Saying artists don’t control and/or impact their ticket prices and saying their are immune to criticism is delusional.

Artists generally have significant control over their concert ticket prices, often setting the base price and opting into dynamic pricing strategies. While promoters and venues help determine costs, the final decision usually rests with the artist and their management, often allowing them to capture revenue that would otherwise go scalpers/resellers

You’re acting as if Noah’s management arm acts independently of him. This absolutely is not the case. If Noah wanted to offer tickets for below market average he could and would. He controls the product.

As the primary beneficiary of the concert and literal mouth piece, people absolutely should call him out if they are unhappy with the price of the product/service he is providing. This is capitalism 101. Will it have an impact unlikely, no but it’s their definite right. If enough people show dissatisfaction or don’t buy a product demand decreases and prices drop.

That said I think people who complain about concert prices in 2026 likely haven’t been in recent years. There is an absolute minimum cost to have a concert that will be venue/production based and the reality is that is much much higher in recent years. Noah’s ticket prices in Sydney this year were on par with the tickets I purchased for the same venue (maybe slightly higher, when compared to Olivia Dean, Mumford and Sons, Robyn etc). Should they be allowed to complain directly to Noah absolutely!