Overview
- Members of Mount Westmore allege Westside induced their 2020 licensing deal with promises of broad retail partnerships beyond concert sales.
- The artists say Westside withheld transparent accounting, and their review showed roughly $808,000 in concert sales, over $90,000 in retail, and about $13,000 in e-commerce.
- Despite receiving a large advance, the group claims hundreds of thousands remain unpaid and seeks unspecified damages.
- Westside’s earlier lawsuit contends the rappers breached the agreement after a planned 60-date tour failed to materialize, despite payments exceeding $1.3 million.
- Westside’s attorney rejects the new claims as fabricated, asserts the artists defrauded his client, and claims the court has sided with Westside on discovery motions.