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Coldplay promoter defends price of Melbourne tickets

chrisballoon1.jpgColdplay'S Australian promoter has defended the hefty price of $142 each that fans will have to fork out to see their Australian shows next year, report the Herald Sun.

 

The band has come under fire for charging $142 for tickets to its shows at Rod Laver Arena. Promoter Michael Chugg said the price was reflective of soaring costs. "They are taking 18 trucks and 38 people with them on the road so it is a huge production," Chugg said. "We work hard to keep costs down. "It is going to have video, laser and lighting trusses that have never been seen in Australia before."

 

Chugg said he was anticipating strong ticket sales, despite the price tag. Coldplay will perform in Melbourne in March.

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