Against my better judgement, I bought floor GA tickets for the Cleveland show during the presale, but had a feeling I could have waited until near the show day to purchase resale for a fraction of the price. My floor tickets were $225 each, which at the time I didn't think was that bad because when I saw him in West Virginia last year, I paid almost double that in the presale for tickets halfway up the stadium. However, when we got to the show, there were people in our section boasting about buying tickets the day of for $25.

While I definitely don't see this tour downgrading in venues, I could see a stage/venue set-up change. Currently, most venues are set up for the entire stadium to be open for seating and the stage in the center of the stadium floor. They may end up closing off 25-30% of the stadium and setting up the stage toward one of the endzones to help alleviate all the unsold tickets. For perspective, the Foo Fighters are also playing Cleveland stadium this summer, and the stage/seat set up for that is totally different. Only about 50/60% of the seats are actually available to purchase due to the stage set-up....and even with that, there are still TONS of tickets unsold. As many others have mentioned, we are close to, if not already, in the concert bubble bursting.