Concertfix (2024)

FAQs

How much of the ticket price goes to an artist? ›

Nowadays, it's common for top artists to get 90% or more of the net ticket revenues. The promoter gets only what remains after the guarantee, other show costs, and the artist's percentage have been paid out. That depends critically on how many tickets are sold, which is unknown until the night of the show.

FAQS. When are Five Finger Death Punch going on tour? Five Finger Death Punch set out for a 2024 North American tour in August 2024.

Wait to get your hands on tickets closer to the show. While it may be risky for certain tours, ticket prices do drop as it gets closer to certain show dates. Again, it is a risk because many tickets will sell out, but if there are tour tickets that have been sitting around for a while, prices will most definitely drop.

The alternatives to Ticketmaster fall into three categories: No fees: At checkout time, no fees are added for buyers. Such as (JamBase) Low fees: Fees for buyers range between 5-10% (Eventify, Eventdex, TicketLeap, Ticketbud, Eventbrite, Eventzilla, Purplepass ticketing, Tix )

Yes, but only if they can handle it.

Music is a gift of God and so every kind of music can be appreciated and thanked.

Jason, who joined FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH in 2009, said about his exit from the band: "As for the reason I'm leaving… well, there really isn't just one. I've been in bands my entire life and I feel like I've done all the good that I can here. It's time to pass the baton and move on to new challenges."

How much does it cost to book Five Finger Death Punch? ›

An example fee to book Five Finger Death Punch is in the starting range of $500,000-$749,000. However, any recent popularity change would cause a price fluctuation well beyond this example.

Artists and their teams keep the vast majority of ticket sale revenues, often 100% of the face value. Venues and ticketing providers generally do not get a share of the ticket revenue.

While promoters “officially set the ticket prices,” some artists with enough leverage are in control of the pricing. The biggest artists in music are more in control of pricing, while smaller artists are beholden to promoters.

Paying musicians for concerts involves juggling various factors. Major artists with huge fan bases earn millions per show as festival headliners and arena fillers. Mid-level artists earn between $10,000 to $50,000 per show, based on location and venue size—respectable figures within the music industry.

They pretty much boil down to either: the cinemas outright keep 50% of ticket sales (after subtracting the house nut) it works in a sliding scale that drops week-on-week (i.e 80% goes to distributor and 20% goes to cinema in week 1, 75% goes to the distributor and 25% goes to the cinema on week 2, etc).