The money is split between Ticketmaster, venue, promoter, and artist.
Can you provide any numbers of any kind? I certainly can’t find specifics. So it’s no evidence versus no evidence.
I know TM has a near monopoly. But I personally think they have that monopoly because they’re willing to be the bad guy everyone blames for high ticket prices.
I think logic dictates that artists would not opt-in to dynamic pricing, and yes it is optional, unless they see upside.
LiveNations quarterly earnings states: “With market-based pricing being widely adopted by most tours, we expect to shift over $500M from the secondary market to artists this year”. It’s hard to tell what percentage that is.
The money is split between Ticketmaster, venue, promoter, and artist.
Can you provide any numbers of any kind? I certainly can’t find specifics. So it’s no evidence versus no evidence.
I know TM has a near monopoly. But I personally think they have that monopoly because they’re willing to be the bad guy everyone blames for high ticket prices.
I think logic dictates that artists would not opt-in to dynamic pricing, and yes it is optional, unless they see upside.
LiveNations quarterly earnings states: “With market-based pricing being widely adopted by most tours, we expect to shift over $500M from the secondary market to artists this year”. It’s hard to tell what percentage that is.