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(00:01):
Lynn. You need to know she'sgot you. It's three good morning,
it's just before seven o'clock, andit's most certainly raining outside. I'm sure
you feel the side effects of thatas you drive into work. We'll see
a little break before storm's return forthe commute home. Perfect timing. Let's
(00:21):
start off with a ticketmaster in LiveNation. I saw this kind of circulating
yesterday afternoon that Ticketmaster, which isthe parent company of Live Nation rather could
soon be facing a federal antitrust lawsuit. Now, this investigation started almost two
years ago, but really came tolight with Taylor Swift announcing the tour.
(00:47):
And we don't need to relive that. Hell we don't. We don't need
to go down memory lane with howdisastrous that was. But it had manifested,
or i'm sorry, magnified, somany other shoes when it comes to
ticket purchasing, long lines, waittimes, high price markups, and then,
of course I don't even need tosay it, you're already saying it
(01:10):
yourself. The ticket master fees.I had a girlfriend go to Disney on
Ice and say that she spent onehundred dollars in fees alone. I'm super
curious if you've got your phone on, you leave me a talk back on
how much fees, what the highestamount of fees that you've spent for a
concert ticket as of lee. Iwould love to hear from you on that
one. So when there's more,there's no word as to what is going
(01:32):
to be in the lawsuit. We'rejust kind of making assumptions that that will
be it. But I don't haveany official legal jargon for you. When
that happens, I will keep youupdated. Speaking of Taylor Swift, we're
just three days away from the album, and I had mentioned it earlier.
Dare I say I kind of forgotmaybe it was getting wrapped up in the
Beyonce release, But we are justdays away from a Taylor album. Now
(01:55):
here's what's been happening. I hadmentioned earlier in the week as well that
Apple Music was doing secret keywords thatwere being released. I saw in Chicago
that painters were putting up a muralon the side of the wall that was
a QR code. Out in LAat the Grove, thousands of people waited
in line just to get their eyeson what I could only describe as a
(02:15):
mini exhibit where we're just looking forEaster eggs and clues, et cetera.
Here's what we're doing on Kiss oneO seven one. I'm giving you like
two days to prepare for this.Taylor Swift is going to host the album
release party right here as soon thesecond that the album drops, so Thursday
at midnight, followed by you know, me breaking it down the following morning
(02:38):
for you so you can hear itright here, and you'll hear exclusive conversation
from her. I haven't even heardit yet, so just wanted to give
you a heads up on that one. All right, let's finally talk about
Caitlin Clark. You know, thesecond day in a row, I've been
able to lead off three things withthe WNBA in our six o'clock hour.
Her jersey sales broke records yesterday.In fact, I'm hearing as one as
(03:00):
the highest Draft Day jersey ever.Number twenty two sold out in its pre
sale, and their season for IndianaFever opens on May fourteenth. By the
way, I also saw pictures trendingof Angel Reese from that night. I
didn't see it until the zoomed upphotos were released. She wore a VVS
(03:21):
grill. I said, Angel Reais good for you girl, get it,
She's going up to Chicago drafted numberseven. All right, that is
three things you need to know forthe seventeenth of April. Coming up at
seven twenty, I have a veryspecial guest in studio. You'll already write.
As soon as he laughs, you'llrecognize immediately who he is. And
I've got a little bit of abone to pick with him, and actually
(03:43):
this might lead to us picking justso. I'm curious about this one thing
when it comes to guys. Okay, ladies, you might already experience this
in your own homes. If youwould love to stay for that seven twenty
iHeartRadio. Don't miss it.
Lynn. You need to know she'sgot you. It's three good morning,
it's just before seven o'clock, andit's most certainly raining outside. I'm sure
you feel the side effects of thatas you drive into work. We'll see
a little break before storm's return forthe commute home. Perfect timing. Let's
(00:21):
start off with a ticketmaster in LiveNation. I saw this kind of circulating
yesterday afternoon that Ticketmaster, which isthe parent company of Live Nation rather could
soon be facing a federal antitrust lawsuit. Now, this investigation started almost two
years ago, but really came tolight with Taylor Swift announcing the tour.
(00:47):
And we don't need to relive that. Hell we don't. We don't need
to go down memory lane with howdisastrous that was. But it had manifested,
or i'm sorry, magnified, somany other shoes when it comes to
ticket purchasing, long lines, waittimes, high price markups, and then,
of course I don't even need tosay it, you're already saying it
(01:10):
yourself. The ticket master fees.I had a girlfriend go to Disney on
Ice and say that she spent onehundred dollars in fees alone. I'm super
curious if you've got your phone on, you leave me a talk back on
how much fees, what the highestamount of fees that you've spent for a
concert ticket as of lee. Iwould love to hear from you on that
one. So when there's more,there's no word as to what is going
(01:32):
to be in the lawsuit. We'rejust kind of making assumptions that that will
be it. But I don't haveany official legal jargon for you. When
that happens, I will keep youupdated. Speaking of Taylor Swift, we're
just three days away from the album, and I had mentioned it earlier.
Dare I say I kind of forgotmaybe it was getting wrapped up in the
Beyonce release, But we are justdays away from a Taylor album. Now
(01:55):
here's what's been happening. I hadmentioned earlier in the week as well that
Apple Music was doing secret keywords thatwere being released. I saw in Chicago
that painters were putting up a muralon the side of the wall that was
a QR code. Out in LAat the Grove, thousands of people waited
in line just to get their eyeson what I could only describe as a
(02:15):
mini exhibit where we're just looking forEaster eggs and clues, et cetera.
Here's what we're doing on Kiss oneO seven one. I'm giving you like
two days to prepare for this.Taylor Swift is going to host the album
release party right here as soon thesecond that the album drops, so Thursday
at midnight, followed by you know, me breaking it down the following morning
(02:38):
for you so you can hear itright here, and you'll hear exclusive conversation
from her. I haven't even heardit yet, so just wanted to give
you a heads up on that one. All right, let's finally talk about
Caitlin Clark. You know, thesecond day in a row, I've been
able to lead off three things withthe WNBA in our six o'clock hour.
Her jersey sales broke records yesterday.In fact, I'm hearing as one as
(03:00):
the highest Draft Day jersey ever.Number twenty two sold out in its pre
sale, and their season for IndianaFever opens on May fourteenth. By the
way, I also saw pictures trendingof Angel Reese from that night. I
didn't see it until the zoomed upphotos were released. She wore a VVS
(03:21):
grill. I said, Angel Reais good for you girl, get it,
She's going up to Chicago drafted numberseven. All right, that is
three things you need to know forthe seventeenth of April. Coming up at
seven twenty, I have a veryspecial guest in studio. You'll already write.
As soon as he laughs, you'llrecognize immediately who he is. And
I've got a little bit of abone to pick with him, and actually
(03:43):
this might lead to us picking justso. I'm curious about this one thing
when it comes to guys. Okay, ladies, you might already experience this
in your own homes. If youwould love to stay for that seven twenty
iHeartRadio. Don't miss it.
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