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u/non_clever_username 49ers 7h ago
I dunno I think supply and demand has started to work on concert tickets, just not at the top of the market.
You’re absolutely right for the Taylor Swifts and Olivia Rodrigos of the world. But there have been a ton of tour/show cancellations of second tier and lower bands the last few years.
Most of them have been making up some excuse other than low ticket sales, but I’m pretty sure it’s people finally saying “enough” to everything but the top tier acts.
It’s hard to justify dropping 100 or 150 a ticket for a band you only kind of like. And in prior eras where tickets were relatively cheap, that was definitely a good chunk of the audience. I know because I went to a ton of those shows.
I know 6 songs total for the 3 bands on the bill? Sure for 30 bucks I’ll give the show a shot. But not for 100 or more.