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Superfans' spending on VIP concert perks reshapes live music industry

Fans are increasingly paying for premium access such as barricade spots, with one describing paying $1,400 for early entry, according to the Guardian.

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Spending by dedicated music fans on VIP concert experiences is reshaping the live music industry, according to the Guardian.

Some fans say they have paid thousands of dollars for barricade spots and other premium perks, the report said.

One fan, Tara Bess, told the Guardian she paid $1,400 for a VIP ticket to a Harry Styles show at Madison Square Garden, which allowed early entry to secure a spot near the stage.

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