Jennifer Lopez isn’t the only one coming under fire for extortionately-priced concert tickets, as Kelly Clarkson is also causing a stir for the very same reason!
The 41-year-old Kelly Clarkson Show host is receiving criticism from fans for extremely “out of reach” concert tickets, some of which are priced at an eye-watering $2,000. Omg!
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Kelly Clarkson Faces Criticism For Sky-High Ticket Prices
On Monday, March 18th, the "Since U Been Gone" singer reminded her 7.5M Instagram followers that she will be performing two Hard Rock shows in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on May 10th and May 11th, much to the delight of her fans.
However, her fans were less-than-thrilled with the "ridiculously priced" tickets, which they slammed her for in the comments section. Some of the early release tickets were $400, which many fans complained about when Kelly first teased her Hard Rock performances back in January. They later discovered that some of the tickets were priced at $2,000, which understandably caused them to complain in the comments section of her latest post.
Fan Comments
"They are super expensive," wrote one fan in the comments section of her March 18th post. "Was so excited then looked up tickets," added another. "Wanted to go, but tix are a little out of reach," wrote another disappointed fan. "We wanted to go, but the prices are beyond our budget," concurred another fan. "Up to 2100 dollars!! You kidding me! Wow. No wonder they're billionaires!!" exclaimed another fan in shock and frustration.
As we previously mentioned, the "Mine" singer first teased her Hard Rock performances on Instagram back in January, with the sky-high ticket prices also being a hot topic of discussion in that comments section too.
"Queen why are tickets like $400?" asked one curious fan. "Why so expensive?!" questioned another, as someone else said: "Lots of people talking about the prices. I guess we weren't the only ones disappointed!" "Queen the prices are scaring me," commented another.
