Jay Z, Live Nation Enter Into New Deal

[Trillfate]

I ran through that buck fifty Live Nation fronted me

They workin' on another deal, they talkin' two hundred fifty

I'm holdin' out for three

Two seventy five and I just might agree

 

[achewon87]

So basically we're getting new music and several new albums.If he's selling LiveNation's stake given the success of the sports brokerage arm, J.Cole, Big Sean, Future and all these artists signed and managed he can easily clear a billion dollars.

I guess that is why he haven't gotten anything already. Paper wasn't straight...

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

Jay stay making moves. He done surpassed every other Mogul in hip hop including Puff.

 

[LcnsdbyROYALTY]

In 2008, Jay Z and Live Nation entered into a $150 million, 10-year 360 deal to cover his next three albums, publishing and other assets and the formation of Roc Nation as a joint venture between Jay and Live Nation. With the terms of that deal now nearing completion, a spokesperson for Live Nation today tells Billboard that the promoter has a new deal with Jay in place, and will remain equity partners with Roc Nation.

"Live Nation has a new long term deal with Jay Z and we expect to continue being equity partners in Roc Nation for many years to come," the spokesperson told Billboard in a statement.

While terms of the new deal were not disclosed, the new agreement does not appear to be an extension of the current 360 arrangement, and instead mostly covers his touring business.

Jay Z and Live Nation will continue to operate Roc Nation’s management and recorded music business as a joint venture. Live Nation has let many of its 360 recorded-music deals sunset and has largely gotten out of the recorded music business, although through its various joint ventures it does retain some label holdings

Earlier today, Page Six reported on speculation that Jay Z would be shopping Live Nation's stake in Roc Nation to Universal Music Group, Roc's distributor and the longtime home of Def Jam -- which Jay Z ran as president and CEO of the label from 2004 through the end of 2007 -- and his original imprint Roc-A-Fella Records. But another source told Billboard that any speculation that UMG would buy in to Roc Nation was unfounded.

The paper also reported that the end of the original deal would trigger a buy-sell clause, where either Jay or Live Nation would be able to sell their stake in the company or buy the other out; that is also not the case, sources say, and Live Nation's confirmation of a long-term deal seemingly puts that speculation to bed.

A rep for Jay Z did not return a request for comment as of press time. A representative for Universal Music Group declined to comment.
http://www.billboard.com/articles/b...r-into-new-long-term-deal-continue-roc-nation

The bolded is false. Priority put out the first Roc album. >_>

 

[Angeles1son85]

Jay stay making moves. He done surpassed every other Mogul in hip hop including Puff.

with beyonce's money lol

 

[achewon87]

In 2008, Jay Z and Live Nation entered into a $150 million, 10-year 360 deal to cover his next three albums, publishing and other assets and the formation of Roc Nation as a joint venture between Jay and Live Nation. With the terms of that deal now nearing completion, a spokesperson for Live Nation today tells Billboard that the promoter has a new deal with Jay in place, and will remain equity partners with Roc Nation.

"Live Nation has a new long term deal with Jay Z and we expect to continue being equity partners in Roc Nation for many years to come," the spokesperson told Billboard in a statement.

While terms of the new deal were not disclosed, the new agreement does not appear to be an extension of the current 360 arrangement, and instead mostly covers his touring business.

Jay Z and Live Nation will continue to operate Roc Nation’s management and recorded music business as a joint venture. Live Nation has let many of its 360 recorded-music deals sunset and has largely gotten out of the recorded music business, although through its various joint ventures it does retain some label holdings

Earlier today, Page Six reported on speculation that Jay Z would be shopping Live Nation's stake in Roc Nation to Universal Music Group, Roc's distributor and the longtime home of Def Jam -- which Jay Z ran as president and CEO of the label from 2004 through the end of 2007 -- and his original imprint Roc-A-Fella Records. But another source told Billboard that any speculation that UMG would buy in to Roc Nation was unfounded.

The paper also reported that the end of the original deal would trigger a buy-sell clause, where either Jay or Live Nation would be able to sell their stake in the company or buy the other out; that is also not the case, sources say, and Live Nation's confirmation of a long-term deal seemingly puts that speculation to bed.

A rep for Jay Z did not return a request for comment as of press time. A representative for Universal Music Group declined to comment.
http://www.billboard.com/articles/b...r-into-new-long-term-deal-continue-roc-nation

The bolded is false. Priority put out the first Roc album. >_>

It isn't, Roc was an imprint label through Priority until the Def Jam deal...

"The foundation of the label occurred in 1996, beginning as an independent outlet for rapper Jay-Z's first album. After being turned down by several major labels, Carter, Dash and Burke started their own label through Priority Records..."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roc-A-Fella_Records

 

[Ear2DaSt]

unreal

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

Jay stay making moves. He done surpassed every other Mogul in hip hop including Puff.

with beyonce's money lol

Lol nigga that's his money. He making moves on his own

 

[LcnsdbyROYALTY]

In 2008, Jay Z and Live Nation entered into a $150 million, 10-year 360 deal to cover his next three albums, publishing and other assets and the formation of Roc Nation as a joint venture between Jay and Live Nation. With the terms of that deal now nearing completion, a spokesperson for Live Nation today tells Billboard that the promoter has a new deal with Jay in place, and will remain equity partners with Roc Nation.

"Live Nation has a new long term deal with Jay Z and we expect to continue being equity partners in Roc Nation for many years to come," the spokesperson told Billboard in a statement.

While terms of the new deal were not disclosed, the new agreement does not appear to be an extension of the current 360 arrangement, and instead mostly covers his touring business.

Jay Z and Live Nation will continue to operate Roc Nation’s management and recorded music business as a joint venture. Live Nation has let many of its 360 recorded-music deals sunset and has largely gotten out of the recorded music business, although through its various joint ventures it does retain some label holdings

Earlier today, Page Six reported on speculation that Jay Z would be shopping Live Nation's stake in Roc Nation to Universal Music Group, Roc's distributor and the longtime home of Def Jam -- which Jay Z ran as president and CEO of the label from 2004 through the end of 2007 -- and his original imprint Roc-A-Fella Records. But another source told Billboard that any speculation that UMG would buy in to Roc Nation was unfounded.

The paper also reported that the end of the original deal would trigger a buy-sell clause, where either Jay or Live Nation would be able to sell their stake in the company or buy the other out; that is also not the case, sources say, and Live Nation's confirmation of a long-term deal seemingly puts that speculation to bed.

A rep for Jay Z did not return a request for comment as of press time. A representative for Universal Music Group declined to comment.
http://www.billboard.com/articles/b...r-into-new-long-term-deal-continue-roc-nation

The bolded is false. Priority put out the first Roc album. >_>

It isn't, Roc was an imprint label through Priority until the Def Jam deal...

"The foundation of the label occurred in 1996, beginning as an independent outlet for rapper Jay-Z's first album. After being turned down by several major labels, Carter, Dash and Burke started their own label through Priority Records..."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roc-A-Fella_Records

You do realize agree right? In hindsight, I read that part wrong. Thought they were saying DJ was Roc-a-fella's original home.

 

[Ear2DaSt]

Pressure Pressure Pressure

 

[MeekMonizzLLLLLLe14]

Yall know how i feel about tidal. But Jay killing it with the live nation label, sports agency, artist marketing conglomerate.

 

[achewon87]

In 2008, Jay Z and Live Nation entered into a $150 million, 10-year 360 deal to cover his next three albums, publishing and other assets and the formation of Roc Nation as a joint venture between Jay and Live Nation. With the terms of that deal now nearing completion, a spokesperson for Live Nation today tells Billboard that the promoter has a new deal with Jay in place, and will remain equity partners with Roc Nation.

"Live Nation has a new long term deal with Jay Z and we expect to continue being equity partners in Roc Nation for many years to come," the spokesperson told Billboard in a statement.

While terms of the new deal were not disclosed, the new agreement does not appear to be an extension of the current 360 arrangement, and instead mostly covers his touring business.

Jay Z and Live Nation will continue to operate Roc Nation’s management and recorded music business as a joint venture. Live Nation has let many of its 360 recorded-music deals sunset and has largely gotten out of the recorded music business, although through its various joint ventures it does retain some label holdings

Earlier today, Page Six reported on speculation that Jay Z would be shopping Live Nation's stake in Roc Nation to Universal Music Group, Roc's distributor and the longtime home of Def Jam -- which Jay Z ran as president and CEO of the label from 2004 through the end of 2007 -- and his original imprint Roc-A-Fella Records. But another source told Billboard that any speculation that UMG would buy in to Roc Nation was unfounded.

The paper also reported that the end of the original deal would trigger a buy-sell clause, where either Jay or Live Nation would be able to sell their stake in the company or buy the other out; that is also not the case, sources say, and Live Nation's confirmation of a long-term deal seemingly puts that speculation to bed.

A rep for Jay Z did not return a request for comment as of press time. A representative for Universal Music Group declined to comment.
http://www.billboard.com/articles/b...r-into-new-long-term-deal-continue-roc-nation

The bolded is false. Priority put out the first Roc album. >_>

It isn't, Roc was an imprint label through Priority until the Def Jam deal...

"The foundation of the label occurred in 1996, beginning as an independent outlet for rapper Jay-Z's first album. After being turned down by several major labels, Carter, Dash and Burke started their own label through Priority Records..."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roc-A-Fella_Records

You do realize agree right? In hindsight, I read that part wrong. Thought they were saying DJ was Roc-a-fella's original home.

All good homie...

 

[dalyricalbandit]

niggas coming at Jigga with bags

 

[aladdin1978]

Who tf cares about any deal Jay Z signs. Is that's news anymore?

Bitter ass Dame dash signing a deal= now THAT'S news.

 

[MeekMonizzLLLLLLe14]

Who tf cares about any deal Jay Z signs. Is that's news anymore?

Bitter ass Dame dash signing a deal= now THAT'S news.

Nation of Naslam fans be like. But but Nas got his investments he's gunna be a billionaire before jay!

 

[blue_london]

What does this mean for a jay electronica album!

 

[LcnsdbyROYALTY]

What does this mean for a jay electronica album!

Nothing. That shyt never comin out.

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

What does this mean for a jay electronica album!

The only hope for that album is if him and Badu break up and them babysitting checks stop rolling in.

 

[achewon87]

What does this mean for a jay electronica album!

The only hope for that album is if him and Badu break up and them babysitting checks stop rolling in.

He's never dropping lol...

Not sure what he does but he seems comfortable with not having an album or new music out...

 

[Ear2DaSt]

niggas coming at Jigga with bags

jigga don't look like that no more he 47