Lady Gaga Fans Rip Singer on “Crazy Tickets” for “Mayhem Ball”

Mrs. GagaThe “Mayhem Ball” tour begins in Las Vegas on July 16 and ends in Paris on November 22, which represents its first round since 2018.

However, pop star fans feel angry because of ticket prices, as many are transferred to social media to capture the cost as “bright”.

Meanwhile, Lady Gaga faces a $ 100 million lawsuit from Lost International, claiming to have copied her logo for chaos.

The expected “Mayhem Ball” tour of Lady Gaga in Las Vegas is apparently a rock start on the price of its tickets.

While fans were excited about the pop symbol to return to the square shows, many were shocked by the cost of the attendees.

With the rise in the price of fair seats to $ 600 and floor tickets to $ 1,000-2000 due to dynamic prices, frustration has spread on social media.

Fans left angry, as some threaten to boycott the upcoming “Ball Ball” tour about what they call “the” crazy “ticket prices.

One of the Reddit users summarized the anger surrounding the “Mayhem Ball” tickets, and the writing: “disappointing to see Lady Gaga has turned into dynamic prices for her next tour, which led to heinous prices even for a fair nose ($ 400-600).”

Many also took on social media to vent their frustration. One of the fans commented on sarcastically, “At these prices, I will be sitting … in the unavoidable concert movie.”

Another person wrote: “I am sorry, but there is no concert that deserves this amount for such bad seats. I love Lady Gaga, and I love to see her in a concert, but this is crazy.”

“But despite the complaint, the concerts will continue to sell, so artists will continue to do so,” they added, to each The sun of the United States.

The “Mayhem Ball” tour is scheduled to be launched in Las Vegas in July, with a main place throughout North America and Europe.

The tour includes three nights at Madison Square Garden in New York City and two at the Chicago United Center.

In September, Gaga will take the theater in O2 Arena in London for three performances before performing in Stockholm, Milan, Barcelona, ​​Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris and more.

Before all this, Kochilla is scheduled to lead this month. However, fans are still angry at ticket prices despite Ticketmaster allegations that they do not use mutation prices or dynamic algorithms.

In a statement to The Daily BeastThe company insisted on: “Ticketmaster does not have the prices of increased or dynamic algorithms to control ticket prices. Tickets were prior to the sale and determined at the individual seat level.”

Tickets are also available through re -sale platforms such as Stumbhub, live seats, and seatgeek.

The Mayhem Ball tour comes in the wake of its seventh studio album, Mayhem, which first appeared first on Billboard 200.

The tour is its first specialization throughout North America, Europe and the United Kingdom since “Chromatica” in 2022.

“This is my first tour since 2018,” Gaga participated in a statement, to each diverse. “There is an electrician about the stadium, and I love every moment of these offers.”

“But with chaos ball, I wanted to create a different kind of experience – something more intimate, observant and more associated – giving way to the living theatrical art that I like to create.”

Amid the uproar of tickets, Lady Gaga faces a $ 100 million lawsuit from Surf International, based in California, accused of a singer stealing her logo for its goods “chaos”, according to the legal documents that she obtained Fox’s work.

The lawsuit, which was filed in the California Provincial Court, claims that the design of chaos in Gaga is “very similar, if not identical” to the slogans that the commercial company has been distinguished for more than a decade ago.

The Gaga Legal Team declined against the claims, describing the lawsuit with an attempt to benefit from its success.

In a statement of the news outlet, her lawyer, Orine Snyder, said: “Lady Gaga” rose to the first and shattered, a testimony of her unparalleled talent and global influence. “

She added: “It is disappointing – but barely surprising – that someone is now trying to benefit from its success through an unfounded lawsuit from the name of chaos. This is nothing more than an opportunistic abuse and is not worthy of the legal system.”