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Celeb News: artRAVE: The ARTPOP Ball
Member Since: 8/19/2013
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Originally posted by Liberdade mi amor
Or maybe the team is waiting to see how tickets will do when the tour kicks off... When hype builds maybe they will add dates, who knows at this point.
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The hype should have happened by now unless she has a hit single this summer.....the chances are low for a summer smash but it could happen
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Member Since: 3/15/2013
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why would gags need to test the asian market when we know it'll probably be the best performing leg of the tour? 
ms gaga just release the asian dates already 
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Member Since: 3/23/2011
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Originally posted by Optimus
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I should lose weight and gain some muscles for my pic with her. I want it to be fabulous. Ahsjdkaj
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Omg you guys. My first time.
I'm shaking
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Member Since: 9/1/2013
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But Artpop still sold very well in Japan so she easily could sell more dates I'm sure.
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Member Since: 9/1/2013
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ITU Stadium in Istanbul!
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Originally posted by Anubis
It costs a lot of money to ship a tour to Asia and the Pacific. Ms Germanotta will need to see whether she can fully sell out the few dates she announced there first, as it has been slow selling for even single date city arenas in Australia. It's weird because with the BTW castle tour she did multiple city dates but now can't even sell out one night shows.
It's just about financially making it work. It would be silly to announce a whole heap of dates and then have to cancel them because it wouldn't make money.
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Hmmm, must be why the MDNA Tour didn't stop in Australia. Couldn't afford it.
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Originally posted by puffpuffpass626
The hype should have happened by now unless she has a hit single this summer.....the chances are low for a summer smash but it could happen
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 You all stay perched and knowing more about Gaga and her tour than most of her fans. You guys need psychological help. Having to delude yourself and make things up, like this already-debunked notion that the tour isn't doing well, in order to sleep soundly at night, is a true sign that there is something wrong with you. There is nothing normal or healthy about harboring so much hate and hostility. If you're in America, I hope you signed up for Obamacare to get the help you need. If not, your country probably has universal healthcare.
On an unrelated note, I was thinking about the stage today and how most of it is completely custom built. With a lot if tours that have unoriginal or designs that aren't so unique, see Bangerz and PRISM tour stages, the stages and set ups use a lot of recycled pieces from past shows in order to save money, but Gaga's stage has to be custom built, from the castle on stage to lucite cat walks. The fact that Livenation invests so much money in her and her stages shows how much of a touring force she truly is. 
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Member Since: 3/22/2012
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Originally posted by Bang Up
Hmmm, must be why the MDNA Tour didn't stop in Australia. Couldn't afford it.
You all stay perched and knowing more about Gaga and her tour than most of her fans. You guys need psychological help. Having to delude yourself and make things up, like this already-debunked notion that the tour isn't doing well, in order to sleep soundly at night, is a true sign that there is something wrong with you. There is nothing normal or healthy about harboring so much hate and hostility. If you're in America, I hope you signed up for Obamacare to get the help you need. If not, your country probably has universal healthcare.
On an unrelated note, I was thinking about the stage today and how most of it is completely custom built. With a lot if tours that have unoriginal or designs that aren't so unique, see Bangerz and PRISM tour stages, the stages and set ups use a lot of recycled pieces from past shows in order to save money, but Gaga's stage has to be custom built, from the castle on stage to lucite cat walks. The fact that Livenation invests so much money in her and her stages shows how much of a touring force she truly is. |
 kill them
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Member Since: 2/11/2012
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Originally posted by Bang Up
Hmmm, must be why the MDNA Tour didn't stop in Australia. Couldn't afford it.
You all stay perched and knowing more about Gaga and her tour than most of her fans. You guys need psychological help. Having to delude yourself and make things up, like this already-debunked notion that the tour isn't doing well, in order to sleep soundly at night, is a true sign that there is something wrong with you. There is nothing normal or healthy about harboring so much hate and hostility. If you're in America, I hope you signed up for Obamacare to get the help you need. If not, your country probably has universal healthcare.
On an unrelated note, I was thinking about the stage today and how most of it is completely custom built. With a lot if tours that have unoriginal or designs that aren't so unique, see Bangerz and PRISM tour stages, the stages and set ups use a lot of recycled pieces from past shows in order to save money, but Gaga's stage has to be custom built, from the castle on stage to lucite cat walks. The fact that Livenation invests so much money in her and her stages shows how much of a touring force she truly is. |
Of course
Why would they not invest into an artist that has yet to have one of his tours gross under 100M?
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Member Since: 1/1/2013
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Can't wait for the tour to start in three weeks! Y'all just know it's going to be a mess and the haters will be dragging left and right, so vote BadMonster for new Gaga mod in the Gaga base and I'll make sure the flamebait gets warned!! http://atrl.net/forums/showthread.ph...9545&page=3259 
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Member Since: 8/17/2013
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she should book a Tokyo Dome date tbh
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Originally posted by dreeam
she should book a Tokyo Dome date tbh
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This. I'm wondering what is happening behind the scenes.
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Member Since: 3/22/2012
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If ARTPOP doesnt do 100$+, we won't have anywhere to hide..
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Member Since: 2/11/2012
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I'll be posting a massive NA ticket sales update in about 15 minutes.
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Member Since: 8/30/2012
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She better take a lesson from the Born This Way Ball and record a DVD early. I'm so excited to see how the stage is going to be used throughout the show.
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Member Since: 2/11/2012
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TICKET SALES UPDATE
(NORTH AMERICAN LEG)
Sunrise, FL - BB&T Center (15,000)
Tickets left: 739
Tickets SOLD: 14,3k
Atlanta, GA - Philips Arena (13,500)
Tickets left: 1,676
Tickets SOLD: 11,8k
Pittsburgh, PA - Consol Energy Center (14,500)
Tickets left: 1,674
Tickets SOLD: 12,8k
Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Arena (7,500)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 7,5k
New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden (15,000)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 15k
Washington, DC - Verizon Center (15,000)
Tickets left: 1,176
Tickets SOLD: 13,8k
Detroit, MI - Joe Louis Arena (13,500)
Tickets left: 1,057
Tickets SOLD: 12,5k
Winnipeg, MB - MTS Centre (12,000)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 12k
Calgary, AB - Scotiabank Saddledome (14,000)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 14k
Edmonton, AB - Rexall Place (14,000)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 14k
Seattle, WA - Key Arena (13,000)
Tickets left: 1,189
Tickets SOLD: 11,8k
Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena (15,000)
Tickets left: 335
Tickets SOLD: 14,7k
San Diego, CA - Viejas Arena (9,600)
Tickets left: 118
Tickets SOLD: 9,5k
San Jose, CA - SAP Center at San Jose (14,000)
Tickets left: 258
Tickets SOLD: 13,8k
Atlantic City, NJ - Boardwalk Hall (13,500)
Tickets left: 414
Tickets SOLD: 13,1k
TOTAL TICKETS LEFT: 8,636
TOTAL TICKETS SOLD: aprox. 190,600 (out of these 15 dates)
Average tickets sold/date: 12,700
Total capacity of these 15 shows: 200,000
SOLD OUT percentage of these 15 shows: 95%
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Member Since: 8/19/2013
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Good numbers 
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Member Since: 2/11/2012
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Originally posted by Dr.Cake
TICKET SALES UPDATE
(NORTH AMERICAN LEG)
Sunrise, FL - BB&T Center (15,000)
Tickets left: 739
Tickets SOLD: 14,3k
Atlanta, GA - Philips Arena (13,500)
Tickets left: 1,676
Tickets SOLD: 11,8k
Pittsburgh, PA - Consol Energy Center (14,500)
Tickets left: 1,674
Tickets SOLD: 12,8k
Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Arena (7,500)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 7,5k
New York City, NY - Madison Square Garden (15,000)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 15k
Washington, DC - Verizon Center (15,000)
Tickets left: 1,176
Tickets SOLD: 13,8k
Detroit, MI - Joe Louis Arena (13,500)
Tickets left: 1,057
Tickets SOLD: 12,5k
Winnipeg, MB - MTS Centre (12,000)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 12k
Calgary, AB - Scotiabank Saddledome (14,000)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 14k
Edmonton, AB - Rexall Place (14,000)
Tickets left: SOLD OUT
Tickets SOLD: 14k
Seattle, WA - Key Arena (13,000)
Tickets left: 1,189
Tickets SOLD: 11,8k
Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena (15,000)
Tickets left: 335
Tickets SOLD: 14,7k
San Diego, CA - Viejas Arena (9,600)
Tickets left: 118
Tickets SOLD: 9,5k
San Jose, CA - SAP Center at San Jose (14,000)
Tickets left: 258
Tickets SOLD: 13,8k
Atlantic City, NJ - Boardwalk Hall (13,500)
Tickets left: 414
Tickets SOLD: 13,1k
TOTAL TICKETS LEFT: 8,636
TOTAL TICKETS SOLD: aprox. 190,600 (out of these 15 dates)
Average tickets sold/date: 12,700
Total capacity of these 15 shows: 200,000
SOLD OUT percentage of these 15 shows: 95%
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Bump on a new page 
Would be nice if the OP could add this somewhere in the first post, under a tab or smth
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