Fyre Festival

How glossy Barbie Dream Fest ads, pricey VIP passes, and $400 photo ops turned a pink fantasy weekend into a cautionary tale for fan conventions.

The intellectual property, trademarks, and assets were auctioned off for $245,300.

McFarland turned to eBay after a multi-million dollar deal allegedly fell through.

After two years of relaunch efforts, McFarland says he's ready "to pass the torch."

The rapper brought up Envy's alleged involvement in a fraud scheme with Cesar Pina.

Playa del Carmen is the second Mexican town to say the festival won't be taking place in its area.

Tourism officials from Isla Mujeres claim that they haven't spoken to anyone from the festival.

Billy McFarland revealed that the festival is set to take place on a Caribbean island.

McFarland previously took credit for Sheff G and Sleepy Hallow's Bronx rally appearance. A new report alleges that these efforts go much deeper.

The 47-year-old hasn't specified the terms of his alleged deal, but earlier this week, he announced that he's "in album mode."

“It has been the absolute wildest journey to get here, and it really all started during a seven-month stint in solitary confinement,” McFarland said.

McFarland announced he and his partners are in talks to pay off his debt from the original event, and execute the festival "according to the original vision."

Fresh off announcing the second iteration of Fyre Festival, the event’s disgraced founder, Billy McFarland, is challenging Ja Rule to a boxing match.

Days after Billy McFarland announced he's bringing back Fyre Festival, Ja Rule says he won't be affiliated with the second iteration of the infamous event.

Billy McFarland, the Fyre Festival founder who was sentenced to six years in prison for defrauding investors, is looking to give it another try.

In his first televised interview since his release from prison, Billy McFarland appeared on 'Good Morning America,' where he apologized for the Fyre Festival.

In 2018, McFarland was found guilty of wire fraud and sentenced to six years in prison. He has since been released and is at a New York halfway house.

After influencers complained of poor conditions at Revolve Festival over the weekend, the company issued a statement addressing the backlash.