I won't be saying any more about it, so you don't have to believe me if you don't want to, but she will be touring extensively around the world. No need to panic over the dates so far.
I won't be saying any more about it, so you don't have to believe me if you don't want to, but she will be touring extensively around the world. No need to panic over the dates so far.
I believe you. I really refuse to believe she´ll do less UK dates than she did with RED
BTW, you seem to know something we dont. Is she coming to Latin America?
I won't be saying any more about it, so you don't have to believe me if you don't want to, but she will be touring extensively around the world. No need to panic over the dates so far.
It literally annoyed me and my friend so much. AS IF I'm going to some random festival just to see half the tour setlist from her. Girl no thanks. Why can't she just have a London date instead of me trying to see her in Manchester (which is literally 6 hours away from me ) I'm so ****ing pressed. I have a bad feeling she won't add anymore dates for the UK.
Are you crazy? Obviously She's going to be adding O2 shows.
The discussion about how much artists should get paid by Spotif, Pandora, Rdio and more has been going on for years, yet no clear industry model has been set because services are still trying to secure more paid users' subscription fees to help pay royalties.
Nowadays, artists make the majority of their revenue from touring, sponsored performances and endorsement deals. Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash earlier this year told Mashable about her "devastating" experience offering music on Spotify.
"I asked my song publisher to send me my Spotify earnings from the past few years. I knew it was going to bad, but it was devastating," Cash said. "It was hundreds of thousands of streams, and I received a little more than $200. It was not only bad because it’s harder to make a living; I have to go on the road more often, and I have a teenager at home. That's really hard. I hate leaving him."
We’ve known for a while that Spotify’s economics simply don’t work for musicians. In late 2011 and early 2012, cellist Zoe Keating made 97 percent of her income, almost $82,000, from folks buying her music as CDs or MP3s. She made less than $300 from Spotify during that same period. Later that year, a Buzzfeed reporter couldn’t figure out the per-stream price of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep.” One source told her it made 19 cents per 60 streams; another said it made .91 of a cent.
With that math, it seemed likely that an artist would pull their music from the service someday. And if that artist was famous enough, it might even get people talking about how dismal the new economics of music are.
She's going to add more tour dates. Also, there are no stadiums in NYC. Not every city in the US has a stadium. Metlife represents NYC, Northern NJ and Southern CT.
Yes, I would love for ha to play at MSG or the Barclay's in Brooklyn for convenience. But Taylor is huge..
Why can't she just have a London date instead of me trying to see her in Manchester (which is literally 6 hours away from me 
