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Empty seats? Concert giant Live Nation says ticket sales are actually at record levels.

Live Nation's assertion that ticket sales are at record levels appears to contradict recent concerns about empty seats at concerts.

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Live Nation's assertion that ticket sales are at record levels appears to contradict recent concerns about empty seats at concerts. The company's statement comes in response to online discussions about high-profile tour cancellations. The issue of empty seats has been a topic of debate, with some speculating that artists are canceling shows more frequently than usual. However, Live Nation suggests that this is not the case. The company's claim of record ticket sales may indicate that the issue of empty seats is more complex than initially thought, with various factors contributing to the perception of low attendance.

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