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NEW YORK, March 01, 2017 -- The Madison Square Garden Company (NYSE:MSG) today made the following statement regarding next year’s Grammys.
“While we are in active negotiations to bring the Grammys back to Madison Square Garden, we want to be clear that no agreement has been reached.”
Contact: Mikyl Cordova [email protected] / (212) 631-4337
