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08 Aug 16 - 04:29 AM (#3804117) Subject: Festivals and 'superfans' From: Jack Campin This struck me as interesting because of the similarities between the folk and pop scenes: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-36987957 Most of the people who post here about festivals (me included) are "superfans" by their criteria. |
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08 Aug 16 - 05:12 AM (#3804126) Subject: RE: Festivals and 'superfans' From: Mr Red supperfan me. Cider only. |
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08 Aug 16 - 05:24 AM (#3804128) Subject: RE: Festivals and 'superfans' From: Raggytash A survey of 504 people is not really a large enough sample to make any meaningful statements from though Jack. Consider that something like 135,000 people attend Glastonbury. |
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08 Aug 16 - 09:47 AM (#3804154) Subject: RE: Festivals and 'superfans' From: leeneia Thanks for the article, Jack. It sounds like the folk-festival scene is doing all right. I don't share their view that superfans are "driving the market". They are only 28% of the audience. They spend about 581 pounds per year on festivals? That's about the price of one fancy weekend. |