By Michael Tedder The object of their ire is a familiar target at the heart of many concert events. There are few things this divided country can agree on. But with the presumed exception of its owners and executives, it’s fair to say pretty much nobody likes Ticketmaster. Music fans of all stripes have been complaining about the various service fees that Ticketmaster adds since shortly after the company was founded in 1976. One of the first major flareups against the company occurred in 1994, when the alternative rock group Pearl Jam filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice. The …