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Sounds like Live Nation is putting the thumb on them and telling the acts play our venues or get punished.
More like poor leadership and funding… they approached my company to do business with them in 2022 and we could tell they were operating on a shoestring budget. They really didn’t have any idea what they were doing… just over a month out from the festival and they had no idea that they needed food and liquor licenses for the event. We ultimately passed on working with them because you could just tell there were so many issues and we were worried about getting paid if we signed on.