NEW YORK, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Private equity firm InterMedia Partners on Thursday announced an investment in Control Room, a producer and distributor of live music events.
No terms were disclosed.
Control Room is known for developing live music programs by artists such as Madonna, Jay-Z and Oasis.
InterMedia said its investment will enable Control Room to expand its programming content beyond music and widen its distribution channels.
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