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Originally posted by TayLord
it's just every time Lord's come here she's outdone herself. Arenas for Fearless, multiple arenas for Speak Now, Stadiums for Red. so it'd be cool to see ha play at Australia's biggest venues next time  and that way it'd be easier - instead of announcing 2 at Allianz which is like 80k - one at ANZ would be more safe because she could play to like 60k (capacity for concerts) and would most likely be able to sell that out (or close to) if she played her cards right next era 
(plus the ungodly amount of slayage we'd get. also people wouldn't arrive late because Olympic park was actually made to host big events and has efficient parking / public transport, Unlike moore park which was an absolute mess to say the least as it's like in the the city  ) |
I hear you bro. I mean, obviously stadiums are easier touring wise in terms of bigger audiences with a smaller amount of dates, but I'd prefer multiple arena shows to be honest. It's a better viewing experience as a fan IMO.
But pretty sure her next era is going to be State of Greatness style pop-country-rock so stadiums are the way to go.
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Originally posted by Val
Pink did 115 shows last year. Do you think Taylor would tour that much? The advantage Taylor has over the pop divas, she can sell-out stadiums in the NA and Australia. I don't think they can.
Rihanna needs Eminem and Beyoncé needs her sister's punching bag.
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Artists like Pink and Katy Perry do a ridiculous amount of shows at the same venue and they all seem to sell out. It's pretty insane. I think they'd be capable of doing stadium shows, but I think their sets might be more suited to arenas?
On Pink's last Australian tour, she did 18 (yes EIGHTNEEN) sold out shows at the one venue in Melbourne... 235k attendance just for the one venue. Katy Perry is doing 8 Melbourne shows on her upcoming tour here.
That's what you call a hectic tour schecule. It's why stadiums are so much easier. Maybe they don't make as much from stadiums since they have higher booking fees or something? Who knows.
I'd love to get a behind the scenes look into the whole tour planning process. I reckon it'd be extremely interesting in terms of the marketing and thought process behind it all.
is it? i didn't know. the picture's link says 2013/12 so I assume it's 2013 Dec 
And it's not even a Taylor quote 
