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Live Nation Earnings Keep Softening Post-COVID—Q1 Revenue Drops 11% Year-Over-Year

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Live Nation Earnings Keep Softening Post-COVID—Q1 Revenue Drops 11% Year-Over-Year

Arden Howe 04/05/2025 03:20

Live Nation reports a slow start in Q1 2025. But the company has lots of revenue booked that is yet to be realized, according to CEO Michael Rapino. Live Nation’s Q1 2025 earnings report shows drops in total revenue and adjusted operating income compared to the same quarter the year prior…

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Live Nation reports a slow start in Q1 2025. But the company has lots of revenue booked that is yet to be realized, according to CEO Michael Rapino. Live Nation’s Q1 2025 earnings report shows drops in total revenue and adjusted operating income compared to the same quarter the year prior…
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