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Taylor Swift struggling to fill stadiums on her UK Reputation Tour due to ticket costs

TAYLOR Swift is one of the biggest pop stars in the music biz. But there’s one big reason fans aren’t showing up to her concerts anymore.
Taylor Swift is struggling to fill stadiums on her UK tour. But why?Source:Mega

Taylor Swift is struggling to fill stadiums on her UK tour. But why?Source:Mega

TAYLOR Swift is struggling to fill stadiums on her UK tour.

The US superstar has spent millions of pounds on an elaborate set with top special effects and dozens of dancers, The Sun reports.

Taylor Swift is struggling to fill stadiums on her UK tour.
Taylor Swift is struggling to fill stadiums on her UK tour.Source:Mega

But fans have been put off by pricey tickets and poor album reviews.

Taylor, 28, sold just 38,000 out of 56,000 tickets for her opening night in Manchester last weekend.

And her two dates at London’s Wembley Stadium next week are expected to feature swathes of empty seats.

Ticket prices for the six dates on her UK and Ireland Reputation Tour range from £62 ($A110) to £585 ($A1041) for a VIP package. A music insider said: “Taylor’s reputation will be hit hard on these shores.

“Her latest album has failed to catch the imagination and the extortionate cost of tickets has outpriced younger fans.”

Taylor, 28, sold just 38,000 out of 56,000 tickets for her opening night in Manchester last weekend.
Taylor, 28, sold just 38,000 out of 56,000 tickets for her opening night in Manchester last weekend.Source:Mega

A source close to the tour said the singer allows fans down from stands to Stage B for a lot of the songs, which may explain the sight of empty seats. They added: “Her ticketing strategy ensures genuine fans attend her shows and ticketing sites don’t rip them off.”

Earlier this week we revealed tickets to Jay-Z and Beyonce’s gig were flogged outside Glasgow’s Hampden Park stadium after they struggled to get bums on seats.

This story first appeared on The Sun and has been republished here with permission.

Source: News Corp Australia Network:

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