Unfortunately, it is not the case for the upcoming concert tour of the 23-year-old songstress and critics are pointing out the stiff price pegged by the organizers on most tickets. When VIP tickets are being offered for as high as $599, even the most avid of the Arianators would find it not to their pockets’ liking.
Given the initial negative trend on the ticket sales of “Dangerous Woman” concert tour, some are saying that Ariana Grande’s performance may be in danger of not bringing in a full house.
Some of her avid fans, however, think that ticket sales would pick up as the concert tour draws near and Ari would come up with a good number of sell-out crowd from her 36 gigs slated early next year.
Meanwhile, only a few of her fans know that Ariana Grande has a family history of country music. This was put to light when country music legend Ronnie Dunn announced recently that he will be releasing an album titled after a cover of Ariana’s song, “Tattooed Heart.”
In a recent interview, Ari said that her grandfather always wanted her to do something in the country world. She said that she did not know if that would ever happen but if the opportunity comes along, she would be more than happy to make it happen.
Ariana Grande admitted that Dixie Chicks were the only country music act she listened to growing up.