Jay Z’s 4:44 Tour Tickets Are Reportedly Not Selling Well
Jay Z’s 4:44 Tour Tickets Are Reportedly Not Selling Well! Jay Z’s newest album, 4:44, received widespread critical acclaim and support, and the certified platinum album shot straight to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 soon after its release. However—and it may be hard to believe— the rapper’s 4:44 Tour is not selling too well at all, if you believe people on the internet and a report by Digital Music News.
The tour officially kicked off last week on October 27, but fans have been seeing tickets going for prices like $6, $11, or $24. To be fair, these tickets are on resale sites like Seat Geek or StubHub. Fans are also able to buy tickets just days before the date of the show, which is usually unheard of. For example: there are still tickets available for the show in Denver on Sunday, November 5, with floor tickets for as low as $69. There also appear to be plenty of tickets still available in all sections for Jay Z’s performance in his hometown of Brooklyn.
Although no statement has been released either by Jay Z’s camp or Live Nation, his official touring partner, many fans have taken to social media to post pretty irrefutable evidence of dirt cheap tickets and nearly empty arenas. In fact, Jay Z’s historic $200 million dollar deal with Live Nation might be looking a little shaky after these reports.
