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• Visit to the world famous Warner Bros. Studio Hollywood
• Explore famous backlots and sets from famous films and TV shows
• Fasten your cape as you fly through DC Universe: The Exhibit, putting you right into the action of your favourite DC films including Aquaman and Wonder Woman
• Step into the Wizarding World and see the real costumes and props from the original Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films.
• Visit the immersive soundstage experience at Stage 48: Script to Screen for behind-the-scenes access to the moviemaking process, from casting calls to the lure of the red carpet award season
• Hang out on the real Central Perk set and relive your favourite moments from Friends
• Take a seat in Sheldon’s spot in apartment 4A, home to Leonard, Sheldon, and Penny from the Big Bang Theory and als see the Elevator and Caltech Physics Department Cafeteria
• See the Warner Archive, the Batcave and the Prop Department
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This is hollywood like you’ve never seen it before....

Discover what is behind the cameras of your favourite TV show and movies as you explore the sets of the world’s busiest motion picture and television studio. From The Big Bang Theory and FRIENDS to Batman, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood gives you the unique chance to have a closer look at how the magic is made.

Our guide to Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood

No visit to L.A. is complete without a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the inner workings of your favorite TV shows and movies!

Explore where Hollywood is made. Go behind the lens and discover the secrets of movie making magic. Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood brings you closer to the entertainment you love. Experience the excitement of a working Hollywood studio, where iconic movies and TV shows are filmed.

From The Big Bang Theory to Batman and beyond, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood takes you behind-the-camera for a revealing look at the magic of Hollywood. Your knowledgeable tour guide will take you through backlot streets and sound stages and so much more!

You will visit The Warner Bros. Archive now featuring DC Universe: The Exhibit featuring original props and costumes from Aquaman and Wonder Woman. Explore The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts featuring actual props and costumes used in the films. You will enter the Picture Car Vault, currently featuring Batmobiles from the celebrated film series.

For the Grand Finale, you'll explore Stage 48: Script to Screen, our interactive sound stage, where you can learn about the Film and TV production process. Sit on the couch at Central Perk on the actual set of Friends, become Hobbit-sized at our forced perspective special effect table, soar above Hogwarts on a broomstick and see the actual sets from The Big Bang Theory, sit in Sheldon's spot in apartment 4A, recreate his iconic knock in the infamous broken elevator lobby and see the CalTech cafeteria.

Start times

9:00am, 10:30am, 11:00am, 12:00pm, 13:30pm and 14:00pm. You must arrive 20 minutes before your scheduled departure.

Studio tours include a 2-hour guided section as well as a self-guided visit to Stage 48: Script-to-Screen. The whole experience lasts around 3 hours.

Terms and conditions

Terms and conditions for warner bros. studio tour hollywood tickets.

• Children under 5 years are not permitted on the tour.
• Advanced reservations are required. Please select your chosen date at the time of booking.
• You must arrive 20 minutes before your scheduled departure.
• Visits to specific TV sets cannot be guaranteed.
• Adults must present a valid government-issued ID (Driver's License or Passport) for entrance to the Studio lot. Guests will be refused entry if failing to provide an ID.
• Photography is limited and video filming is not permitted.
• Personal belongings may be subject to search. Large bags are not allowed.
• Guests will be required to pass through a metal detector prior to entering the Tour Centre.
• You must make your own way to/from Warner Bros. Studios.
• Parking for Studio Tour guests is available at Gate 6 (3400 Warner Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505). There is a fee per vehicle. RVs, trailers, and trucks are not permitted inside the guest parking lot.
• Wheelchair requirements and special assistance must be requested in advance.
• *CANCELLATION POLICY: Free cancellations for bookings cancelled with the operator up to 72 hours before your chosen activity date. No refunds are given for cancellations made within 72 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions for Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood

General information, what is the warner bros. studio tour hollywood.

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is an immersive behind-the-scenes experience that allows visitors to explore the iconic film and television studios where some of Hollywood's most legendary productions were made.

What can I expect to see on the tour?

During the tour, you'll have the chance to visit working sets, see iconic props and costumes from famous movies and TV shows, and explore soundstages where Hollywood magic happens.

What areas of the Studio does the tour visit?

The tour will visit the backlot exterior sets, a sound stage, The Prop Department, The Archive, The Picture Car vault and more. Everyday the tour routes change based on the productions being filmed on the studio lot.

Will I see celebrities?

Warner Bros. Studios is one of the busiest major motion picture and television studios in the world. This tour is a unique behind-the-scenes glimpse of everyday working life at the studio. There is always the possibility of seeing key studio personnel, including well known faces. However, it is not guaranteed you will see celebrities during your tour.

Restrictions

Can i take photos during the tour.

Your knowledgeable guide will advise which areas of the Studio Tour are permitted for photography. As it is a working film studio, it is important that you can keep some of the secrets. Video is not permitted.

Facilities & Amenities

Are there dining options on-site.

Yes, there are dining options available at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood, including cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy a meal or refreshments.

Can I purchase souvenirs at the studio?

Absolutely! There are gift shops on the studio lot where you can buy a variety of souvenirs, including merchandise from your favorite Warner Bros. movies and TV shows.

Accessibility

Is the tour wheelchair accessible.

Yes, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is wheelchair accessible, and accommodations can be made for guests with special needs. It's recommended to contact the studio in advance to arrange any necessary accommodations.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood Reviews

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Excellent day out at Warner Bros

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Entertaining and varied tour. Good value for money

Jane Davis reviewed Warner Bros Studio Tour Hollywood 07 Oct, 2023

This is excellent value for money and well-worth a visit. It says 3 hours on the website but you can easily spend a day here. As well as seeing lots of behind the scenes sets we also got to have lunch in the Friends cafe and got to take part in how green screens are used and the importance of sound to a movie/show. A definite 'must-do' if in LA.

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Superb, enjoyed the visit immensely!

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Are you looking for the best studio tour in Los Angeles? TV and movie lovers won’t want to miss the Warner Brothers Studio tour! I’ve done it twice over the decades and loved it both times. The WB Studio tour keeps adding experiences and features to make it more fun, engaging and interactive.

After reading this Warner Brothers Studio tour review, you’ll have all the tips you need to make the most of your experience – including how to snag a Warner Brothers Studio tour discount !

Warner Brothers Studio tour information

The Warner Brothers Studio Tour Hollywood takes place on the backlot of the famed WB Studio in Burbank, California. It borders Griffith Park and is just 3 miles from Universal Studios Hollywood .

The basic Studio Tour includes about 1 hour touring the back lot with a live guide in a cart along with as much self-paced time exploring exhibits as you want. During the guided portion of the tour you’ll see some of Warner Brothers’ most famous sets like “New York City”, Fuller House , The Big Bang Theory , Friends and more. Guests even visit an active sound stage where current shows are filmed!

In the photo above from 2011, you can see the set “dressed” as Bluebell, Alabama for Hart of Dixie . It’s amazing to notice the small details that must be added and removed every time an area of the massive backlot is repurposed!

We learned so much about the different types of sets, how lighting needs are met, ways to turn residential Burbank into a remote island jungle and more. If you’re paying attention to the details, the tour is incredibly informative. You really do get to go behind the scenes, exactly as advertised.

In recent years, Warner Brothers has fleshed out the tour to include tons of fun interactive experiences. You can check out the latest Batmobile, design your own costumes, get sorted into your Hogwarts house and so much more! Warner Brothers Studio suggests to allow about two hours for these exhibits and that matched our experience.

During your visit you’ll ride two carts: the first is your main studio tour from the arrival to the Stage 48 exhibits, and the second is (mostly) transportation from Stage 48 back to the building where you started. I like this set up because you really can set your own pace in the interactive areas. Stage 48 has the Central Perk Cafe, restrooms, several popular TV sets and a very cool interactive soundstage. This is where you get to learn how so many costumes, special effects and computer animated characters are created!

Once you’re ready to leave Stage 48, your second cart makes a brief stop for photo ops at the “Friends fountain” for anyone who wants to do it – though plenty of people forgo it because they’ve already been on the tour for around two hours at that point. Surprisingly, the “couch” is made of fiberglass so it’s hard as a rock and can be blazing hot as it sits in the LA sun.

The final stop on the Warner Bros Studio Tour is a brand new set of exhibits designed to connect WB Studios with younger generations. There are huge areas dedicated to DC Super Heros and Super Villains and to Harry Potter. We spent most of our time in the HP section, which is an official “Wizarding World” location. There are so many fun things to do! Visitors can practice casting spells, pose in iconic scenes and more. It’s a great warm-up to visiting Universal Studios.

If you feel like you’ll want even more behind-the-scenes than the hour with your tour guide, check out the Studio Tour Plus. It includes an extra hour with your guide plus lunch at Central Perk and some other bonuses. This is for true movie and TV buffs!

Is the Warner Brothers Studio worth taking?

Absolutely! I’ve taken this tour twice and enjoyed it even more the second time. There’s something in the WB Studios tour for everyone, whether it’s the opportunity to connect with your favorite TV shows and movies or to nerd out on all the cool special effects. We even got to hold a real Oscar!

What you won’t find here are rides and attractions that are typically in a theme park. This is a tour of one of the busiest studios in the world rather than a stand-alone tourist experience. As long as you go into it understanding what to expect, you’ll have a phenomenal time.

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How to score at Warner Brothers Studio tour discount

There are a few excellent ways to get a discount on the Warner Brothers Studio tour.

SoCal resident discount

If you live in Southern California, the simplest way to get a discount is to book resident tickets. You don’t need a Warner Brothers Studio tour coupon, but you will need to show proof of residency when you check in. A resident can buy up to 6 tickets, so this is a great option if you have family and friends visiting from out of town. Note that this deal isn’t available during the winter holidays or summer break.

That said, the SoCal resident discount is NOT my favorite way to get discounted tickets for the Warner Brothers Studio tour…

Undercover Tourist Warner Brothers Studio tour tickets

The Undercover Tourist tickets to Warner Brothers Studio is just $1 more for adults but it’s $6 cheaper per child! The huge advantage is that you can use the tickets even during peak dates like summer break. I’ve used Undercover Tourist for tickets in the past and there was never a hiccup; they’re a legitimate travel agency focused on theme parks and other attractions in SoCal and Orlando.

Even better, if you buy your WB Studio Tour tickets and book your rental car at the same time you can save up to 50% off of your car! I’ve done it myself for other tickets and saved hundreds of dollars.

GoCity Los Angeles attractions pass

The GoCity Los Angeles attractions pass is a great way to save money if you’re planning to do a lot of sightseeing in LA. They offer two options, which both include the WB Studios tour: Explorer Pass and All-Inclusive Pass. I’ll explain the difference.

The GoCity Los Angeles Explorer Pass allows you to choose how many attractions you want to visit in a 60 day period. This can be a great option for both visitors and locals! You select between 2 and 7 activities you want to do. The more you do, the more you save. If you really want to explore the city, you could opt for 7 attractions for $163 per adult/$119 per child. In addition to WB Studios, you can check out great options like the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, get a behind-the-scenes tour of SoFi Stadium , see the new King Tut immersive experience, go whale watching and plenty more.

If you’re tight on time but want to do a lot, the GoCity Los Angeles All-Inclusive Pass lets you cram in the best activities within a short amount of time. Pick the number of days you plan to use the Pass and on each day you can do as many activities as you want! You have 14 days to use your All-Inclusive Pass, so you don’t have to use the days consecutively. The All-Inclusive option can be a really great value, especially for theme park lovers: Passes of at least three days include Universal Studios Hollywood , and all durations include LEGOland, Knott’s Berry Farm and Six Flags Magic Mountain (in addition to plenty of other activities). You can even cap off an evening with a dining credit at The Curious Palate (which I love) on the roof of Santa Monica Place!

When’s the best time to take the Warner Brothers Studio tour?

If you can, try to schedule your tour of Warner Brothers Studios for a weekday. You’ll see the lot buzzing with activity and might even see some of your favorite celebs! Weekends (as seen above) and holiday periods are much quieter, as there’s rarely filming. Even Hollywood types get time off.

The specific time you’ve booked your tour isn’t critical. Try to arrive around that time but tours run pretty much continuously from 9am to 3:30pm most days. We weren’t able to secure tickets for as early in the day as we preferred, but when we arrived 30 minutes early the attendants told us to go right in. You’ll spend the first part of your visit on your own exploring the engaging exhibit about the Studio’s history anyway.

Obviously if you’ve booked the last tour of the day, show up on time – or early!

What age should kids be for the Warner Brothers Studio tour?

The minimum age for the Warner Brothers Studio tour is 5 years old.

That said, I wouldn’t bother bringing kids until they’ve started getting into live action movies unless they’re really interested in special effects. They won’t connect with the sets and story telling as much as older kids and adults so they might get bored.

We took our kids at 8 and 11, and they had already watched all of the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts movies plus several super hero movies. It was great for them, but probably wouldn’t have been even a year earlier.

If you plan to do the Warner Brothers Studio tour with kids, be sure that they’re able to sit calmly and in the open-air cart as it zips around the back lot. There are lap belts for all passengers.

Can you take photos and videos on the Warner Brothers Studio tour?

You can’t take videos on the tour at all. You can take photos on most of the tour except when you’re touring the sound stage that’s currently being used for production (even if no one’s working in it that day).

Best places to stay near Warner Brothers Studio tour

Just a mile away from Universal Studios in North Hollywood is  The Garland . I’m already looking at rooms for our family’s next trip back to Los Angeles!

Inside the mission-style building, you’ll find a beautiful blending of SoCal craftsman architecture with Mid-Century Modern design touches. For larger crews, this hotel offers quite a few different room types including standard queen-queen rooms, rooms with junior bunk beds in alcoves for early bed times, and even family suites with bunk beds. And for pet owners, The Garland is a pet-friendly hotel in Los Angeles!

If you don’t want to rent a car while you’re in Los Angeles, The Garland is a great option. They have a free trolley shuttle to CityWalk at Universal Studios, as well as to the Red Line (now called “B”) metro station nearby. That metro line will get you to all of the major sites in Hollywood as well as Downtown LA. To get to the Warner Brothers Studio tour, hop on the orange #222 and then walk a few blocks from the Hollywood Way stop – you’ll be there in about 15 minutes.

There are also on-site activities available to keep you busy when you aren’t out exploring. There’s a lovely pool and a family jacuzzi, plus a rotating calendar of activities that includes lawn games, local food pop ups, guided tours and hikes in the area and more. It all comes together to make one of the best places to stay in LA with kids!

Pro tip: If you do rent a car, head 5 minutes north to the NoHo Arts District and grab some amazing tacos or ceviche at newcomer Xécora.

How to get to Warner Brothers Studio tour + parking

The Warner Brothers Studio is located in Burbank just off the 134 freeway near Riverside Drive. The tour has its own entrance that is separate from the “working” studio gates , and you’ll be able to find the tour in your favorite navigation app. The entrance is at 3400 Warner Blvd.

If there’s one thing I can’t stand about LA, it’s making captive, money-spending audiences pay for parking. But that’s the way this city goes. The Warner Brothers Studio tour parking cost is $15 per vehicle, payable by credit card when you enter.

Planning on a car-free trip to LA? There are several bus lines that run pretty close to the Warner Brothers Studio tour entrance. The orange metro #222 picks up just in front of The Garland and drops you off at Hollywood Way/Alameda – total transit time for walking and the bus is just over 15 minutes. Visitors staying at the Sheraton Universal City will need to allow 25 minutes to walk and catch the orange #155.

For those staying outside of the immediate area and avoiding a rental car, you’ll probably want to snag an Uber. There are additional transit options (including the Metro Red line) but they’ll take a least 40 minutes each way.

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After you’ve wrapped up your WB Studios tour in LA, check out these other fun things to do in Los Angeles:

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Transport Yourself To The Golden Age Of Hollywood At The New Warner Bros. Studio Tour With Turner Classic Movies 

The new TCM Warner Bros. Studio Tour truly stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Hollywood and gives a captivating look through the evolution their history.

Los Angeles is often referred to as the birthplace of entertainment. Living amongst all the gorgeous views, glitz, glam, and expected traffic, it’s easy to forget that our home holds so much cinematic history. If we reflect on the beginning of Hollywood up to now — we can recognize that our vibrant city has served as the backdrop for countless films . It’s also the “dreams do come true” home of numerous legendary filmmakers, actors, and actresses. From the Hollywood Walk of Fame to the historic studio lot of Warner Bros. , it’s no secret that Los Angeles exudes the heritage and allure of the silver screen.

Now Warner Bros. Studios Tour is inviting film lovers local and all over the globe to experience this historic movie magic for themselves. The renowned studio unveiled an exciting collaboration with Turner Classic Movies (TCM) to introduce their all-new TCM Classic Films Tour to honor the network’s 30th anniversary. Recently launched, this enhanced tour promises guests an unforgettable expedition through the Golden Age of Hollywood , spotlighting films from the TCM collection, as well as highlighting the vast array of films in the Warner Bros. library — from Casablanca, Rebel Without a Cause to even Batman and Harry Potter.

“The partnership with TCM solidifies our commitment to providing unforgettable entertainment experiences to our guests,” said Danny Kahn , Vice President & General Manager of Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood. “The TCM Classic Films Tour is a natural fit for the Studio Tour. TCM showcases and preserves beloved classic films, and the Studio Tour offers our guests the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Hollywood legends and connect with their beloved titles.”

Guests embarking on the TCM Classic Films Tour will be treated to a cinematic adventure through Warner Bros. Studio’s historic backlot where iconic films were shot and every corner is steeped in cinematic lore. From Bette Davis’ red and black gown from Jezebel to Joan Crawford’s navy two-piece in Mildred Pierce — visitors can really get a glimpse into the glamour of old Hollywood by seeing these legendary costumes up close and personal.

The tour also unlocks a backstory into the studio’s early days, including visits to James Dean’s apartment, the serene rose garden (where for decades creatives gathered to decompress), and even the renowned Eastwood Scoring Stage. As if that wasn’t enough, fans can wander around the Warner Bros.’ Property House, home to over a half-million television and movie props from recognizable shows and movies.

This new TCM Warner Bros. Studio Tour truly stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Hollywood and gives a captivating look through the evolution their own history — from Warner Bros. Studio’s birth to its living legacy today. Whether you’re a die-hard cinephile, someone new to L.A., or just looking to understand our city’s roots a little more — the tour offers an unforgettable experience for the movie lovers of past, present, and the next generation to come.

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Large groups are welcome on the Warner Bros. Studio Tour! If you call the Studio at least 14 days in advance, you can get Warner Bros Studio Tour cheap tickets for the whole group.

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You can also request an arrangement for guided tours for large groups. If anyone in the group has special needs, don’t forget to request special arrangements when you ask for a group discount!

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What to bring.

A camera, that’s for sure! Every nook and cranny of Warner Bros Studio Tour deserves a spot on your album. Should you need anything else – like a cap for sun shade or an umbrella for rainy days – you can always run to the Warner Bros Studio Tour shop and buy these necessities!

Can I Bring Food into Warner Bros Studio Tour?

You will spend at least two hours of your day exploring Warner Bros Studio. If you stay longer and feel hungry along the way, don’t fret! Warner Bros Studio’s newly expanded Central Perk Café offers a New York deli-inspired menu.

Satisfy your cravings with corned beef melts, pizza wedges, hot dogs, fries, an assortment of salads, hot and cold sandwiches, and so much more!

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If you book an early morning tour and need a pick-me-up, you can always grab your custom coffee blend at the all-new Starbucks Cafe located in the Tour Welcome Center.

Warner Bros Studio Tour Parking

Warner Bros Studio Tour Hollywood has its own parking facility at 3400 Warner Blvd. Burbank, CA 91505. If you’re looking for covered parking, drive straight to the Tour Centre and prepare $15 per vehicle. 

Plan on arriving 30 minutes before your designated tour time! This should give you enough time to park and check-in.

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Ellen DeGeneres Announces Dates for Her 'Final' Stand-Up Tour Across North America

Tickets for the 27-show farewell tour will be available May 30 for an artist presale and May 31 in a general onsale

Brendan Le is an Editorial Intern at PEOPLE with three years of experience working as an editor and writer.

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Ellen DeGeneres is embarking on one last hurrah in her stand-up career.

This summer, the 66-year-old comedian will take a lap around North America on a 27-show tour, titled Ellen’s Last Stand… Up . Per a release shared with PEOPLE, the dates will be the “last opportunity” to witness DeGeneres in her “final curtain call.”

Produced by Live Nation, Ellen’s Last Stand… Up will be DeGeneres’ final comeback to comedy. The tour will see the former talk show host “reintroduce her trademark wit and laughter-inducing anecdotes” to a live crowd.

"Here it is! These are the cities and dates for my final stand-up tour," DeGeneres wrote on Insatgram . "Pre-sale starts tomorrow May 30th at 10am local time with code CHICKEN. Get your tickets at ellenshop.com/tour."

Tickets will also be available to the general public on Friday, May 31, at 10 a.m. local time.

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Earlier this May, PEOPLE announced that DeGeneres' upcoming Netflix special — set to be taped Aug. 16 and 17 in Minneapolis — will be her “last.”

“To answer the questions everyone is asking me — Yes, I’m going to talk about it,” DeGeneres said in a statement. “Yes, Portia [de Rossi] really is that pretty in real life."

DeGeneres implies that the stand-up set will broach even the most controversial topics, like the controversy surrounding The Ellen DeGeneres Show 's alleged toxic workplace environment. The claims, which first emerged in a BuzzFeed News report , included being penalized for taking medical leave, instances of racial microaggressions and fear of punishment for raising complaints.

DeGeneres long-running series concluded in 2022 after 19 seasons. Before that, she confirmed in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that the toxic workplace controversy was not a factor in her decision to conclude the series. 

In her latest routine, which she performed at the Largo in Los Angeles on April 24 , DeGeneres joked about being “kicked out of show business” for being “mean.” She also admitted that although she “hated the way the show ended,” she was happy to be back onstage with her marriage to de Rossi, 51, stronger than ever.

“I think we need more laughter and less drama,” the Emmy winner added.

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With a comedy career dating back to the ‘70s, the Seriously…I’m Kidding author has racked up numerous accolades over the years, including 12 Daytime Emmy awards for outstanding entertainment talk show, a Primetime Emmy award for her self-titled sitcom, the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor and the Presidential Medal of Freedom .

Her most recent Netflix special, Relatable , was released in 2018 following a 15-year hiatus from stand-up comedy. In February 2024, she made another return to her roots to perform a surprise set at Beth Stelling’s “Beth & Pals” show alongside Adam Sandler , Sarah Silverman , Aidy Bryant , Ted Lasso ’s Brett Goldstein , Alana Johnston and Nthenya from Kenya.

See the dates for DeGeneres’ farewell tour below.

• June 19 - San Diego at Balboa Theatre  
• June 20 - San Diego at Balboa Theatre
• June 23 - Spokane, Washington, at The Fox  
• June 24 - Spokane, Washingto, at The Fox  
• June 25 - Portland, Oregon, at Newmark Theatre  
• June 26 - Portland, Oregon, at Newmark Theatre  
• June 28 - Eugene, Oregon, at Hult Center for the Performing Arts  
• June 30 - Santa Rosa, California, Luther Burbank Center for the Arts  
• July 1 - Santa Rosa, California, at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts  
• July 2 - Santa Rosa, California, at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
• July 8 - Denver at Paramount Theatre 
• July 10 - Dallas at Music Hall at Fair Park
• July 12 - San Antonio at Majestic Theatre 
• July 13 - Austin, Texas, at ACL Live - Moody Theater
• July 20 - San Francisco at The Masonic
• July 22 - Seattle at Benaroya Hall
• July 29 - Boston at Boch Center Wang Theatre
• July 30 - Washington, D.C., at DAR Constitution Hall
• July 31 - Philadelphia at Academy of Music
• Aug. 1 - New York City at Radio City Music Hall
• Aug. 5 - Toronto at Meridian Hall
• Aug. 7 - Durham, North Carolina, at DPAC
• Aug. 8 - Charlotte, North Carolina, at Ovens Auditorium 
• Aug. 10 - Chicago at Chicago Theatre
• Aug. 13 - Nashville at Ryman Auditorium 
• Aug. 16 - Minneapolis at Orpheum Theatre
• Aug. 17 - Minneapolis at Orpheum Theatre

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Is there a better example of arrogant corporate behavior than flouting a government decree — not once but multiple times? That’s the question raised by the antitrust lawsuit against the giant concert and ticketing conglomerate Live Nation alleging a raft of monopolistic practices .

The lawsuit , filed Thursday by the Department of Justice, 29 states and the District of Columbia, draws a picture of a company that has ruthlessly exploited its multiple roles as a dominant concert promoter, dominant owner or controller of concert venues, and dominant ticketing manager.

The combination allows Live Nation to exercise “control over which artists perform on which dates at which venues,” as well as “how fans are able to purchase tickets ... and what fees those fans will pay,” according to the lawsuit.

Venues throughout the United States have come to expect that refusing to contract with Ticketmaster will result in the venue receiving fewer Live Nation concerts or none at all.

— US v. Live Nation

The plaintiffs’ goal is to break up Live Nation — specifically, to force it to divest Ticketmaster, the ticketing service it merged with in 2010. To the federal officials and the states, the Ticketmaster deal was the original sin allowing Live Nation to build itself a near-monopoly in the live music industry.

This was predictable: Mergers that brought together content producers and content distributors have been a persistent headache for antitrust enforcers — witness the mergers of NBCUniversal with the cable company Comcast and AT&T with Time Warner, the owner of CNN, HBO, Warner Bros. and much more.

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Seeing anticompetitive problems on the horizon, the U.S. and 19 states originally sued to block the Live Nation-Ticketmaster deal in 2010. The case was settled with a consent decree in which Live Nation promised not to condition the provision of live shows to venues that chose not to use Ticketmaster as their ticketing agent, or to threaten or retaliate against any venues contracted with a rival ticketer, such as StubHub or SeatGeek.

By 2020, the government said it had compiled evidence that Live Nation had been violating the decree for years by doing exactly what it had promised not to do. “Venues throughout the United States,” the government alleged, “have come to expect that refusing to contract with Ticketmaster will result in the venue receiving fewer Live Nation concerts or none at all. ... This is a loss that most venues can ill-afford to risk.”

The government sued again, this time settling the case with a deal that extended the initial consent decree by more than five years (to Dec. 31, 2025), imposed an independent monitor on the company, and set a penalty of $1 million for each violation.

Yet here we are again. Since the 2020 settlement, according to the new lawsuit, “Live Nation and Ticketmaster have committed additional, different, and more expansive violations of the antitrust laws.” The consent decrees, the lawsuit says, have “failed to restrain Live Nation and Ticketmaster from violating other antitrust laws in increasingly serious ways.”

Now the plaintiffs say they’re serious. Live Nation has thumbed its nose at the authorities for more than 20 years, the lawsuit says. Live Nation and Ticketmaster got what they wanted in negotiations with the government in 2010 and “promptly consummated” their deal, but they “failed to live up to their end of the bargain.” Yes, the government has needed some two decades to decide to take a stand, but it may be progress that’s it’s finally trying to do so now.

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What does Live Nation have to say about all this? Mostly huffing and puffing. The company attributes the case filing to “intense political pressure on DOJ to file a lawsuit, and a long-term lobbying campaign from rivals trying to limit competition.” It calls itself “another casualty of this Administration’s decision to turn over antitrust enforcement to a populist urge that simply rejects how antitrust law works. ... In reality it is just anti-business.”

The political pressure, the company says, derives in part from consumer frustration with high ticket prices and extortionate service fees; it warns that its divesting Ticketmaster won’t do anything to reduce ticket prices or fees and that Ticketmaster’s “commissions” as a share of total prices are much lower than those of other “digital marketplaces” such as Airbnb, Uber and PlayStation.

As far as I’m aware, none of those firms is in the live music business, but Live Nation’s whine may be a hint of what its legal defense may be. One key defense in antitrust cases is to try to define the market allegedly being monopolized as broadly as possible, minimizing the defendant’s share of that relevant market .

The government plaintiffs say Live Nation controls 60% of concert promotions at major venues, owns or controls 60% of the top amphitheaters in the U.S., and through Ticketmaster controls 80% or more of major venues’ primary ticketing for concerts. If Live Nation can guide a judge or jury into thinking of its market as “digital marketplaces” generally, its percentages will look measly.

Live Nation also says that its operating profit margin is only 1.5%, while those of Meta, Alphabet and Apple are all 24% or higher. Of course those companies are all in businesses different from Live Nation’s — indeed, different from one another’s.

Before going more deeply into the allegations against Live Nation, a few words about Ticketmaster’s history. The company’s grip on the live ticketing market and its habit of mulcting concertgoers with junk fees have existed for decades, long predating its merger with Live Nation.

In the mid-1990s, Pearl Jam, then the bestselling band in the country, picked a fight with Ticketmaster over fees it charged for the band’s shows. Even then the ticket agency was too powerful to beat. The conflict, which was closely followed by my late colleague Chuck Philips , ended with a loss for Pearl Jam, which eventually had to give up its plans to stage a concert tour without Ticketmaster’s participation . It resulted in a congressional hearing and an antitrust investigation, but no government action.

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Popular touring artists have regularly groused about Ticketmaster since then. Garth Brooks, Neil Young, R.E.M., the Grateful Dead and Aerosmith were among the acts that supported Pearl Jam in its fight. Most recently, technological glitches connected with Ticketmaster’s handling of tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras tour infuriated fans and provoked another congressional hearing; Ticketmaster blamed the fiasco on scalpers and astronomical demand for the tour.

That brings us back to the latest lawsuit. The government plaintiffs paint Live Nation as a corporation so arrogant it would make Shakespeare’s Iago blush . The plaintiffs offer chapter and verse of episodes in which Live Nation allegedly secured contracts for Ticketmaster by hinting to venues, if not stating outright, that switching to a rival would mean the loss of Live Nation dates.

The lawsuit quotes a 2019 interview with Variety in which Live Nation Chief Executive Michael Rapino acknowledged that under the 2010 consent decree, “We can’t say to a Ticketmaster venue that says they want to use a different ticketing platform, ‘If you do that, we won’t put shows in your building.’” But he also put into words an implicit threat: “We have to put the show where we make the most economics, and maybe that venue [that wants to use a different ticketing platform] won’t be the best economic place anymore because we don’t hold the revenue.”

Rapino also said , “ Every now and then one of our competitors runs to the DOJ. ... We get an inquiry from the DOJ ... and we’ve never found anything wrong.” If Live Nation was breaching its consent decree, he added, the company “would have been exposed as being in violation long ago.” About three months after he offered that cocksure assurance, the Justice Department filed a second lawsuit alleging that Live Nation had been consistently violating the consent decree.

The most interesting passage in the new lawsuit concerns Live Nation’s relationship with its onetime competitor, Oak View Group. That firm was founded in 2015 by Tim Leiweke, a former executive with Anschutz Entertainment Group, and agent and manager Irving Azoff. According to the lawsuit, the group’s contracts with leading venues and artists quickly turned into a troubling rival to Live Nation.

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The two companies reached a cooperative arrangement in which Oak View avoided competing with Live Nation for artists and tours. The deal led to a “cozy relationship” in which Oak View has described itself as a “pimp” and a “hammer” for Live Nation.

The lawsuit quotes exchanges in which Leiweke allegedly assured Rapino that “I always protect you on rebates, promotor [sic] position, ticketing.” Oak View, the government plaintiffs say, has worked to keep Ticketmaster on contract at its venues and “flip” those using other ticket agents to Ticketmaster over time. (Oak View declined comment.)

Independent venues have learned that they thwart Live Nation at their peril, the governments allege. The plaintiffs have kept the names of complaining venues from their legal filings, arguing that it’s necessary “to protect venues” from Live Nation’s “retaliatory conduct,” an approach one typically sees in mob prosecutions.

A 2021 episode involved the Brooklyn, N.Y., arena Barclays Center, which switched from Ticketmaster to SeatGeek, because the latter offered Barclays a higher percentage share of fees from resold tickets (the venue’s name isn’t mentioned in the lawsuit, but the facts match the case). A Live Nation executive warned the arena’s CEO that the venue “should think about bigger relationship with LN not just who is writing a bigger sponsorship check.”

Live Nation then switched several concerts to other venues, the lawsuit states. Within a year, Barclays returned to Ticketmaster.

In another case, Live Nation threatened to deny admission to any customer holding a ticket issued by StubHub for a concert at the Los Angeles Coliseum in 2021, where Ticketmaster claimed to hold an exclusive ticketing contract; hundreds of concertgoers were turned away.

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I couldn’t find a reference to any such concert, but the allegation matches an incident that involved a concert by the Black Keys at the Wiltern theater in 2019 , when a dispute between Ticketmaster and StubHub and other ticketing services resulted in hundreds of customers being turned away at the door.

That was one case in which Ticketmaster’s hard-nosed competitive policies led to a wave of consumer discontent. There’s more. In 2022, Ticketmaster inaugurated a policy in which purchased tickets can be transferred only between Ticketmaster account holders.

In other words, members of a party of concertgoers have to all sign up for accounts in other to receive the tickets from the purchaser. That’s a boon for Ticketmaster’s database. The lawsuit quotes Rapino boasting that the transfer rule allows Live Nation to “not only know the person that bought the ticket, but ... those three people that you are taking to the show.”

Live Nation, the plaintiffs note, “can monetize this unique trove of data in its various businesses to both increase its bottom line and further entrench its positions across the live entertainment industry.”

Can anything stop Live Nation from continuing these practices? Splitting off Ticketmaster from the rest of Live Nation might be relatively easy, since the original merger was approved based on conditions that the government says have been relentlessly violated.

Theoretically, cleaving the company’s interest in promoting concerts and filling venues from its interest in extracting the maximum in junk fees from powerless customers would do much to foster competition in the ticketing business.

But it’s proper to note that there are multiple businesses that position themselves as stakeholders in live entertainment. Arena, amphitheater and stadium operators might not care about junk fees charged to patrons, as long as they get a cut of the action. Moreover, customers are always going to pay through the nose for tickets to high-profile, massively popular acts like Taylor Swift.

It may be true, as Live Nation says, that this lawsuit may not bring prices down even if it’s successful. In the entertainment industry, there’s always someone looking to take a cut of your dollar.

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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Michael Hiltzik has written for the Los Angeles Times for more than 40 years. His business column appears in print every Sunday and Wednesday, and occasionally on other days. Hiltzik and colleague Chuck Philips shared the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for articles exposing corruption in the entertainment industry. His seventh book, “Iron Empires: Robber Barons, Railroads, and the Making of Modern America,” was published in 2020. His forthcoming book, “The Golden State,” is a history of California. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/hiltzikm and on Facebook at facebook.com/hiltzik.

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