Buying concert tickets has become a frustrating experience for many fans. A recent tweet from @Ticket_Help2022 summed up the problem:
https://x.com/UnderFaceValue/status/1861427732069933403
Dynamic pricing isn’t a new idea. Companies like airlines and hotels have been using it for years to charge more when demand is high. For concert tickets, this means prices go up as more people try to buy them, often leaving fans feeling exploited.
For artists and promoters, though, it’s a win. They can earn more money from ticket sales, capturing the value that might otherwise go to scalpers or resellers. But for fans, it can feel like they’re being forced to pay more just because they’re excited to see their favorite artist and it might be called a scam for many.
