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And if it's *** swifty summer for you, you should know Taylor isn't the only high profile act with the major tour compile the list of the top 10 most in demand concerts this summer, the site ranked the tours based off cumulative ticket sales as of today for concerts taking place between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Well, the top spot is Taylor Swift with tickets for her era tour selling for an average $920 each second is Beyonce with an average of $322. 3rd is last night singer Morgan Whelan with an average ticket price of 370. So, while it's higher than Beyonce's Beyonce's, excuse me, one is 27 tour dates compared to her 42 dates and Bruce Springsteen and cold play, they run out number four and five on the list summer concert.
Bruce Springsteen has ‘been taken ill,’ postpones two concerts with the E Street Band
Bruce Springsteen is taking some time to rest and putting off two concert dates.Video above: StubHub ranks most in-demand summer concertsA message posted to the musician’s social media on Wednesday states he had “taken ill.”The message continued to say that the Boss’ concerts with The E Street Band at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia on Wednesday and Friday “have been postponed,” and that his team is “working on rescheduling the dates.”Tickets will be honored as valid for the rescheduled shows, the post concluded.In May of this year, the “Born in the U.S.A.” crooner took a fall on stage while performing in Amsterdam.He quickly recovered after stumbling on a set of stairs, while performing his song “Ghosts.” As seen in video footage at the time, the audience applauded as Springsteen, 73, got to his feet and joked, “Goodnight everybody!”Springsteen and his E Street Band have been on tour this year, starting in the U.S. from February to April. They then traveled to Europe, with stops in France, Italy, Germany, Zurich, Birmingham, Oslo, London, Vienna, Munich, England and more.The tour came back to the United States this month, where they played Wrigley Field in Chicago last week before taking this hiatus. They are next scheduled to play at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on Aug. 24.
Bruce Springsteen is taking some time to rest and putting off two concert dates.
Video above: StubHub ranks most in-demand summer concerts
A message posted to the musician’s social media on Wednesday states he had “taken ill.”
The message continued to say that the Boss’ concerts with The E Street Band at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia on Wednesday and Friday “have been postponed,” and that his team is “working on rescheduling the dates.”
Tickets will be honored as valid for the rescheduled shows, the post concluded.
In May of this year, the “Born in the U.S.A.” crooner took a fall on stage while performing in Amsterdam.
He quickly recovered after stumbling on a set of stairs, while performing his song “Ghosts.”
As seen in video footage at the time, the audience applauded as Springsteen, 73, got to his feet and joked, “Goodnight everybody!”
Springsteen and his E Street Band have been on tour this year, starting in the U.S. from February to April. They then traveled to Europe, with stops in France, Italy, Germany, Zurich, Birmingham, Oslo, London, Vienna, Munich, England and more.
The tour came back to the United States this month, where they played Wrigley Field in Chicago last week before taking this hiatus. They are next scheduled to play at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on Aug. 24.
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