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Chappell Roan BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Chappell Roan is everywhere right now and the last few days have only added to her headline-grabbing momentum. Hot on the heels of an acclaimed European run, she’s back stateside and about to light up New York with not one but four sold-out shows at Forest Hills Stadium from September 20th through the 24th. Every ticket was distributed by lottery through Fair AXS, with fans sweating over private purchase links, and the frenzy hardly stopped there—tickets for these “Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things” pop-up concerts have been changing hands for upwards of $400 on resale sites, making them some of the hottest in town according to both Secret NYC and The Public Opinion. The buzz got even bigger when Roan revealed every ticket comes with a $1 donation to trans organizations—a move she called “so important” in a statement picked up by Secret NYC—further cementing her commitment to the queer community that’s been her foundation.
In an industry increasingly plagued by ticket scalping, Chappell has made her fight public. Pasadena Now reports that she’s canceled bot-bought tickets and is now aggressively rolling out her Fair AXS lottery system for her upcoming October Rose Bowl shows. ”Since I started performing, I have always wanted my shows to be a party that everyone is invited to, and the only way to do that is to keep ticket prices affordable and away from scalpers,” she said in a statement that made the rounds on social media, with fans and even some indie artists applauding her approach as “refreshingly fair.” Social buzz around the shows has been off the charts, with fans raving about the “easiest purchasing experience ever,” and local organizers already preparing for a festival-like atmosphere during her stop at Brookside at the Rose Bowl on October 10 and 11 according to Discover Los Angeles.
Roan is also doubling down on her reputation for making her concerts community events. BrooklynVegan and Mix 98.7 detail how she’s announced openers Japanese Breakfast and hemlocke springs for the NYC shows, and is once again featuring local drag performers and LGBTQ+ artists as openers in Pasadena and Kansas City as well. Just kicked off: charity pre-parties tied to her tour stops in New York, Pasadena, and Kansas City, furthering her public image as one of the most activism-minded rising stars in pop.
Her socials remain a constant stream of updates, with Instagram lighting up thanks to tour rehearsal glimpses, emotional throwbacks to her Sziget Festival performance in Budapest, and thank-yous to her “damsels”—her loyal fans. Overall, the industry consensus is clear: Chappell Roan is not just having a breakout season, she’s making new rules in real time.
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Chappell Roan is everywhere right now and the last few days have only added to her headline-grabbing momentum. Hot on the heels of an acclaimed European run, she’s back stateside and about to light up New York with not one but four sold-out shows at Forest Hills Stadium from September 20th through the 24th. Every ticket was distributed by lottery through Fair AXS, with fans sweating over private purchase links, and the frenzy hardly stopped there—tickets for these “Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things” pop-up concerts have been changing hands for upwards of $400 on resale sites, making them some of the hottest in town according to both Secret NYC and The Public Opinion. The buzz got even bigger when Roan revealed every ticket comes with a $1 donation to trans organizations—a move she called “so important” in a statement picked up by Secret NYC—further cementing her commitment to the queer community that’s been her foundation.
In an industry increasingly plagued by ticket scalping, Chappell has made her fight public. Pasadena Now reports that she’s canceled bot-bought tickets and is now aggressively rolling out her Fair AXS lottery system for her upcoming October Rose Bowl shows. ”Since I started performing, I have always wanted my shows to be a party that everyone is invited to, and the only way to do that is to keep ticket prices affordable and away from scalpers,” she said in a statement that made the rounds on social media, with fans and even some indie artists applauding her approach as “refreshingly fair.” Social buzz around the shows has been off the charts, with fans raving about the “easiest purchasing experience ever,” and local organizers already preparing for a festival-like atmosphere during her stop at Brookside at the Rose Bowl on October 10 and 11 according to Discover Los Angeles.
Roan is also doubling down on her reputation for making her concerts community events. BrooklynVegan and Mix 98.7 detail how she’s announced openers Japanese Breakfast and hemlocke springs for the NYC shows, and is once again featuring local drag performers and LGBTQ+ artists as openers in Pasadena and Kansas City as well. Just kicked off: charity pre-parties tied to her tour stops in New York, Pasadena, and Kansas City, furthering her public image as one of the most activism-minded rising stars in pop.
Her socials remain a constant stream of updates, with Instagram lighting up thanks to tour rehearsal glimpses, emotional throwbacks to her Sziget Festival performance in Budapest, and thank-yous to her “damsels”—her loyal fans. Overall, the industry consensus is clear: Chappell Roan is not just having a breakout season, she’s making new rules in real time.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Chappell Roan is everywhere right now and the last few days have only added to her headline-grabbing momentum. Hot on the heels of an acclaimed European run, she’s back stateside and about to light up New York with not one but four sold-out shows at Forest Hills Stadium from September 20th through the 24th. Every ticket was distributed by lottery through Fair AXS, with fans sweating over private purchase links, and the frenzy hardly stopped there—tickets for these “Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things” pop-up concerts have been changing hands for upwards of $400 on resale sites, making them some of the hottest in town according to both Secret NYC and The Public Opinion. The buzz got even bigger when Roan revealed every ticket comes with a $1 donation to trans organizations—a move she called “so important” in a statement picked up by Secret NYC—further cementing her commitment to the queer community that’s been her foundation.
In an industry increasingly plagued by ticket scalping, Chappell has made her fight public. Pasadena Now reports that she’s canceled bot-bought tickets and is now aggressively rolling out her Fair AXS lottery system for her upcoming October Rose Bowl shows. ”Since I started performing, I have always wanted my shows to be a party that everyone is invited to, and the only way to do that is to keep ticket prices affordable and away from scalpers,” she said in a statement that made the rounds on social media, with fans and even some indie artists applauding her approach as “refreshingly fair.” Social buzz around the shows has been off the charts, with fans raving about the “easiest purchasing experience ever,” and local organizers already preparing for a festival-like atmosphere during her stop at Brookside at the Rose Bowl on October 10 and 11 according to Discover Los Angeles.
Roan is also doubling down on her reputation for making her concerts community events. BrooklynVegan and Mix 98.7 detail how she’s announced openers Japanese Breakfast and hemlocke springs for the NYC shows, and is once again featuring local drag performers and LGBTQ+ artists as openers in Pasadena and Kansas City as well. Just kicked off: charity pre-parties tied to her tour stops in New York, Pasadena, and Kansas City, furthering her public image as one of the most activism-minded rising stars in pop.
Her socials remain a constant stream of updates, with Instagram lighting up thanks to tour rehearsal glimpses, emotional throwbacks to her Sziget Festival performance in Budapest, and thank-yous to her “damsels”—her loyal fans. Overall, the industry consensus is clear: Chappell Roan is not just having a breakout season, she’s making new rules in real time.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Chappell Roan is everywhere right now and the last few days have only added to her headline-grabbing momentum. Hot on the heels of an acclaimed European run, she’s back stateside and about to light up New York with not one but four sold-out shows at Forest Hills Stadium from September 20th through the 24th. Every ticket was distributed by lottery through Fair AXS, with fans sweating over private purchase links, and the frenzy hardly stopped there—tickets for these “Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things” pop-up concerts have been changing hands for upwards of $400 on resale sites, making them some of the hottest in town according to both Secret NYC and The Public Opinion. The buzz got even bigger when Roan revealed every ticket comes with a $1 donation to trans organizations—a move she called “so important” in a statement picked up by Secret NYC—further cementing her commitment to the queer community that’s been her foundation.
In an industry increasingly plagued by ticket scalping, Chappell has made her fight public. Pasadena Now reports that she’s canceled bot-bought tickets and is now aggressively rolling out her Fair AXS lottery system for her upcoming October Rose Bowl shows. ”Since I started performing, I have always wanted my shows to be a party that everyone is invited to, and the only way to do that is to keep ticket prices affordable and away from scalpers,” she said in a statement that made the rounds on social media, with fans and even some indie artists applauding her approach as “refreshingly fair.” Social buzz around the shows has been off the charts, with fans raving about the “easiest purchasing experience ever,” and local organizers already preparing for a festival-like atmosphere during her stop at Brookside at the Rose Bowl on October 10 and 11 according to Discover Los Angeles.
Roan is also doubling down on her reputation for making her concerts community events. BrooklynVegan and Mix 98.7 detail how she’s announced openers Japanese Breakfast and hemlocke springs for the NYC shows, and is once again featuring local drag performers and LGBTQ+ artists as openers in Pasadena and Kansas City as well. Just kicked off: charity pre-parties tied to her tour stops in New York, Pasadena, and Kansas City, furthering her public image as one of the most activism-minded rising stars in pop.
Her socials remain a constant stream of updates, with Instagram lighting up thanks to tour rehearsal glimpses, emotional throwbacks to her Sziget Festival performance in Budapest, and thank-yous to her “damsels”—her loyal fans. Overall, the industry consensus is clear: Chappell Roan is not just having a breakout season, she’s making new rules in real time.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI