Concert tickets are expensive these days, but why? Business Insider just dropped a 30 minute look into why tickets are so expensive in 2025.

It cost $1.50 in advance to see Elvis Presley in 1956; $5.90 to see the Beatles in 1964; $17 to see Nirvana in 1993 (and Kurt Cobain was shocked that artists would charge $50 at the time). Even ...

In perhaps the most out-of-touch statement since Lucille Bluth priced bananas, Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino — the boss of the company that runs Ticketmaster — said that, actually, concert tickets ...

While more concerts are yet to be announced ( I’m still praying Taylor Swift does another Eras Tour! ), here are the biggest ...

Concertgoers are finding that ticket prices can drop significantly after they go on sale, even for popular artists like Stevie Wonder. While high demand can drive up prices, an oversaturation of ...

Live Nation's $30 Ticket to Summer promotion offers $30 all-in tickets to over 1,000 concerts. The sale starts May 21 at 10am ET, with early access for T-Mobile and Rakuten members on May 20.

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Concert ticket prices have risen sharply in recent years. Arena gig tickets have more than doubled, in real terms, since the turn of the century. For the biggest artists, increases have been bigger ...

Heavy metal fans want to know the Ozzy Osbourne final show ticket prices for his one-night reunion with Black Sabbath at the ...