Billie Eilish isn’t the only singer to anger fans with her concert ticket prices, as Sabrina Carpenter has come under fire for the very same reason!
The “Espresso” singer’s fans in Glasgow, Scotland took to social media to say they were “outraged” by the extortionate ticket prices for her upcoming concert at the OVO Hydro on March 11th, 2025, which will be part of her Short n’ Sweet tour.
Sabrina Carpenter's Fans Are 'Outraged' By Her Ticket Prices
Many of the 25-year-old "Please Please Please" singer's fans took to social media to express their anger and disappointment at the ticket prices, which one X user deemed "out of hand."
"£266 for one standing ticket for Glasgow. My 16 year old already bought your album to get presale code and now the price is out of her range. These ticket prices are getting out of hand," wrote one X user, who was disappointed on behalf of their daughter. "Tickets at over £200 per ticket?????! We were looking forward to this but absolutely not paying these prices," slammed another.
"£719 for 2 tickets how on earth are teenagers and families able to pay that? Really Sabrina, very disappointed," wrote another, as someone else joked: "£266.20 a ticket to see Sabrina Carpenter at the Hydro. For £266.20 I want all the Carpenters. Sabrina, Karen, Jesus, the whole family."
One fan said the price was "appalling" and didn't seem justified for "someone with two hits," while others recalled that it cost them less to see Taylor Swift on her Eras Tour.
"With tickets at over £200 per ticket?! We were looking forward to this but absolutely not paying these prices – paid £60 for Taylor Swift!" exclaimed another disgruntled fan.
"Just don't go and maybe if more people stopped paying these ridiculous ticket prices they might see sense and make ticket prices affordable to the public," suggested another, as someone else agreed, writing: "Folk need to start boycotting gigs over ticket prices. £221-£350 per head for us to take our daughter to see Sabrina Carpenter in Glasgow @OVOHydro is absolutely outrageous. No thanks."
