LUDACRIS, TI and Rick Ross are facing humiliation as nearly 95% of seats remain unsold for their fall tour dates.
Back in May, the three rappers were due to perform in Jackson, but the show was postponed due to slow ticket sales – and now they are facing even more disappointment.
A show featuring the three rappers for October, isn’t selling tickets like the trio likely thought it would – which has left fans stunned.
95% of tickets remain unsold for their October 24 gig in Louisville.
One fan clocked the poor ticket sales and shared an image online depicting it.
They penned: “Is this a new record for most blue dots? Ludacris, TI, Rick Ross, BigXThaPlug in Louisville on 10/24. Onsale was a few weeks ago.”
Fellow fans and X users were quick to react, with one writing: “Nah that’s crazy.”
Another penned: “I had to see this in the ticketmaster app for myself. this is horrific.”
“All the sections with the first few rows gray’d out are def holdback seats too. ooof,” said a third.
“Why are they booking stadiums to begin with,” wrote a fourth.
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“Why are dudes who can’t fill a bingo hall anymore trying to fill stadiums,” added a fifth.
While a sixth said: “I think part of the reason for poor concert sales recently is every damn body going on tour this year, average folks can’t afford to go see all their favorite artists in the same quarter, esp with these prices.”
And the seventh penned: “Why don’t these people just play smaller venues bro.”
There was humiliation for the trio again in May when their May 9 show was postponed.
Their show at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson featuring Ludacris, T.I., and Rick Ross was postponed due to slow advance ticket sales, with promoters citing investment risks.
At the time, one person said on Reddit: “People don’t have the money to spend on concerts right now, and they were never going to fill that venue.”
And another penned: “I think the venue was too big for such a concert. Yes, they’re classic artists, but I don’t see 60,000+ people coming to that show. It was set up to fail from the jump.”
