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Live Nation to relocate Backstreet Boys fans who say they got 'screwed' on seats with obstructed views

CBC News · October 15, 2026 at 4:00 a.m.

Live Nation to relocate Backstreet Boys fans who say they got 'screwed' on seats with obstructed views

Dozens of fans flooded social media with complaints that Ticketmaster failed to label Backstreet Boys presale tickets appropriately, leaving some fans with seats with obstructed views.

Live Nation now says fans whose seats are impacted "will be proactively relocated to comparable full-view locations."

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