Icelanders blow millions on Bieber concerts
If all tickets to Justin Bieber‘s two concerts in Iceland in September are sold at full price, the total revenue could reach ISK 630 million (approx. €4.5 million).
Tickets to the Canadian superstar’s first announced concert sold out in half an hour and sales for a second gig went online on tix.is this morning.
A total of 38,000 tickets for the two concerts are available – enough for more than one in ten of the entire Icelandic population.
36,000 of these are standing tickets costing ISK 15,990 (approx. €110), with the remaining 2,000 being seated tickets costing between ISK 24,990 and 29,990 (approx. €180-210).
Bieber originally planned one Icelandic gig, on 9 September, but an announcement was made between Christmas and New Year that a second concert would be added to the tour the day before.