Fyre: Last News

Fyre Festival following a “shambolic” inaugural event over the weekend.The festival took place on Sunday (August 8), bringing what organisers billed as the capital’s “first ever festival dedicated to R&B and Hip Hop culture” to north London’s Trent Park.Among those booked to perform to 15,000 ticketholders – who each paid up to £95 to attend – were the likes of Fat Joe, Blackstreet, Fatman Scoop, Eve, Firin Squad and Bobby V.As the Daily Mail reports, however, fans were left calling for refunds after Mya, Eve, Blackstreet and Tony Touch failed to turn up for their scheduled live performances (Eve had cancelled her slot earlier in the week).NME understands that Mya was in London to fulfil her booking, but there was subsequently an issue with

Jailed Fyre Festival organizer Billy McFarland is speaking about the ill-fated 2017 bash that led him to six years in federal prison for defrauding investors of $27.4 million.

had to use the torch on their phones to safely navigate the park. Organisers say they were experiencing technical difficulties on their opening night, leading to some lanterns being left unlit.They have apologised and promised that refunds or rebooking will be offered to those who missed out on the full experience.

Daily Mail, you can hear Billy saying: ‘This is inmate number 911860054, otherwise known as Billy McFarland, the founder of Fyre Festival.‘I’m not going to hide behind my mistakes, I’m going to share everything that happened.’  A post shared by Billy McFarland (@billy_mcfarland) on Oct 14, 2020 at 11:24am PDTThe podcast was recorded through a series of phone interviews from his prison cell where he’s serving a six year sentence for conning people out of millions and McFarland hopes it will help pay off his $26million restitution debt.The Fyre Festival ‘took place’ in 2017 on the Bahamian island of Exuma and was a complete disaster with the uproar leading to not one, but two documentaries that aired on Hulu and Netflix.McFarland wants to

Andy King, the media darling who became a massive star due to the success of Netflix’s Fyre Festival documentary, Fyre, recently got a new boyfriend who is a whopping 32 years younger than him. Page Six picked up on the news today.

Andy King gained fame after his appearance in the Netflix documentary Fyre and now he has made things Instagram official with his boyfriend!

Migos will pay back $30,000 (£24,830) in a settlement over the trio’s $100,000 (£82,780) pay cheque to perform at the disastrous Fyre Festival.

The 'Fyre-side Chat' shows begin next month

Ryan Reynolds’ quirky sense of humor knows no bounds! The Deadpool actor, who acquired a large stake in Aviation Gin in February 2018, isn’t afraid to go to great lengths to raise awareness about the Oregon-based brand, which is also owned by craft spirits importer and marketer Davos Brand.

It’s time to pay the piper!

When the Fyre Festival documentary arrived on Netflix, most people couldn’t actually believe it had actually happened and just how so many people were scammed.

Paying the price. Kendall Jenner has been ordered to give back some of the money she was paid for endorsing the failed Fyre Festival in 2017.