Artists performing on TV shows see decrease in monthly Spotify listeners

[Jack3257 739]

1 hour ago, thierryrreiht said:

I think artists now are saving their performances for their tours, creating a certain exclusivity. Gone are the days of the "SNL - Ellen - Fallon - Kimmell - Corden - GMA - American Idol - The Voice" performance circuit for one single.

This.  Look at the Eras Tour. Taylor did a bit of promo for Lover pre-pandemic, but it was mainly full-blown shows.  Folklore had the Disney+ special, Evermore had absolutely nothing.  Midnights had one performance before the tour, and it was a surprise appearance at The 1975 that went viral. The only televised performance she has done since the pandemic was All Too Well (10 min) on SNL.  Part of the appeal of the tour is that it’s the chance to see all of this material that hasn’t been performed live.

[nATAH 48,124]

the money saved from this classic promo cycle can just be poured into the main tour instead, which is where the real money comes from

[holy scheisse 22,176]

Internet killed the video star luvs

[Earthling 3,688]

We’re never ever getting another Born This Way era now 

[AsleepOnTheCeiling 6,221]

51 minutes ago, Earthling said:

We’re never ever getting another Born This Way era now 

It'd be Youtube Live, Twitch Live, Tik Tok videos, and Fortnite concert now

[GoldenEmperor 50]

11 hours ago, Lextyr97 said:

The performances simply aren’t as great I think

What you mean? In what context? Why performances are not good? Are the artist the problem, is the music or is the people? Are performances too boring or safe, not innovative, too innovative, no hype, no creativity or enough budget? You think artist of these times are not creatina fan bases at all??? 

[Sugar Baby 837]

Iconic eras full of performances and iconic moments are a thing of the past sadly 

 

[RAMROD 108,882]

Make sense since the most active consumer rights now are the age group who shunned traditional media like TV. They're  mkre accostumed to stream everything now. Especially toktok.