Jay-Z does not currently own Live Nation. He has had long-running 360 deals with Live Nation in the past, most notably a series of multi-year arrangements starting around 2008 and renewed in later years, but those deals involve Live Nation promoting, financing, and co-managing various aspects of his career rather than ownership of the company itself. Recent reports and public filings describe these partnerships and ongoing partnerships, not equity or ownership of Live Nation by Jay-Z.[3][6][8]
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Jay-Z is close to reaching a $150 million deal with Live Nation Inc. that will give the concert promoter a stake in virtually every aspect of the rapper and entrepreneur's career, according to news reports.
www.foxnews.comShawn “Jay-Z” Carter is reportedly ready to sign with concert promoter Live Nation in a 10-year deal worth about $150 million, a total that rivals the biggest music contracts ever, the New York Times reported. The rap tycoon will officially bounce from his longtime record label, Def Jam, and enter into a partnership that includes […]
www.stlamerican.comLive Nation Inc. said Thursday that it signed a 10-year agreement with rapper Jay-Z that includes live shows, recordings and money the performer can
labusinessjournal.comLive Nation closed the Jay-Z 360-degree deal Wednesday night, sources say.
www.billboard.comJay Z has earned himself another major deal, as the veteran rapper has signed on a 10-year $200 million tour contract with Live Nation.
1079ishot.comRapper And Entrepreneur To Make A $150 million, 10-Year Deal With Live Nation Inc.
www.cbsnews.comConcert promoter Live Nation Inc. said Thursday it was in talks with rap mogul Jay-Z over a potential business deal.
www.cbc.caThe rapper is reportedly seeking new investors for the non-live side of his Roc Nation business as the partners' ten-year 360 deal reaches its end.
www.iqmagazine.comOn Thursday, May 23, 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and several states sued Live Nation Entertainment, which has owned Ticketmaster since 2010.
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