Billy McFarland, disgraced owner of Fyre Festival, sold the brand on eBay for $245,000. Billy McFarland’s Fyre Festival chapter has come to a close. The disgraced owner of the brand behind the ...

A few months ago, Billy McFarland declared his intention to sell the troubled Fyre Festival brand. After apparently being unable to find a buyer, he decided to throw Fyre up on eBay. It attracted some ...

The price to own a brand synonymous with music festival incompetence: $245,300. That is how much the Fyre Festival sold for on Tuesday on eBay, where festival organizer and convicted fraudster Billy ...

The infamous Fyre Festival appears to finally be happening after two disastrous tries — and this time there will actually be music. Taika Waititi and Rita Ora are among the producers of Fyre Fest The ...

Fyre Festival will soon be in different hands as the infamous music festival sold for $245,300 on eBay this week. "Fyre Festival is just one chapter of my story, and I'm excited to move onto my next ...

The long, pathetic, sordid, criminal saga of Billy McFarland and the Fyre Festival came to an ignominious end Tuesday afternoon at precisely 12:44:11 pm EST when the convicted fraudster unloaded the ...

The post Taika Waititi Developing “Potentially Disastrous” Fyre Fest Musical appeared first on Consequence. Just months after Billy McFarland sold the Fyre Fest brand rights on eBay for a mere ...

The transaction took place on the platform Tuesday. An unknown buyer is now the owner of the only brand synonymous with sad cheese sandwiches. Fyre Festival was billed as the ultimate luxury music ...

This sale was not on Fyre. Billy McFarland sold the rights to his infamous Fyre Festival brand on Tuesday, but he wasn’t happy about the amount it went for. After the week-long sale involving 175 bids ...

Billy McFarland appears to have finally entered the most suitably stupid and funny endgame stage of the Fyre Festival saga, one worthy of the dilapidated tents and cheese sandwiches that launched this ...

Billy McFarland is giving someone else a chance to own the rights to his infamous Fyre Festival. “I’ve done a lot of crazy things, but this might be the craziest thing yet,” McFarland, 33, said in a ...