Louisiana has become part of a growing group of states pursuing legal action against Ticketmaster and its parent company, Live Nation. The states, supported by a lawsuit from the Justice Department, accuse Ticketmaster of maintaining an illegal monopoly in the live event ticketing market.

This lawsuit addresses long-standing complaints about Ticketmaster's dominance over ticket sales for concerts, sports, and other entertainment events. Critics claim that Ticketmaster's market position allows it to impose high fees, provide poor service, and enforce stringent terms that disadvantage both venues and consumers.

The increasing number of states joining the lawsuit signifies a significant challenge to Ticketmaster's practices and could potentially lead to greater competition and improved services within the ticketing industry. It underscores a concerted effort by state governments and regulatory bodies to tackle antitrust issues in various sectors, promoting fair competition and protecting consumer interests.