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in 1969 the rolling stones went on tour and charged between 5.50 and 8.50 for a ticket approximately 40 to 60 dollars in todays money and as you can imagine it was complete and utter uproar because at the time ticket prices averaged 3.50 fast forward to the 90s and they were charging 50 a ticket and fast forward to today when they charge 370 per ticket on average now the reason why ticket prices have gone up so much is because touring today is so much more extensive and have a much higher production value after all we dont just want an artist to turn up and sing some songs now we want t-shirt cannons we want explosions we want screens everywhere we want a bigger louder pa its a very very different time and these costs go into a massive massive spreadsheet but how much is left over for the artist so when youre dealing with a world tour of stadium level concerts grossing hundreds of millions of dollars there are a lot of outgoings after all as an artist youve got to have your helico
