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Sorry but what is up with this idea that Coachella is only going to sell well if Taylor Swift was playing? There are more than two musicians that people on earth like besides bad bunny and Taylor swift.
Sorry but what is up with this idea that Coachella is only going to sell well if Taylor Swift was playing? There are more than two musicians that people on earth like besides bad bunny and Taylor swift.
Sorry but what is up with this idea that Coachella is only going to sell well if Taylor Swift was playing? There are more than two musicians that people on earth like besides bad bunny and Taylor swift.
I don’t think people think that. They just think it will be a bloodbath getting tickets if she is.
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Rumor has it they're not actually adding any artists to the lineup and just putting "BUSINESS TECHNO IN THE YUMA" on the bottom of the poster
The only thing you can count on is the one or two acts you’re excited to see in there will no doubt play before 3:00 pm on a Sunday. Would like to see D Tiffany B2B Roza Terenzi on the lineup. I’ve been digging their mixes.
Sorry but what is up with this idea that Coachella is only going to sell well if Taylor Swift was playing? There are more than two musicians that people on earth like besides bad bunny and Taylor swift.
250,000 tickets is a LOT of tickets to sell considering the cost of attending (particularly if not camping and coming from out of town). Lana/Tyler/Doja ain't selling 250,000 tickets.
Sorry but what is up with this idea that Coachella is only going to sell well if Taylor Swift was playing? There are more than two musicians that people on earth like besides bad bunny and Taylor swift.
I don’t think people think that. They just think it will be a bloodbath getting tickets if she is.
Fair, I think I just generally don’t understand thinking this won’t sell well. An immediate sellout? Probably not. A general sellout? Maybe not too, I’m not a psychic. But I just think back to when someone asked “has anyone not seen all these headliners recently?” including Dua and most of us said no! I think the demand is still there no matter how much I think Doja sucks or whatever.
Sorry but what is up with this idea that Coachella is only going to sell well if Taylor Swift was playing? There are more than two musicians that people on earth like besides bad bunny and Taylor swift.
250,000 tickets is a LOT of tickets to sell considering the cost of attending (particularly if not camping and coming from out of town). Lana/Tyler/Doja ain't selling 250,000 tickets.
Then who is? Should they just keep throwing money to get the same three most popular artists on earth to headline every year?
Edit: like if we want Coachella to sell out, the tactic should be to get The Weeknd to come every year, something we constantly make fun of.
250,000 tickets is a LOT of tickets to sell considering the cost of attending (particularly if not camping and coming from out of town). Lana/Tyler/Doja ain't selling 250,000 tickets.
Then who is? Should they just keep throwing money to get the same three most popular artists on earth to headline every year?
If they want to sell that many tickets, yes - they need stadium acts. And in fairness, I believe they struggled to move even 200k in 2019/2022. But those ticket prices have been going up while booking massive acts, so to keep the ticket prices high without delivering a lineup that merits the price would be frustrating to me as a consumer. I'll withhold judgement until the full lineup is out, but it'll be tough for them to justify those prices to me with those names at the top, after the names they'd been delivering.
Then who is? Should they just keep throwing money to get the same three most popular artists on earth to headline every year?
If they want to sell that many tickets, yes. And in fairness, I believe they struggled to move even 200k in 2019/2022. But those ticket prices have been going up while booking massive acts, so to keep the ticket prices high without delivering a lineup that merits the price would be frustrating to me as a consumer. I'll withhold judgement until the full lineup is out, but it'll be tough for them to justify those prices to me with those names at the top, after the names they'd been delivering.
It’s that last part I think I agree with you on the most that’s an obvious one - every individual is going to compare the ticket price to the lineup and buy or not that way. But if it was The Weeknd and Drake every year I wouldn’t want to go!
I guess more what I’m arguing is that if people want that, that’s fine, but I think there’ll be a lot of people who would be interested in that.
250,000 tickets is a LOT of tickets to sell considering the cost of attending (particularly if not camping and coming from out of town). Lana/Tyler/Doja ain't selling 250,000 tickets.
Then who is? Should they just keep throwing money to get the same three most popular artists on earth to headline every year?
Edit: like if we want Coachella to sell out, the tactic should be to get The Weeknd to come every year, something we constantly make fun of.
...Taylor Swift lol.
And yeah, the bloodbath isn't because Coachella will sell badly, but a GA ticket is a GA ticket and first-party GA tickets have basically been available until weekend-of for the past few years. This caps a return on scalping at like $100 (or however much fees are) below face.
Then who is? Should they just keep throwing money to get the same three most popular artists on earth to headline every year?
Edit: like if we want Coachella to sell out, the tactic should be to get The Weeknd to come every year, something we constantly make fun of.
...Taylor Swift lol.
And yeah, the bloodbath isn't because Coachella will sell badly, but a GA ticket is a GA ticket and first-party GA tickets have basically been available until weekend-of for the past few years. This caps a return on scalping at like $100 (or however much fees are) below face.
This is another thing I wonder about - we constantly discuss resell markets, but how often are normies using Stubhub? I think I’m the only person in my immediate friend group/family that’s even thought about it recently.
Post by problem dog on Jan 5, 2024 14:33:32 GMT -5
The board has a history of acting like Coachella is going to be a catastrophic failure if they can't move the full 250k tickets, even though they've annually sold more tickets than every other North American festival for many years running (idk how many years, someone else can look it up if they really care that much). The doomsday thinking almost always lines up with disappointment in the perceived quality of the acts they booked. Even with Doja/Lana/Tyler, this festival will be perfectly fine. The ability to buy below face on the secondary market doesn't make it a failure.