape Festival, Brighton's music festival and convention, has now firmly established itself in mid-May ultimatey as the place to be for music businessss chat and new talent. >>more
Ronnie James Dio, the Rainbow and Black Sabbath frontman, has died after losing a fight with stomach cancer, which he was diagnosed with last November. He was 67. >>more
Notorious file-sharing hub The Pirate Bay has been knocked offline by its Internet service provider, following a court ruling in Germany that last week ordering the ISP to disconnect the site on copyright violations, TorrentFreak reported. >>more
Safeconcerts.com has launched the Be Ticket Safe directory in response to fraudulent and illicit online ticket sales - a business worth more than a billion pounds in the UK per year according to a recent investigation by Radio 5 Live. >>more
A new report identifying areas of good practice in crowd safety has been published by the Health and Safety Executive in the UK. >>more
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