[Eternium]

Good for her

[swissman]

Originally posted by johnsuxx

What a stale shade. I guess the fact the fact only kids like her music has helped Roar be #1 on Adult C for 6 weeks?

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Her tickets are reasonable and charging over £100 is ridiculous just to see someone sing.

It's not that her music is immune to adults liking it. I myself rocked to Roar for a week or two after it came out. It's a catchy, fun song. It doesn't really change the fact that her target audience seems to be under 18 though.

From the Disney-Channel-Lite music video for Roar, to the pre-teen-Romance of Unconditionally to the entire Teenage Dream era's sound and visual style, it's not really a secret that she's appealing to a young fan base.

[umich]

Death at people thinking that Katy's concerts are predominantly children based

[JustThatGreat]

I've never known an artist to be so preoccupied with what everyone else is doing.

[h.u.r.r.i.c.a.n.e]

Originally posted by umichgrad07

Death at people thinking that Katy's concerts are predominantly children based

Not gonna lie sis there were a ton of children at CDT. Not the majority, but a lot of kids.

[iseeyouupsidedown]

Originally posted by KK_Lover

THAT GIF did she fall out of her chair!?

[Ialmostdo]

Katy's cheapest tickets are 44 pounds, go to 80 pounds.
Taylor's highest is/was 55 pounds.

[umich]

Originally posted by h.u.r.r.i.c.a.n.e

Not gonna lie sis there were a ton of children at CDT. Not the majority, but a lot of kids.

I guess it depends on where you live. The Philly stop was pretty mixed, more leaning toward teen and young adult.

[Nialler]

The price for the new tour is similar to Bey and Rih though and Gaga's new tour is also cheaper and discounted so I'm not sure which peers she mentions but whatever Katheryn . I think it's good attitude considering the money I had to spend to see Madonna and it wasn't even that great.

[Fans]

Not surprised

[swissman]

Originally posted by johnsuxx

Her tickets are reasonable and charging over £100 is ridiculous just to see someone sing.

Really? If I could count on an artist to deliver, to sing perfectly, to dance hard, to work the crowd, to have a great setlist, to have a spectacular stage production, to give me an experience, I would and I have paid more than 100 pounds.

[KillingYourCareer]

Originally posted by swissman

It's not that her music is immune to adults liking it. I myself rocked to Roar for a week or two after it came out. It's a catchy, fun song. It doesn't really change the fact that her target audience seems to be under 18 though.

From the Disney-Channel-Lite music video for Roar, to the pre-teen-Romance of Unconditionally to the entire Teenage Dream era's sound and visual style, it's not really a secret that she's appealing to a young fan base.

[MinajInMyLife]

Good. Not everybody can go see their faves live sometimes.

[johnsuxx]

Originally posted by swissman

Really? If I could count on an artist to deliver, to sing perfectly, to dance hard, to work the crowd, to have a great setlist, to have a spectacular stage production, to give me an experience, I would and I have paid more than 100 pounds.

It's extortionate and if her tickets ever go up to those prices I won't be paying for them.

[jackieshann]

Originally posted by Ialmostdo

Katy's cheapest tickets are 44 pounds, go to 80 pounds.
Taylor's highest is/was 55 pounds.

That's really great for a popstar of her magnitude. I remember spending only £25 for her previous tour. It's such a cheap price considering she's the best performer of this generation.

[KillingYourCareer]

Originally posted by Ialmostdo

Katy's cheapest tickets are 44 pounds, go to 80 pounds.
Taylor's highest is/was 55 pounds.

I paid €42,50 (£35) to see her on the SNWT. Flawless

[swissman]

Originally posted by KillingYourCareer

It's just that it felt very much like Twilight or some other type of teen romance movie.

[johnsuxx]

Originally posted by swissman

It's just that it felt very much like Twilight or some other type of cheesy romance movie aimed at pre-teens.

[Niksan555]

Originally posted by jackieshann

That's really great for a popstar of her magnitude. I remember spending only £25 for her previous tour. It's such a cheap price considering she's the best performer of this generation.

[swissman]

Originally posted by johnsuxx

It's extortionate and if her tickets ever go up to those prices I won't be paying for them.

But if people are willing to pay for them, then it's not really extortion. It's supply and demand. Many artists with high ticket prices sell out left and right. That doesn't mean they forced people to buy them, but that people were willing to buy them at those prices.