Astead Herndon

It's gotten so bad, Kid Rock just went to the U.S.

Senate to complain.

You've got Ticketmaster in its dynamic pricing.

And then there's the whole secondary market, with resellers jumping the line and scooping up all the cheap seats.

The result?

Some artists ditching the tour bus completely and higher prices for everyone.

So where does that leave us fans?

That's coming up on Today Explained from Box.

Thank you.

Rock on.

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Okay, so you are the right person to talk to because it feels like live entertainment and touring has changed a lot in recent years.

I recently read that Harry Styles was charging $1,000 for a concert ticket, and, you know, no beef with Harry Styles.

But that seems like a shocking price.