BMI BEATS RATE COURT DISPUTE VS CONCERT PROMOTERS, GIVING SONGWRITERS 138% RAISE IN US

US music rights management company BMI has clinched victory in a rate court dispute against live events promoters Live Nation, AEG, and the North American Concert Promoters Association (NACPA).

The win will see songwriters get a 138% increase in rates to 0.5% of every event’s revenue.

Live Nation downplayed the impact of the ruling on concert promoters, saying this will instead cost performers about $15 million a year, divided among thousands of artists

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