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Chappell Roan Takes Action Against Ticket Scalpers for Tennessee Concert

todaySeptember 5, 2024 16

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Chappell Roan fans in Tennessee have reason to celebrate as the artist takes a stand against ticket scalpers. After discovering that bots and resellers had snapped up tickets for her Franklin, Tennessee concert, the pop star decided to intervene. Roan canceled scalper tickets and announced that she’d be reselling those tickets directly to fans. She used her Instagram Stories to explain the situation, ensuring her true supporters would get the chance to attend her October 1st show at Firstbank Amphitheater.

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Roan expressed frustration over the scalping issue, emphasizing that her goal was to ensure that tickets went to genuine fans. She acknowledged the difficulty of managing the situation but remained committed to a solution that benefits her audience. Ticket scalping has been a growing issue in the post-pandemic world, with many artists, including Taylor Swift, also addressing the problem. Roan’s efforts reflect a broader industry push to combat inflated resale prices and unfair ticket distribution practices.

Currently on tour to support her debut album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, Roan’s career is skyrocketing. However, she has also been vocal about setting boundaries with fans and addressing predatory behavior, particularly towards women in the music industry. Despite her rapid rise to fame, she remains dedicated to her art and to creating a safe and respectful environment for herself and her fans.

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