July 30 (Reuters) - Ticketmaster-parent Live Nation

Entertainment ( LYV ) beat analysts' estimates for quarterly

revenue on Thursday, driven by global demand for live events and

concerts across different venue types.

The results underscore that consumer appetite for live music

remains resilient even as broader discretionary spending comes

under pressure.

Here are some details:

* The world's largest concert promoter's second-quarter

revenue grew 9% to $7.66 billion, beating analysts' average

estimate of $7.56 billion, according to data compiled by LSEG.

* Live Nation's earnings came in at $1.05 per share,

compared with 41 cents a year ago.

* It sold more than 143 million tickets through mid-July as

touring activity remained strong for major global artists.

* Live Nation saw concert revenue rise 8.32% to $6.44

billion during the second quarter.