Katy Perry’s Vancouver concert sold out!

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Posted January 29, 2011 4:38 pm.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – Vancouver is Katy Perry crazy.

As soon as the tickets for her July 19th show at Rogers Arena went on sale Friday morning, they had all been sold.

Even local ticket broker Mario Livich was caught off guard by news of that. “We were even a little surprised by the speed and the interest initially out of the gates for sure.”

Livich says cheaper ticket prices are the reason for the fast sell-out.

He thinks this is a new trend in concerts, because people are no longer willing to pay hundreds of dollars to see shows.

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