Dua Lipa

[Suprefan]

On 9/20/2024 at 7:08 AM, CaledonianGonzo said:

 

To be fair I'd say her strong ticket sales are influenced by her smashing Glastonbury- particularly after her album stiffed a bit.

 

and its stupid that she didnt play the game in America and did Coachella. Chappell Roan exploded after her performance even though that was gonna be her path. But it helped immensely.
 

Dua had a tour ready to announce after the album drop and then delayed it because it didnt get the attention they thought. And there were stadiums booked in the states which likely wouldve sold well because everyone wouldve seen the festival performance and that it was loads of fun. And the u.s dates are slightly deceiving. They sold but you should check official Ticketmaster resale. Lots of seats for resale instead of a low resale supply which means people got their hands on tickets. The high price point wasnt doing anyone favors. $200 usd for upper levels isnt the best for face value. Standing was cheaper than seats.

Edited September 23 by Suprefan

[Pipine]

Dua did an orchestra backed show at the Royal Albert Hall this week for TV (not sure which channel) which included a duet with Elton and the first time outing for Dance The Night .. can’t wait to see that appear on TV somewhere.. 

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx25wg5gwwvo

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBQlpTFuUlt/?igsh=cDh3cHl2bTN0b3Uz

 

[NorthernSoul52]

I do find it strange she's eschewed Dance the Night for the most part.

[dotdash79]

56 minutes ago, Pipine said:

Dua did an orchestra backed show at the Royal Albert Hall this week for TV (not sure which channel) which included a duet with Elton and the first time outing for Dance The Night .. can’t wait to see that appear on TV somewhere.. 

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx25wg5gwwvo

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBQlpTFuUlt/?igsh=cDh3cHl2bTN0b3Uz

 

Heard it was for Netflix who seem to be getting into concert films. 

[Padjeq]

On 10/18/2024 at 5:41 PM, NorthernSoul52 said:

I do find it strange she's eschewed Dance the Night for the most part.

 

When I saw she'd finally done this I figured it was being filmed for HBO Max (Warner Bros is the parent company, and made Barbie)

[Suprefan]

On 10/18/2024 at 10:36 AM, dotdash79 said:

Heard it was for Netflix who seem to be getting into concert films. 

If its on Netflix its gonna look not that good unless its BBC partnering with them. Cause Netflix forces anyone thats making a production for them to use their cameras and such. 

[gfa]

On 9/23/2024 at 5:28 AM, Suprefan said:

 

and its stupid that she didnt play the game in America and did Coachella. Chappell Roan exploded after her performance even though that was gonna be her path. But it helped immensely.
 

Dua had a tour ready to announce after the album drop and then delayed it because it didnt get the attention they thought. And there were stadiums booked in the states which likely wouldve sold well because everyone wouldve seen the festival performance and that it was loads of fun. And the u.s dates are slightly deceiving. They sold but you should check official Ticketmaster resale. Lots of seats for resale instead of a low resale supply which means people got their hands on tickets. The high price point wasnt doing anyone favors. $200 usd for upper levels isnt the best for face value. Standing was cheaper than seats.

So your saying her team judged prices well and it sold out, but there's also tickets knocking around so people aren't getting scalped?

 

Sounds awful

[NorthernSoul52]

I'll be honest, the Elton clip I saw on social had a few rough vocal reads from him. Know it is to be expected, but it felt a bit like he was lobbing darts blindfolded at the vague area of his range.

[dotdash79]

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