Beyoncé was criticized by fans due to the price of his next “Cowboy Carter” tour tickets.
Many went to social networks to slam it as “gourmet” in the midst of reports saying that the tour has trouble selling tickets.
An industry expert explained what he received as the problem, saying that many Beyonce fans spent their money to see her two years ago.
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Beyoncé’s “Pricey” tour tickets raise the eyebrows
Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” tour of Beyoncé aroused the indignation among fans, who express their frustration in the face of ticket prices.
The singer “Drunk in Love” should occur through North America and Europe, including six nights in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London from June 5 to 16.
Tickets for the show would have earned $ 93 to $ 1,231 (£ 71.60 at £ 950), including costs, with $ 4 control costs (£ 2.75).
However, weeks after posting tickets, it seems that it has undergone weak patronage, with a pop culture account Pop tips Affirming that “the tour barely sold 3/30 shows”.
The account also shared a photo of the media, Newspaper‘s Article, with the title that said: “Beyoncé Cowboy Carter Tour does not sell tickets.”
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Fans have mixed reactions to tour sales
Many fans went to social networks to evacuate their frustrations, because some have marked the singer “Greedy”.
“Beyoncé what are these prices … Oh, London Beyhive, it’s so finished … F -k You, Ticketmaster,” wrote an angry fan.
“She should think of her poor fans and reduce prices.
A third fan noted: “Beyoncé does not sell standing tickets for less than £ 220. She is a crook like Ticketmaster !!! Yes, I said that.”
However, many beyhives have reached the singer’s defense to resolve the reports that his concerts do not sell.
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Some fans defended the singer in the midst of allegations of low ticket sales
A Beyoncé fans account has published a report on X, declaring that the “Cowboy Carter Tour is now around 95.28% sold to 28 dates”.
“I am confused why it did not sell as fast as the Renaissance?” A fan questioned, while another said, “Damn !! it took him so long, but good for her.”
A fan said: “It is because these tickets are still a little too high, in particular these income prices. I obtained my tickets during the Beyhive presale, but I heard [that] Many people are waiting for about the week or before purchasing tickets. For a lower price. “”
Another wrote: “[It’s because] These are all resellers… I continue to come back and my section is so much more expensive now with tons of resellers. “”
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The expert gives reasons why the Cowboy Carter tour of Beyonce faces sales of low tickets
Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” album dominated the country record and awarded the singer her first album of the year in Grammys.
It remains confusing that the tickets do not sell quickly, they are always available for sale on Ticketmaster and Stubhub.
According to the London TimesSales are particularly low in the United Kingdom as an article entitled “It is a world Megastar-so why can Beyoncé not sell her tour in the United Kingdom?” Note that Ticketmaster had prepared for an “assault” that never came.
According to NewspaperAn industry expert gave reasons for alleged low sales, saying that his fans spent their money to see her for the Renaissance World Tour.
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“His fans base did not like” Cowboy Carter “- they were not impressed,” said the source of the music industry. “They just brought up their bundle bundle to see her two years ago and in Taylor’s tickets … A bad economy at the moment.”
King Charles is rented in Beyoncé
In the middle of the alleged struggle, Beyoncé’s crafts received praise from the British monarch Charles, who called the “exceptional” singer.
According to RollerCharles collaborated with Apple Music on a project entitled “The King’s Music Room”, in which he revealed his favorite artists.
The Apple Music special was recorded at the Buckingham Palace in His Majesty’s office and was presented as “a celebration of Commonwealth music” chosen by Charles himself.
La Playlist includes singers like Bob Marley, Kylie Minogue, Diana Ross and Grace Jones, alongside more recent artists like Davido and Raye.
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“Crazy in Love” by Beyoncé also cutting from Charles’ favorite songs, as well as “Ne’t put you you” by Michael Buble and older songs like the 1934 Standard of Al Bowlly, “The Kised of You.”
Charles called the singer “incomparable”, noting that she is “such an exceptional interpreter that I simply could not resist the inclusion of her music”.
He added that she had played “Crazy in Love” during her first outing at the Fashion Rocks Prince’s Trust concert in 2003.
