Billy McFarland, the convicted fraudster behind 2017's infamous Fyre Festival, says fans are already snapping up ...

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“Fyre II has to work.” The 2017 festival had promised ticketholders a lavish experience on a Caribbean island, with tickets costing as much as £9,200 per person. The event was advertised as ...

Fyre Festival was supposed to take place on weekends ... and others lounging on a beach and riding on jet skis. Tickets cost as much as $12,000. Luxury tent accommodations were promised—not ...

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Fyre Festival attendees were expecting the ... And that doesn't even include the disastrous trip home. This luxury festival, tickets for which cost between $450 and $12,000, was advertised as ...

It’s the sequel no one asked for: Fyre Festival II. Billy McFarland, the fraudster creator of the infamous failed Fyre Festival, is once again viral — this time for claims that a second Fyre ...

Branded clothing and other items were originally meant for sale at Fyre Festival "but were kept by ... advertised the now infamous venture, with tickets costing up to $100,000 (£75,000), But ...

Released just four days apart, Netflix and Hulu both produced their own documentary of the infamous Fyre Festival. Both documentaries covered the basic story, but each told it in a unique way ...

For example, there aren't even tickets to purchase for the Met Gala ... hits back at Hulu's whitewashing criticism and says the Fyre Festival founder wanted $125,000 for an interview Hulu's ...