Robert Smith Denounces Ticketmaster's Dynamic Pricing Model
The Cure's frontman criticizes the ticketing industry, advocating for fair prices and transparency in concert ticket sales.
- Robert Smith, lead singer of The Cure, has been vocal against Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing, labeling it a 'scam' driven by greed.
- The band avoided dynamic pricing on their 2023 tour, opting for non-transferable tickets to prevent scalping and ensure affordability.
- Smith's advocacy led to partial refunds for fans affected by high service fees during The Cure's recent tour.
- He emphasizes the importance of fair pricing, arguing that lower ticket costs lead to happier fans who are more likely to return.
- The Cure is set to release their first album in 16 years, 'Songs of a Lost World,' on November 1, 2024.