There were concerts where certain seat tickets were worth ten times that of a standard ticket, or even dozens.

As such, forget international sensations like Tanya—even front row seats in concerts of Oskian's best singers would be inflated. When it cost over just two thousand Oskian dollars at best, the final marked-up price would be twenty, even thirty times that. As such, even fifty thousand Oskian dollars wasn't going to cut it for front row seats at a concert, especially in the big city.

That rule applied to Tayna even more, especially in Canada—the central seats were known to cost fifty grand, with some fans even competing to get the hundred grand seats.

The organizers of the concert didn't just decide who would get the front row seats—they had the right to decide who would get the other 45,000 tickets. It was not just the best seats where it was common to see prices increase by dozens of times, but even the worst seats at the furthest end could be doubled, if not tripled, the s