Back in May Billie Eilish announced her 2025 tour will be called ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft.’
The tour, carrying the same name as her album, has left fans questioning who would pay such high prices.
Tickets for the artist’s world tour went on sale in May for UK fans, however, the London shows have yet to sell out.
Fans state this is because of ridiculous pricing for live concerts and lack of recognition of the current cost of living crisis.
Eilish had previously signed an open letter to appeal laws in the US blocking scalpers from overcharging for tickets.
Fans have finally stood their ground when it comes to over charging for tickets, with some venues costing over $500 per ticket.
Many upset fans discussed the topic on X.
“Baffled at how a standing ticket for Billie Eilish’s tour next year at the o2 is £250.50 for a standing ticket and that’s at face value as well.”
“The only tickets available for Glasgow are £400.”
“I’m glad Billie Eilish can’t sell out or even marginally fill any of her three dates at the O2 arena because the only way we will get cheaper ticket prices is by not buying hugely overpriced tickets.”
Many have related the prices to that of Taylor Swift, who also charged up to $200 for both London and Edinburgh.
“Where is it coming from – do concert promoters just assume we have as much disposable income as Americans? Has Taylor [Swift] distorted their perceptions of what people will pay for a live event?”
The ‘Birds of a Feather’ singer hasn’t commented on the topic.
The Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour kicks off on September 29th in Quebec, Canada.
