J.R. Lind is a journalist and writer who contributes to Pollstar and Nashville Scene. His work has also been featured in VenuesNow. J.R. covers a wide range of topics in the music industry, including concert tours, ticketing reform, artist profiles, and music events.
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J.R. Lind's work predominantly covers entertainment news, specifically focusing on music events and industry announcements. He seems to be interested in event coverage and breaking news about tours, concerts, and other live performances.
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By: J.R. Lind
All-in pricing is now the rule industry-wide.
The stopgap funding bill that will keep the federal government operating after Dec. 20 includes a proposal aimed at goosing music-based tourism.
The 2025 concert schedule at New York's Forest Hills Stadium could be in danger if a group of homeowners gets their way.
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