A package of bills recently discussed by New Jersey lawmakers would aim to provide concertgoers with more information about ticket availability and would push back against hidden fees.
Now that the first day of spring has come and gone, concert season is right around the corner.
And, with that in mind, legislators in New Jersey are working on a package of bills that are intended to protect concertgoers from the price gouging and hidden fees that can often be associated with ticket sales market. The move follows several high-profile incidents -- like popstar Taylor Swift having to cancel ticket sales afterIt was an issue that even lead to a
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