People have been sharing the seat map online, questioning whether Noah will manage to fill the venue and whether the concert could end up being cancelled.
Honestly, I can understand why the number of available seats has caught people’s attention, especially when stadium shows are such a big commitment.
But I actually think people are jumping to conclusions. Having tickets left doesn’t automatically mean a show is struggling enough to be cancelled, especially when there’s still time for more people to book.
And a source has now addressed the speculation about Noah’s tour plans, saying: “Noah is disappointed that ticket sales haven’t been as strong as he’d hoped, but he has absolutely no plans to cancel the tour.”
The source also explained that Noah wasn’t expecting every date to sell out immediately and remains confident that more tickets will be purchased closer to the shows.
I think it’s too early to judge how successful the London show will be based on this, as there’s still so much time to go. Personally, I think it’ll eventually sell out.
Before you go, I wanna know, will Noah’s London show sell more tickets before the concert, or do you think plenty of seats will remain available?
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