As the general cost of concert tickets has risen over 27 percent in just the past three years, with the average ticket price jumping from $74.25 in 2015 to $94.31 in 2018, according to Pollstar For an example of what this looked like, here’s one example. Remember, I paid a little over $300 last year for great seats to see the full group (tickets, by the way, that I bought from
PTD was strictly OT7 by design. It was, in fact, never intended to be a concert tour, but a one-off, a gift. No solos! It wasn’t not my favorite, specially compared to the epic concerts in their history, but it was a beautiful gift after the pandemic. They helped a lot of people through.

The average resale ticket sold for the concert at the time of publications is $1,619, according to SeatGeek. By comparison, the average resale concert ticket this year is about $245.

If you're already feeling dizzy from these numbers, brace yourself, because Koreaboo calculated a grand total as well. An entire "look" for the band comes in at $20,154. That's basically the cost
BTS drew in 750,000 fans who paid $26 to $35 to watch the band’s much anticipated Bang Bang Con in June. With 27.7 million Instagram followers, that’s closer to 3% of the group’s following. Sbf8qC.
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