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While I wont be attending Kid Rock's tour I applaud and respect him standing up for the hard working fan.
Highlights are calling the entertainment industry 'garbage' and 'highway robbery.'
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Kudos to KR! Not sure what to make about the scalping of tix on Stub Hub though.
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Can't stand the guy's music, but I give him full marks for trying this. Good on him. Hopefully his experiment is a success so that other musicians can follow suit.
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It is definitely highway robbery. I've paid around $100-$125 to see concerts with Brad Paisley (went as a favour for a friend and actually had a good time), Neil Young, and the Stones. Would I pay that much to go to a concert again? Nope. I think that the prices to see The Hip are outlandish. I paid a little over $75 to see them in 2007 with about 1200 people in a crappy, small hockey arena. Would I pay that much to see them again? Nope. Anything over $50 is a ripoff to see a concert. I've had some great times at music shows but, in the end, a show is a show. I've been to good shows, but I don't see the value in paying that much anymore.