Could Kid Rock Help Bring Down Concert Prices For People In Michigan?

Let me start out by saying that I dislike politics because more often than not, both sides of the aisle spend their time complaining about the other side and find every way possible to demonize the other side.

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The fact is, we all have much more in common with each other than what we disagree on.

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Despite all the stupid things that divide us, there is something that I know unites everyone regardless of your political views, and that's how frustrated we are by ticket scalpers and all the service fees that get tacked onto a concert ticket.

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Could Kid Rock Help Bring Down Concert Prices For People In Michigan?

President Donald Trump was joined by Kid Rock on Monday, March 31st, inside the Oval Office of the White House as he signed an executive order aimed at combating ticket scalping and reforming the live entertainment ticket industry.

While talking with President Trump and the media, he went on to explain how frustrating it is for him as an artist to see tickets go on sale and then have their prices get out of control.

"You can buy a ticket for $100. By the time you check out, it's $170. You don't know what you've been charged for. But, more importantly, the bots come in, they grab all the good tickets to your favorite shows that you want to attend, and then they're relisted immediately for sometimes a 400-500% markup"

 

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"I'm skeptical that anything will be able to fix these problems, but my wallet and I would be very happy if ticket prices could finally be brought back down to a reasonable level.