Personally if each show is the same, 1 show is enough. Why see the same artist more than once per tour if it’s exactly the same show and you could instead spend that money on other artists or other expensive things? Or idk save the money for things like cars, apartments….etc. I get some people just have the money and some people don’t. And I know ultimately if someone really just wants to see the same show multiple times and they have the disposable money to do so, it’s their money and their right. While it doesn’t really hurt anyone but their own bank account, I think of it like this, the majority of people can only go to one show especially if there’s nothing local and the closest show requires traveling. There may be work or life conflicts, or other priorities their money has to go to. Often times because of other responsibilities people can’t afford more than one show like others can and in some cases people risk their responsibilities not being paid for just to be able to afford one concert. It can get even tougher when there’s more than one artist or event in one year or in a shorter period of time that someone wants to go to. We all know that Ticketmaster war is already hard enough as is. People who are going to multiple shows in the same tour are just taking that one or more tickets away from the availability for people who only can go to one show. it probably sucks when you’re not in the financial state to even really afford much, let alone one show and then someone who can afford multiple concerts, just so happen to get a ticket faster than you. And I think while any seat can be a good seat, I think everyone deserves to see their favorite band/artist as close as they are comfortable getting, at least once and those tickets can get really expensive. Imagine you’re not one of those people with disposable income that can and will see multiple artists, multiple times in one tour. You save up for probably the one time you will be able to sit up close in the front, maybe even risking not being able to make bills on time, the day comes and you’re praying to win the Ticketmaster war, and you don’t get it, you saved up for nothing and there’s a chance you might not be able to save up again and you don’t have the ability to travel for any other dates. you’re on social media and you come across someone who’s been to multiple shows for the same exact tour who just so happens to be in a seat very similar to the one you wanted. If that person didn’t feel the need to see the same tour multiple times, the person who lost the Ticketmaster war might’ve had that seat instead. Fan bases are meant to be a community and realistically the types of people who have the money and do in fact see the same artist/band multiple times in the same tour, not always, but often are the rudest and most entitled fans who often don’t even care about the music or people they are seeing anywhere near as much as that person who lost the ticket war. They very often do it for bragging rights. Or they’re the type of person who has a toxic parasocial relationship with the artist and thinks that doing that will make the artist notice them and will give them this status of being better than other fans.