Chromatica Ball Tour Schedule & Sales (Gross: $17.647 Million - 2 Shows)

[itsdominik 16,733]

They released even more side view tickets for the Düsseldorf show on Eventim Germany! The demand for the opening night is insane 

[Pop Music 20,522]

any update on the Chicago show stats? 

[Ack1234 481]

On 3/24/2022 at 5:07 PM, Adelita said:

Gaga is surrounded by people who underestimate her demand. I've never seen a big artist like her block an entire stadium ring before sales even started.

They do if they sell out they will open up more ,I’ve been to a couple what opened all and I got seats in upper tier and on the night moved to better seats (arena that is)

[itsdominik 16,733]

TOUR UPDATE:
 Only posted the ones with a seating map on Ticketmaster  








The next two seating maps are from the Düsseldorf show - opening night is basically SOLD OUT

Düsseldorf is basically SOLD OUT, Stockholm too (as long as the upper section remains closed)
Los Angeles, East Rutherford, Toronto and San Francisco are selling really well too
Texas is doing good as well
Atlanta is struggling a bit as of now

Edited April 9, 2022 by itsdominik

[monstertoronto 8,742]

Toronto looks great! 

[darkgaga 2,762]

Almost ashamed to be Dutch looking at our date… But not weird considering she had trouble selling out the Ziggo dome with half of Gelredomes capacity after she did the Superbowl

Edited April 9, 2022 by darkgaga

[monstertoronto 8,742]

2 hours ago, itsdominik said:

TOUR UPDATE:
 Only posted the ones with a seating map on Ticketmaster  








The next two seating maps are from the Düsseldorf show - opening night is basically SOLD OUT

Düsseldorf is basicaly SOLD OUT, Stockholm too (as long as the upper section remains closed)
Los Angeles, East Rutherford, Toronto and San Francisco are selling really well too
Texas is doing good as well
Atlanta and Texas are struggling a bit as of now

Thanks for putting this together!

[itsdominik 16,733]

11 minutes ago, monstertoronto said:

Thanks for putting this together!

Y‘all are welcome 

[itsdominik 16,733]

the demand for the opening night in Düsseldorf is truly insane. Two weeks ago they put sections with restricted view on sale and most of them are gone already. The seats in the section with the green circle cost 151€ the others ~80€.

The fact that people are willing to spend 151€ for seats with a restricted view really shows what a force Gaga is 

The attendance and gross for this show will be insane! I‘m guessing 50k people and a gross of $6-7 millions, which would make TCB one of the highest grossing concerts ever there 

Edited April 9, 2022 by itsdominik

[LateToCult 39,633]

41 minutes ago, itsdominik said:

the demand for the opening night in Düsseldorf is truly insane. Two weeks ago they put sections with restricted view on sale and most of them are gone already. The seats in the section with the green circle cost 151€ the others ~80€.

The fact that people are willing to spend 151€ for seats with a restricted view really shows what a force Gaga is 

The attendance and gross for this show will be insane! I‘m guessing 50k people and a gross of $6-7 millions, which would make TCB one of the highest grossing concerts ever there 

Düsseldorf selling out should help Arnhem get there too. Might also make her open up the top tier in Stockholm. European Monsters freaking out about having a show canceled have nothing to fear as of now. The US dates on the other hand are selling a lot slower. They’re probably gonna have to do some promo in a few cities eventually. 

[Future Lovers 6,437]

10 minutes ago, LateToCult said:

Düsseldorf selling out should help Arnhem get there too. Might also make her open up the top tier in Stockholm. European Monsters freaking out about having a show canceled have nothing to fear as of now. The US dates on the other hand are selling a lot slower. They’re probably gonna have to do some promo in a few cities eventually. 

I wouldn't worry, ticket sales in the US for major venues have been pretty sluggish as of late. With the exception of maybe Harry, many artists aren't selling out until the 2-3 weeks before the show itself happens. A lot of it has to do with Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing giving people some insane prices as dates are announced that drop significantly closer to the show date. 

For example, I got tickets to Shawn's show in Charlotte about 3 months ago and I got them at a dead time so I got them fairly cheap. However now that more shows are being announced and his new single's out, tickets in the same section I'm in are almost $150 more expensive than they were when I bought mine. 

Ticketmaster's really hurting people, fans and artists alike. 

[LateToCult 39,633]

3 minutes ago, Mr Mendes said:

I wouldn't worry, ticket sales in the US for major venues have been pretty sluggish as of late. With the exception of maybe Harry, many artists aren't selling out until the 2-3 weeks before the show itself happens. A lot of it has to do with Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing giving people some insane prices as dates are announced that drop significantly closer to the show date. 

For example, I got tickets to Shawn's show in Charlotte about 3 months ago and I got them at a dead time so I got them fairly cheap. However now that more shows are being announced and his new single's out, tickets in the same section I'm in are almost $150 more expensive than they were when I bought mine. 

Ticketmaster's really hurting people, fans and artists alike. 

Oh I know they’ll eventually sell out but I think a few dates are gonna need some soft promo like radio ads. It’s like there’s no project associated with this tour because of the two year gap so they’re gonna have to do a little work.

[itsdominik 16,733]

9 hours ago, Mr Mendes said:

I wouldn't worry, ticket sales in the US for major venues have been pretty sluggish as of late. With the exception of maybe Harry, many artists aren't selling out until the 2-3 weeks before the show itself happens. A lot of it has to do with Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing giving people some insane prices as dates are announced that drop significantly closer to the show date. 

For example, I got tickets to Shawn's show in Charlotte about 3 months ago and I got them at a dead time so I got them fairly cheap. However now that more shows are being announced and his new single's out, tickets in the same section I'm in are almost $150 more expensive than they were when I bought mine. 

Ticketmaster's really hurting people, fans and artists alike. 

 

9 hours ago, LateToCult said:

Oh I know they’ll eventually sell out but I think a few dates are gonna need some soft promo like radio ads. It’s like there’s no project associated with this tour because of the two year gap so they’re gonna have to do a little work.

Also let‘s not forget that the first show and the media coverage after the show will boost tickets sales for the other dates immensely too  

Edited April 9, 2022 by itsdominik

[wook 771]

Atlanta and Dallas dates are selling slower but we have 3 months till the tour starts so it will be fine! When the tour kicks it will boost ticket sales and few days before the show they will also sell faster. Arnhem is struggling a little bit but we don’t have to worry. A lof of people will buy tickets closer to the show. Ticket prices are high so there is a lot of people like me who are waiting for the salary to buy tickets 😂

[Lextyr97 18,927]

She should release a music video or something, and actually promote the tour then it would all sell out