Billy McFarland, promoter of the failed Fyre Festival in 2017, announced that he's bringing the festival back in 2025. (Mark ...

McFarland served four years in prison on several counts of fraud for his involvement in the unlawful organization of the original Fyre Festival. The entrepreneur was freed this week after a four ...

The organizers behind the recent, disastrous Willy Wonka-themed event in Scotland have some explaining to do — and Billy McFarland wants to offer his expertise in event failures. TMZ asked ...

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After going to prison over his actions surrounding the disastrous 2017 Fyre Festival, convicted felon Billy McFarland is planning an alleged follow-up. He has announced an event he's calling Fyre ...

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Billy McFarland is currently serving a six-year jail term for fraud The Fyre Festival was billed as a luxury weekend in the Bahamas, attended by celebrities and influencers alike. But the 2017 ...

Within days, the festival organisers Billy McFarland and Ja-Rule had sold 12,000 tickets, some of which cost $100,000 (£77,679). Anticipation for the event, slated to take place that April ...

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You might have assumed that after Billy McFarland pleaded guilty to fraud following the Fyre Festival debacle, he would have kept a low profile. But that wasn't the case. As Netflix's "Fyre ...