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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/cadev/dev.celebrityaccess.net/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6119NEW YORK (CelebrityAccess) Azoff MSG Entertainment and Live Nation Entertainment have quietly launched a digital ticketing platform, exclusive to American Express, called LaneOne, with tickets to Eagles and Harry Styles already on the service.<\/p>\n
The platform, which appears to be akin to Ticketmaster’s Verified Fan initiative, was announced by AMEX via Business Wire<\/i> Jan. 24, but Grammys Week coverage got most of the press. As of Jan. 24, American Express Card Members got exclusive access to Eagles premium tickets, and Styles will have an exclusive onsale window starting Feb. 7.<\/p>\n
The service will provide a two-week exclusive window to premium tickets located in the first 10 rows \u2013 the kind of tickets that usually end up in the hands of scalpers and, then, suits with deep pockets \u2013 before the general onsale. The service includes amenities like a preferred entrance, special parking and\/or a $50 Uber credit and \u201cdedicated LaneOne ambassador support.\u201d<\/p>\n
A call to an American Express spokeswoman was not returned at press time, but the service appears to be an effort to keep the money from the front-row tickets in the hands of the artists versus the coffers of the secondary market and possibly a switch from AMEX’s VIP services. The announcement and website<\/a><\/span> do not mention VIP perks like meet-and-greets, preshow parties or bags of tchotchkes.<\/p>\n Although Live Nation or Azoff MSG have yet to send out press releases, possibly keeping a low profile as the trial balloon is floated, at least one person (or possible sockpuppet) is very happy with the service.<\/p>\n