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Empty seats? Concert giant Live Nation says ticket sales are actually at record levels.

In the wake of online chatter about high-profile tour cancellations, Ticketmaster’s parent company said artists aren’t ditching shows any more than usual.

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Empty seats? Concert giant Live Nation says ticket sales are actually at record levels.
In the wake of online chatter about high-profile tour cancellations, Ticketmaster’s parent company said artists aren’t ditching shows any more than usual.
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