With a potential coronavirus vaccine nearing, Ticketmaster is exploring a new strategy for event organizers. But not everyone's a fan.

'In order for us to move forward, we must make certain changes to our agreements with the artists,' wrote the live entertainment giant in a statement.

On Friday, tickets went on sale for Saskatchewan’s Night Out with Brett Kissel, a unique concert experience that will take place in the Evraz Place parking lot.

Canadian country music star Brett Kissel will be preforming in the Evraz Place parking lot in Regina on June 20 at 7 p.m.

A B.C. woman is still waiting for a refund on tickets to a Vancouver Canucks game in Las Vegas that was supposed to take place in March.

Michael Rapino of Live Nation has said the company will spend the next six months testing smaller-scale events before trying to bring concerts back at "full scale" in 2021.

The Middle Eastern country's Public Investment Fund now owns 5.7 per cent of shares in the multi-billion-dollar entertainment company.

Several dozen concerts, including a DJ set with Andrew Rayel originally slated for Friday at Toronto's Toybox Nightclub, were still available on Ticketweb, a portal owned by Ticketmaster, until after the company was contacted by The Canadian Press on Wednesday.

It is somewhat of a reversal from the previous policy, which saw the ticketing agency torched on social media by concertgoers who alleged the wording of their refund policy was changed without notice.

Fans are shining a spotlight on Ticketmaster over what they say are unfair policies preventing them from being refunded for shows postponed over the coronavirus pandemic.