Dua Lipa's next world tour will be a global stadium tour

[MACATL 1,544]

Just because you can (debatable) doesn’t mean you should.  

[palma 7,837]

I don’t wanna be rude but the best pop show in the world right now? Lmao 

[skaxboy 5,602]

The two SF shows have resales and occasionally some Platinum Seats for $750 each. I want to go but don’t really wanna spend $250 for a behind the stage nosebleed.

 

If this would allow people to buy a ticket at a reasonable price then I fully support stadiums shows. It was a nightmare (and not The Beautiful Nightmare That Knows MY Name) trying to get Mayhem Ball tickets. Even last minute, there were very few resale tickets and the prices just wouldn’t go down.
 

Scalpers have ruined the experience and then Ticketmaster pretty much allows them to. 

[faysalaaa 4,690]

7 hours ago, Bronco said:

I'm not sure. I think she's somehow hit that same sweet spot as P!nk.

P!nk's managed 2 stadium tours during eras where her sales have been way down from her peak of the Funhouse & Truth About Love eras. 

If anything, I think its easier to tour larger venues now for mainstream acts because going to tours is now such a big thing even for casual crowds.

Yeah maybe thats true im not sure? J.lo couldnt sell tickets, and I think Dua's career is heading that way. PArtists like P!nk and Katy Perry are more established and have mega hits for decades, its different from someone like Dua. And I think P!nk shows do good because they know she will do crazy stunts.

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[LoLaA 2,359]

She is nice, has nice music but she is not on a level of Gaga, Bey, Tay... Yes FN was a very good album but I do not see Dua selling out a stadium with, in my opinion, a basic concert/ music

[Bronco 11,719]

46 minutes ago, faysalaaa said:

Yeah maybe thats true im not sure? J.lo couldnt sell tickets, and I think Dua's career is heading that way. PArtists like P!nk and Katy Perry are more established and have mega hits for decades, its different from someone like Dua. And I think P!nk shows do good because they know she will do crazy stunts.

Jlo had a lot of negative press swirling around her tbf which didn't help.

I do agree Dua is nowhere near as established as others. But at the very least on a UK/Eu touring front I think she can continue stadium shows. 

[Idefix1999 81]

Dua's career has been going on for 10 years now and her audience numbers have only been increasing since then... Seeing how fast other new artist who debuted way after her perform in arenas and stadiums having only one or two albums is insane.

Maybe she goes down the P!nk route, not having the biggest numbers but having a name that is known for putting on a quality show. And she does that while still growing and improving.

She is a showwoman who is able to do different things. Just listen to her Royal Albert Hall concert... she might not show everything at once all the time but I think we can expect more surprises and fresh things from her than from other artists who are bigger than her (at the moment).

[Bronco 11,719]

53 minutes ago, Idefix1999 said:

Dua's career has been going on for 10 years now and her audience numbers have only been increasing since then... Seeing how fast other new artist who debuted way after her perform in arenas and stadiums having only one or two albums is insane.

Maybe she goes down the P!nk route, not having the biggest numbers but having a name that is known for putting on a quality show. And she does that while still growing and improving.

She is a showwoman who is able to do different things. Just listen to her Royal Albert Hall concert... she might not show everything at once all the time but I think we can expect more surprises and fresh things from her than from other artists who are bigger than her (at the moment).

I can see her becoming a zennial Kylie Minogue. 

Not the most ground breaking or unique pop act. But someone that is a reliable pop act who you can guarantee will give regular party floor fillers and doesn't take themselves too seriously. 

[Lord Mayhem 981]

14 hours ago, Isma Monster said:

Radical optimism indeed 

She's truly living her art...