Disgraced Fyre Festival founder Billy McFarland owes the IRS $7 million in back taxes, on top of a further $26 million owed to the victims of the festival. The 32-year-old told The U.S. Sun in an ...
TWO convicted fraudsters have emerged as unlikely volunteers for Donald Trump’s next White House press secretary after the ...
Fyre Festival co-founder and promoter Billy McFarland has been ordered to pay former festival sponsor over $4.2million, which includes a contractual 30% interest and covering the defrauded investor's ...
Hundreds of starved and stranded patrons, a fraud conviction and two savage documentaries later, the ‘worst music festival never staged’ is back. The 2017 event has been cemented in infamy after ...
Billy McFarland, who was convicted of fraud over the disastrous Fyre Festival in 2017, has sold the brand rights to the event on eBay for just $245,300. An undisclosed buyer purchased the IP, brand ...
Billy McFarland, the man behind the infamous Fyre Festival, has been given an early prison release. The 30-year-old fraudster has served just four years of a six-year sentence for his involvement in ...
But within hours of opening, Fyre Festival had became a global laughing stock. And now the organiser of the disastrous event in the Bahamas has announced it is coming back — with top-price tickets ...
BILLY McFarland, the man behind the disastrous Bahamas music festival, has been arrested by the FBI less than two months after the event. McFarland will be arraigned in Manhattan federal court ...
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