Beyoncé Kicks Off European Tour in London, But It's Not Sold Out

Beyoncé concluded the first night of her European tour in London by treating the audience to a great show that lasted just under three hours but did not fill the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. This did not go unnoticed by the media in the United Kingdom, starting with BBC News, which recalls the controversy over the slow sale of tickets and the excessively high prices to be able to guarantee entry to the stadium and listen to the R&B star singer. Prices that were cut at the last minute by the organizers, sparking criticism from those who had already bought them in advance. A few hours before the start of the concert, there were still thousands of tickets available for sale online. Even though Beyoncé's tour includes only two cities in Europe - London and Paris - the remaining eight dates (five of which at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium) are not yet 'sold out'. Tickets on sale range from a minimum of 71 to a maximum of 950 pounds (80 to 1100 euros), considered the highest for foreign artists performing in the UK this year. There was a real scandal over ticket prices inflated by some sites for the highly anticipated reunion tour of the Gallagher brothers, which begins on July 4 in Cardiff.