Demi Lovato announces the cancellation of her "It's Not That Deep Tour" shows

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 (no idea it was happening and sad for the fans but how much would it cost for a virtual performance of la la land? )

kidding aside, hope she's ok

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33 minutes ago, Madame Goo Goo said:

I think a lot of teams such as Demi’s have assumed that the super high concert demand that has happened since the end of the pandemic would extend to them.

I mean they should have really made a market research regarding her popularity.. considering she was on the joke side of life for well.. a lot of things, its a bit of a no brainer that the tour wouldn't sell too well. Shame for the actual fans though.

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1 hour ago, AsleepOnTheCeiling said:

She had issues selling out auditoriums last tour I'm not sure what her team thought had changed. Did they think they had a Brat?

Its just the done thing with touring now. All the teams are trying to go bigger and better for profits. 

And its increasingly America where the tactic is failing and bands/singers are booking beyond their means.