Robert Levine

When will that bubble burst?

Look at how high prices get.

Will people still have the money to go to other concerts?

And the truth is, and I sort of hate to admit it because I've been one of these people, the demand to see shows...

has proven all of this wrong.

There's always this idea that it's a winner-take-all business.

You're going to go to a big festival, the rest of your concert money gets taken away.

You're going to travel to see Harry Styles, you're not going to see other shows.

That money ought to be, logically, that money ought to be not spent on other concerts.

But you don't

see that.

And this is at a time when the economy is very, very good for some people and pretty lousy for most people.

So that might be another reason why people are so interested in playing New York and L.A., because you get more people with disposable income.

Other people can fly there.

But at some point, I don't know what the limit is.

We don't seem to get there.

People who might buy a cheaper pair of jeans or a cheaper television don't seem to look at... You know, concerts are not a competitive good.

Like, who's your second... If you can't go see Harry Styles, who's the artist most like Harry Styles who's also playing a concert?

Who's most like Beyonce who's not Beyonce?

The answer is...