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Meanwhile, another Beyoncé fan, Kylyn Schnelle, 28, from Louisville, Kentucky, said tickets for the show in her hometown were on resale sites for over $800.ĮDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Sienna Miller and her siblings enjoy an emotional reunion with their ailing father in New York That's how close I am.'Īrielle, whose Instagram account offers tips to 'hack luxury by any means possible,' said she was using points from travel loyalty cards to pay for her hotel. She said she was so close to the stage, 'Beyoncé is gonna sweat on me. She told The Washington Post: 'When I think about the things she is saying in her music about experiencing joy and celebrating black women? She made us feel empowered and capable and strong and worthy.'Īrielle told NBC News she bought VIP tickets to the Stockholm show for $366, while her friends in Dallas spent $900. 'Beyoncé is a ministry,' said Arielle, explaining the lengths she went to to get tickets. Music lovers have been complaining of incidents similar to this across the country saying its cheaper to buy a plane ticket and see shows in Europe.īeyoncé fan Mercedes Arielle, from Dallas, announced on Instagram that she had saved money by booking a flight to Stockholm to see the Renaissance tour, rather than buying a ticket in her hometown.Īnd Beyonce isn't the only musician whose shows in Europe are dramatically cheaper than those in the U.S.Īnalysis by showed that, over the summer, the same level of tickets for Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Pink and Ed Sheeran can be found at big discounts in Europe.

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In July, Bruce Springsteen fans were met with similar site difficulties and outrageous prices as Ticketmaster activated its 'dynamic pricing' model for tickets to his current arena tour - his first featuring the full E-Street Band since 2017. 'We need to do better and we will,' said Joe Berchtold, president of Live Nation, Ticketmaster's parent company.Ī bot attack was responsible for 'a terrible consumer experience', he said. Ticketmaster's boss in January apologized to Swift and her fans during a US Senate hearing. It is a monopoly,' she told MSNBC last year. Senator Amy Klobuchar, who chairs the US Senate committee on consumer rights, said that Ticketmaster is responsible for 70 percent of ticket sales in the U.S. Meanwhile, Taylor Swift, lashed out at the company last November when she saw exorbitantly high-ticket prices for her 'Eras' tour calling it 'excruciating' to watch fans struggle to get tickets.įans, known as Swifties, who made their frustrations known eventually led to a Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington looking into the ticket-vending giant and their dominance in the industry. The Cure front man Robert Smith convinced the company this month to issue partial refunds to some of his fans after it had inflated prices of tickets that had originally been set as low as $20.

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The class action comes amid a series of disappointing moves from Ticketmaster some of which have been bemoaned by world-famous musicians. The allegations have not yet been proven in court and Ticketmaster has not publicly commented on them. It also seeks $300 per customer in punitive damages. If approved by the Quebec Superior Court, the class-action lawsuit will seek 'compensatory damages in the aggregate amount of the difference between the prices charged for 'Official Platinum' tickets and what their regular price ought to have been' for fans who bought Official Platinum seats. 'The result is that most, if not all, of the tickets advertised and sold as 'Official Platinum' are neither 'premium tickets' nor 'some of the best seats in the house' and are, in fact, just regular tickets sold by Ticketmaster at an artificially inflated premium in bad faith.' 'Ticketmaster unilaterally decides which tickets it advertises and sells as 'Official Platinum' based on a given event,' the Montreal law firm LPC Avocat Inc. The ticket blunder comes in the wake of an inquiry launched by Members of Congress in fall accusing the billion-dollar company of running a monopoly and failing to look after customers, especially during the sale of Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen tickets