Adele is going back to Europe with a series of concerts in Munich. The cheapest tickets sold out immediately, but the remaining ones seem to have started a debate among many fans, with them finding the tickets out of their price range and thinking the venue is too small for everyone who wants to go.
Adele’s European Concerts Announcement
Adele was very excited to announce her first European shows in eight years, saying she didn’t have any other plans after the success of her London’s Hyde Park and Vegas concerts. The singer shared she was pretty keen on the idea of visiting Munich for a series of shows and seeing some of her favorite artists, while she was there, too.
The 10 concerts will take place in August, and fans have been very excited to see Adele this summer. However, the ticket prices have become a hot topic on social media platforms. Some comments were directly addressed to the singer, asking her to speak with her team about the prices. Some people are willing to sell their tickets, while others have called Adele “a bit greedy” after they couldn’t afford VIP tickets.
Is Seeing Adele Too Expensive?
The cheapest tickets for a spot near the back and off to the side for Adele’s last concert in Munich retail for roughly $175. Platinum Tickets are also still available, and their price can vary. The cheapest ones that could be found retailed for around $215. Other tickets can be bought for between $225 and $486 roughly. On Eventim, you can find tickets for $362.
None of Adele’s team have commented on the ticket prices yet, but the prices have left fans feeling discouraged and like concerts are becoming less and less accessible to normal people. Whether Adele will offer any more cheap tickets remains to be seen.
Rick Astley Has Finally Embraced ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ After 15 Years of Not Singing It
In 1987, Rick Astley released “Never Gonna Give You Up” and made history with one of the most legendary songs of all time. The song was iconic then and has gained modern popularity thanks to social media and memes. Astley hasn’t sung the song in over 15 years, but lucky fans got to hear it live again.
Rick Astley’s Iconic Hit
The song’s music video has over 1.4 billion views on YouTube. Astley told BBC North West Tonight that he has embraced the song again. He also shared that he has finally found a way to connect with it again.
Unfortunately, “Never Gonna Give You Up” was so successful that no other song in Rick Astley’s career could top it. However, the singer is not upset about it but instead feels grateful for the love his song has received and the Rickrolling meme on the internet.
Embracing Success
Earlier this year, Rick Astley got on the stage of Worthy Farm, where lots of people gathered to hear their favorite tracks again. The singer performed some of his best hits, including “Never Gonna Give You Up.”
He said performing again has been a great way to introduce people to the rest of his songs by using his most iconic ones. He explained that it felt great to perform other tracks from his discography but has also realized that he wouldn’t be here without the legendary song. We’re certain that fans will never get tired of hearing “Never Gonna Give You Up,” and we hope he’ll continue to sing it forever.