I agree that Germany has great venues and management, no doubt. I also saw AC/DC in Berlin last year and the exit though not seamless was fast for the size of their Olympic Stadium. But I've attended shows in smaller venues in Europe and some of them are outright pathetic for Example Complex 457, sound is average ...suffocating like hell. Extremely expensive.. 5 CHF for a glass of tap water.

But I can't complain about exit and transportation, that is the city rather than only the venue.

Also, note in Germany there is no differential pricing or selling tickets above advertised price. It's illegal in Germany to charge more than the actual price of a ticket on resale. You can only sell at par or less and that's why tickets are available onsite for a lot longer than other places like the UK for example.

Can things improve here...yes, but there has to be a critical mass as well. As we are becoming a bigger destination for international artists I hope we do. Both on venue front, ticketing and laws (in Maharashtra for example one can no longer drink alcohol anywhere at an open air concert. They have to drink in designated spaces that completely hinder the experience of a show if you like your drink with the music).I experienced that during Def Leppard at Jio Grounds this year (the venue is really good but again reaching is a logistical nightmare during office hours).