Passes cost hundreds of dollars, festival sites are overcrowded to maximize revenue, and there are influencer scams every which way you look. But what was once a great American tradition borne of Woodstock is now not much more than a money-grab. Salon has affiliate partnerships, so we may get a share of the revenue from your purchase.
We’re excited to be among the first-movers in pay-per-view live stream music events where we see significant revenue potential for both artists and our business.The Salon Marketplace team writes about stuff we think you’ll like. “Pay-Per-View and digital ticketing have been staples for the broadcast entertainment business for many years. “The music business is at an important inflection point,” said Robert Ellin, the CEO and Chairman of LiveXLive. “We are very much looking forward to working with LiveXLive and the newly added paywall allowing us to bring revenue to artists participating in Live From Out There,” said Ben Baruch, Owner of 11E1even Group and co-founder of Live From Out There.Īccording to LiveXLive, digital ticketing will expand the company’s revenue model adding to the company’s existing advertising and subscription monetization.
The concert series kicks off on Friday and continues through June 7th. The pay-per-view service will debut with the virtual concert series ‘Live From Out There,’ produced by 11E1even Group and featuring more than 45 live performances. LiveXLive’s pay-per-view offering will include tour and weekend passes ($39.99 and $19.99, respectively) and an a la carte option for single shows ($4.99). LiveXLive says it hopes the new Pay-Per-View initiative will provide artists with revenue streams from ticket sales, fan tipping, digital meet & greets, merchandise sales, and sponsorship. LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) - Live concert streaming service LiveXLive announced the launch of a new pay-per-view live streaming platform for performances and events.
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