Grateful Dead's 'Fare Thee Well' Shows, Madonna Launching World Tour in August, and More in This Week's Touring Digest

TOP STORIES Grateful Dead's 'Fare Thee Well' Tickets Offered for $116,000 on Secondary Market  Stubhub is offering tickets for the three-day show with a top-price at $116,000 (and change). Tumblr IRL Heads to SXSW, Teaming Musicians Like Twin Shadow, Courtney Barnett with Visual Artists  From March 18-21 during SXSW's Music Week, Tumblr will take up residence at Ironwood Hall in Austin Texas as it brings its ongoing Tumblr IRL music and art series to the festival for the very first time. Mysteryland Reveals Phase One Lineup: Martin Garrix, Dillon Francis, Joris Voorn & More  On Monday (March 2), Mysteryland announced the first phase of its 2015 lineup, bringing an eclectic group of artists together for the Dutch festival's 2015 edition. Shania Twain Announces First North American Tour In Over a Decade  For the first time in over a decade, Shania Twain is hitting the road in North America. Madonna To Launch 'Rebel Heart' World Tour in August  Arena tour begins in Miami Aug. 29 Lollapalooza Berlin Reveals First-Ever Lineup  Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, The Libertines, Sam Smith, Belle & Sebastian, Fatboy Slim, My Morning Jacket, Run the Jewels and Bastille are among the acts to play at the first Lollapalooza Berlin, set for Tempelhof Airport Sept. 12-13. Apollo Theater to Honor Billie Holiday on Her 100th Birthday  The legendary American jazz vocalist was born on April 7, 1915, in Philadelphia and died in 1959 in New York City at age 44. Staples Center Premium Seating Revenue Exceeds $100 Million This Season  The Los Angeles Lakers may be having a crappy season, but things couldn't be better for the owners of the Staples Center. Million-Dollar Grateful Dead Ticket a Reseller Tactic  A million-dollar ticket for the Grateful Dead's Fare Thee Well concerts in Chicago is simply tout tactic on the resale site StubHub. 'RIP DIY' Photography Exhibit Preview: Williamsburg's Changing Soundscape  Last year was a bad one for so-called "DIY" venues, performance spaces that are barely legal, if at all. In New York City alone, 10 shuttered: of those, Williamsburg's Death by Audio (DBA), Glasslands, and 285 Kent are...