That's cool. It's nothing wrong with charging prices that coincides with the artists talent. High prices are a good thing for great entertainers.
Even an artist like Michael Jackson didn't charge a lot for the HIStory Tour. £26.75 in 1997 is about £52 in 2013 which is still about $100
Some artists make their tickets affordable for everyone to attend. The Mrs. Carter Show was my first time going and I was surprised that they were quite affordable. The second North American leg they raised the ticket prices slightly though which is odd since it was the same show.
Even an artist like Michael Jackson didn't charge a lot for the HIStory Tour. £26.75 in 1997 is about £52 in 2013 which is still about $100
Some artists make their tickets affordable for everyone to attend. The Mrs. Carter Show was my first time going and I was surprised that they were quite affordable. The second North American leg they raised the ticket prices slightly though which is odd since it was the same show.
Cool story, but again: Bey prices reflect her talent level. Not shading anyone else, just acknowledging her deserving place in the Top Five all time list.
Cool story, but again: Bey prices reflect her talent level. Not shading anyone else, just acknowledging her deserving place in the Top Five all time list.
I couldn't even when I read that post. I'll just remember that when Madonna's ticket prices are revealed and everyone complains how high they are.