Study Reveals When Concert Tickets Are Cheapest to Purchase
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Concert tickets can cost a lot, but maybe not if you purchase them on certain days.
A new study has revealed the best time to purchase concert tickets for cheap.
Research from Finance Buzz says that it is best to wait it out until the day before or the day of the show.
Ticket prices were found to be 27% cheaper the day before the show and 33% cheaper on the day of the concert.
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