US House Of Representatives Passes Ticket Law, Steps Forward To Protect Musicians And Concert Spectators

The concert ticket law was regulated by the US House of Representatives (Instagram @oliviarodrigo)

JAKARTA - The music performance industry in the United States is heading for a better direction with the ratification of the Ticket Law. It is known that the US House of Representatives recently passed HR 3950, the Law on Fee Transparency for Important Event Tickets (TICKET) including concerts.

Problems in selling concert tickets have become a big issue in the United States music industry. Hundreds of musicians also voiced their anxiety, considering that the ticket sales system was considered very detrimental to the audience.

The Recording Academy as the home of the Grammys also celebrated the ratification of the Ticket Law. On the official website, they call what happened an encouraging step forward for the music community.

The success of the legislature for music fans comes just two weeks after the GRAMMY Recording Academy on Hill's Advocacy Day, and was approved by an extraordinary bipartisan vote, reads the news on the official Recording Academy website.

The TICKET Law passed by the US House of Representatives is considered to have brought transparency to the ticket market by applying the all-in price and taking major steps to end dangerous practices from speculative tickets and fraudulent websites. This advancement will also guarantee refunds for event cancellations.

After the Ticket Law was passed, Harvey Mason Jr. as CEO of Recording Academy expressed his gratitude for the bipartisan support and rapid movement through the US House of Representatives

"Today's ratification of the TICKET Law by the House of Representatives marks a significant step forward towards improving the concert ticket market. The TICKET law is GRAMMY's main focus on Hill two weeks ago, and the Recording Academy thanks the leaders of our Congress who have brought the bill to be decided after a meeting with members of the Academy," said Harvey Mason Jr.

"We now urge the Senate to act quickly to include the strong provisions contained in the Fans First Act and implement a comprehensive ticket reform package that will provide transparency and protect its artists and fans," he continued.

The ratification of the TIKET Law is an important step towards dismantling predatory practices that undermine this relationship. This is an important step to ensure a fairer and more sustainable market. This law not only benefits consumers but also protects the livelihoods of artists who depend on ticket sales fairly. This section proves the power of advocacy and the importance of legislative action in maintaining special ties between artists and spectators.