Americans Are Paying $300-Plus or Going Into Debt for Concert Tickets, Studies Show

Americans Are Paying $300-Plus or Going Into Debt for Concert Tickets, Studies Show

New studies find that with concert ticket prices high, many Americans are willing to spend $300 or more — or go into debt — to see a show.

New Studies Reveal American Spending Habits for Concerts Amid Rising Ticket Prices

Several new studies revealed that Americans are reportedly comfortable spending $300 a month on concert tickets. According to Billboard, a new survey from Bank of America reveals that Americans are dropping an average of $150 per month on entertainment, with concert tickets being the top priority. Even with ticket prices up over 32% in the past five years, fans are still showing up and cashing out. A second study by Cash App reveals that more th…

NITO study of 20 shows found $6.2M in ticket reseller profit

An analysis of 20 concerts in Maryland showed $6.2M in ticket reseller profit above original face value. The study was conducted by NITO (National Independent Talent Association) at the request of Maryland State Attorney General's Office. The post NITO study of 20 shows found $6.2M in ticket reseller profit appeared first on Hypebot.

Why Americans won’t skip concerts—even if it breaks their bank

Happy Mag https://happymag.tv 60% of attendees use payment plans—but at what cost? Despite growing economic concerns, Americans continue spending heavily on live entertainment, often going into debt for concert tickets. Research reveals consumers... Happy Mag https://happymag.tv

Americans Are Comfortable Going Into Debt Buying Concert Tickets, Studies Find

The cost of concert tickets has skyrocketed in recent years, and credit card holders spent an average of $300 per month on live events.