Now they’re touting the “Club Passport”, an all-you-can-hear “all-in” pass that mimics the value proposition of fests like Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo, but includes any LiveNation-owned club*. Note that asterisk there, it signifies a little caveat that really shows why “too good to be true” really is.
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Sep
LiveNation must have some insurance execs in marketing
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