Artists Call for Ticket Resale Price Caps in Massachusetts
Originally published Jul 22, 2026
By Ethan Millman · The Hollywood Reporter — Movies
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Key points
- Artists wrote a letter demanding ticket resale caps in Massachusetts.
- They claim art should not be commodified for profit.
- The appeal targets legislation on secondary market pricing.
A group of musicians, including Noah Kahan, Aimee Mann and Dropkick Murphys, issued a public letter urging Massachusetts officials to impose limits on the resale price of concert tickets. They argue that their work should not be treated as a commodity subject to extreme markups against their wishes.
Read the original story: The Hollywood Reporter — Movies — by Ethan Millman