CHASKA, Minn. – A New York-based concert promoter claims in court that Prince's estate lied about the musicians it could deliver and the charitable component of a 2016 Prince tribute concert in Minneapolis, which was ultimately put on by a different promoter.
The plaintiff is Jobu Presents LLC. The defendants are the Estate of Prince Rogers Nelson, Bremer Trust NA, Charles Koppelman and Londell McMillan.
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