Live DMA calls for dynamic pricing ban

The European live music network has united with consumer and supporter organisations to send a joint letter to the European Commission

News By James Hanley | 2 October 2025

European live music network Live DMA is urging the European Commission (EC) to ban dynamic ticketing for live events. The organisation, whose members represent live music venues, clubs and festivals across 16 countries, has united with Euroconsumers, Football Supporters Europe and Reset!

Network to send a joint letter to European Commissioner Michael McGrath.

The coalition is calling on the EC to explicitly ban dynamic pricing in the live entertainment sector as part of the upcoming Digital Fairness Act, arguing such a…

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