Do you think Britney could sell out a 70,000 person stadium?

[AII]

Nope. I highly doubt it. if this was 2002, then yes. And if she does sell, its mostly because of her die hard fans. She doesnt have a fanbase like she did at her peak (yes, she has peaked, musicially speaking)

Sadly shes now in the Mandy Moore category. 

[Daniela.tomasseli]

Not with the current perception the GP has of her. After #FreeBritney she had the GP on her side but they turned on her because of her Instagram. 

I don’t see Britney ever touring or working again at all. 

[mercenary]

No

[canwesynchronize]

3 minutes ago, mercenary said:

No

I agree with the handsome mercenary 

[TakeYourHand]

If marketed well yes. 

[Spicechinodiva]

Nope, she lost half of her fanbase. 

 

Some remain loyal, but others did the excuse of I'm grown up and sophisticated now 

 

Fun when you're a kid but not as an adult when the world around you is crumbling  

[The Queen]

Why don't we stop creating alternative and unreal scenarios for current Britney, just because today's pop stars are breaking records?

She must focus on being happy and healthy, nothing else matters.

[Exxxemi]

Never.

[Emil87]

19 hours ago, AII said:

Nope. I highly doubt it. if this was 2002, then yes. And if she does sell, its mostly because of her die hard fans. She doesnt have a fanbase like she did at her peak (yes, she has peaked, musicially speaking)

Sadly shes now in the Mandy Moore category. 

Mandy F^#*in Moore?!

[KatieKat]

How is this even a question?

Of course she could! She’s Britney ******* Spears. 

She’ll always be able to sell out anything if she really wanted to do it.

 

[Steve W]

Yankee stadium most definitely and many others . Yes 

[GlitterSlayDExhaleHI]

For a short tour in major cities yes but world wide with a hundred plus shows like Circus consistently? Not if we are going to get POM level performances from her. Not even talking production. If Britney was in control and excited and was able to demonstrate that in a few videos and TV performances, 100%. With ease.  

[OneLife]

Yes and no.

We know the fact that only her name alone sells tickets... but in order to fill a stadium she must give interest and a reason for the gp to come, that means new music and smart promotion.

[BUWYGF]

Absolutely. Literally all she would need to do is sing at least 70% of her concerts live and thrive and people would EAT.IT.UP. in seconds. A healthy, thriving, fit Britney singing live and dancing on stage? Do you know how many people would attend just for the nostalgia of it all? hundreds of thousands

[GlitterRain]

58 minutes ago, BUWYGF said:

Absolutely. Literally all she would need to do is sing at least 70% of her concerts live and thrive and people would EAT.IT.UP. in seconds. A healthy, thriving, fit Britney singing live and dancing on stage? Do you know how many people would attend just for the nostalgia of it all? hundreds of thousands

[Spicechinodiva]

Yes, but I know a majority of music lovers hate stadium tours,  they rather have arenas..

 

Stadium tours is the easiest way to make the biggest cash. 

 

One show is like selling out Madisonville square garden 4 times..

 

Plus for some it's Also nose bleed arenas are ants. 

 

Multiple that by 10, you're looking at dots. 

 

 

[Emil87]

1 hour ago, Spicechinodiva said:

Yes, but I know a majority of music lovers hate stadium tours,  they rather have arenas..

 

Stadium tours is the easiest way to make the biggest cash. 

 

One show is like selling out Madisonville square garden 4 times..

 

Plus for some it's Also nose bleed arenas are ants. 

 

Multiple that by 10, you're looking at dots. 

 

 

Has ANYONE ever sold out Madisonville Square Garden, though? 

[nakedsoldier]

She could easily sell out a stadium tour. The demand for Britney is at an all time high right now. Imagine if she does the Superbowl and delivers the best performance that show has seen and immediately announces a stadium world tour and drops the album after the performance. 
 

I would do anything for a very high budget production tour from Britney. Hope she will find her passion for performing again. 

Edited March 21, 2023 by nakedsoldier

[ronron]

On 3/19/2023 at 10:05 PM, Jup1ter said:

Maybe,

If she have a clean cool comeback era, with cool marketing and promo before… 

but the thing about stadium is that a lot of people watch the show on the screens, but they are there to enjoy the live music and Britney do not song live so it could be a little bit disappointing 

Taylor lips most of her show tho its just that her fans are kids and dont notice 

[KatieKat]

On 3/19/2023 at 8:45 PM, Daniela.tomasseli said:

Not with the current perception the GP has of her. After #FreeBritney she had the GP on her side but they turned on her because of her Instagram. 

I don’t see Britney ever touring or working again at all. 

I don’t think the general public has “turned” on Britney right now.

I think people are concerned and worried but that’s not the same thing as turning on someone. I’m sure some of the social media comments were unkind but that’s social media for you — it doesn’t capture real life. 

Her fans are still behind her. And I think the rest of the general public do find her social media posts concerning or odd  — but are still overall rooting for her or at least wishing her well. 

Tons of people watched the NYT documentary during the pandemic. People get that she went through something awful.