How Much Are You Willing to Pay for a Concert Ticket?
Fergie
2012/07/05 21:00:00
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"Ticket Masters: The Rise of the Concert Industry and How the Public Got Scalped" was just re-released with an extra chapter following the merger of ticketing giants Ticketmaster and Live Nation. In this revealing exposé of the industry, authors Dean Budnick and Josh Baron tell us that much of the blame for outrageous ticket prices should go to the artists who are much more in control of pricing than the general public realizes. They also point to our role as consumers in creating demand. That being said, how much would you be willing to pay to see your favorite band perform live?


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Top Opinion
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Lord Emperor of Dune 2012/07/06 23:15:51Less Than $20+5What;s the point of paying $200 to be in a football stadium with a bunch of drunk losers and half a mile away from the stage? You get better "seats" on youtube for free...






















By 2016 they should be quite regular in many places.
Music is free, you pay for the extra perks.
My Warped Tour ticket was $40 and it's an all day festival where I get to see several of my favorite bands as well as others too, of course. And I've been to Six Flags for concerts before and I got discounted tickets for the park (concert's free with admission) for about $35. Most other concerts I've been to have been under $20, as low as $10. And I've seen all but one of my top 5 favorite bands live (Paramore). Some I've seen several times. So I don't feel the need to go to a $70 concert lol