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The Cost of Live Music Has SOARED over 30 Years, Report Reveals
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The cost of live music has SOARED over 30 years, report reveals
A new report released alongside Paul Carroll’s novel, Be Here Now, has revealed how the British live music experience has shifted over three decades - following this year’s Oasis UK tour.
Live Music Becomes a Luxury. the Average Price of Tickets at the Concert Last Year Has Reached $135.
The price of tournaments has been exploited because of inflation. Live Nation and Ticketmaster controls the industry and imposes large taxes. Artists no longer win from the albums, but only from the tournaments. The resale market is artificially full of prices and causes chaos. It costs you – to be a fan of live music has become a luxury. You have to choose between a ticket at the festival and rent a month. You have to choose from a state-owned …
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