Ticket sellers, including live events behemoth Ticketmaster, will have to tell Minnesota consumers the total price of admission for concerts, sporting events and more upfront starting next year. That's due to a bill Gov. Tim Walz signed into law Tuesday that will also regulate the so-called "speculative market," a practice in which third-party sellers advertise tickets to events even though they haven't yet bought the seats themselves. "This is about fairness in the way we go about ticketing," Walz said during a signing ceremony at First Avenue. "It's truth in advertising. It's truth in ticketing." Tap the link in our bio to read the full story by Eder Campuzano. Photo by Joe Raedle / Getty Images. #Minnesota #Ticketmaster