Springsteen speaks out on ticket backlash
"If there’s any complaints on the way out, you can have your money back," says The Boss in response to the dynamic pricing furore
News By James Hanley | 21 November 2022
Bruce Springsteen has spoken out about the dynamic ticketing controversy for his 2023 tour. Individual tickets reached more than $5,000 via Ticketmaster’s market-based platinum pricing model when the first wave of The E Street Band’s US tour dates went on sale in the summer.
Bruce Springsteen has spoken out about the dynamic ticketing controversy for his 2023 tour.
Individual tickets reached more than $5,000 via Ticketmaster’s market-based platinum pricing model when the first wave of The E Street Band’s US tour dates went on sale in the summer.
The backlash prompted the 73-year-old’s manager Jon Landau to defend the pricing, insisting it was in line with shows for acts of a similar stature, while the average ticket price is around $250.
“Ticket buying has gotten…
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