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Kid Rock is taking a stand for your wallet!

The singer recently appeared on Piers Morgan Tonight, and when the host asked him about Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z charging ticket prices as high as a whooping $225 for their upcoming tour, he had some choice words for the dynamic duo:

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The Madonna tour news just keeps on coming!!!!!

Earlier today, we were VERY excited to report that Madge's 2012 world tour dates were JUST announced!

Now, a seating chart for Madonna's October 6th show in San Jose, CA has been revealed (above)…and it looks like it's going to be QUITE the venue!

According to the chart, ticket prices are as follows:

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That's something you'll have to come to terms with. We suggest some herbal tea and years of therapy.

The legendary Broadway performer Patti LuPone has some beef with the Great White Way, particularly the uprising of "loud" productions in midtown. She reveals in a new interview that she is very "angry" over the ticket prices in NYC these days and much like everywhere else, she blames greed from the producers. But there seems to be a bit more to it than that. She goes on to say:

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First, the bad news…

Things have certainly changed since we first heard about the absurd ticket prices for this tour back in March!

Britney Spears fans rejoiced earlier this month when they learned that Brit's BF Jason Trawick would be selling her concert tix on his website for half-price.

Now, fans have been getting EVEN MORE opportunities for half-price tickets, because Groupon has been selling 50% off tickets for more than half of the shows on Brit's Femme Fatale tour!

Shockingly enough, not ALL the tickets sold…even at

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According to analysts, the answer is aye yes!

While Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides may have had the biggest international opening of all time, BTIG analyst Richard Greenfield seems to think that the film would have fared even better in the U.S. if it had been released on more 2D screens.

Here's what Greenfield had to say about it:

"U.S. consumers are increasingly rejecting 3D movies."

Richard says that audiences are concerned with higher ticket prices for 3D movies, and he also believes that young children don't want to wear 3D glasses.

We certainly can't argue the higher prices. It costs a small fortune for large families to go see a 3D movie…especially if they plan on snacking!

…Then again, we suppose they could always smuggle in Skittles in their pockets or purses. Ha!

Do U think Richard Greenfield is right? Did the 3D factor affect your decision to go see Pirates or not?

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Better start saving up if you want to see Brit Brit live, because tickets prices are EXPENSIVE!

Ticketmaster has posted prices for Britney's tour, and they're seriously ABSURD!

Prices range from $96 to $346.50…and that's BEFORE additional fees!!!!

You heard right!!! $96 for the CHEAP seats!!!!!

WTF? Don't they actually WANT people to go see Britney perform?

These ticket prices are CRAZY! We feel awful for all the hardcore Brit Brit fans out there!

It really concerns us that they'd charge SO MUCH for these tickets. We are NOT impressed.

Will U still see Britney in concert? Or do U think these tickets are too ridiculous pricey?

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Looks like concert prices MAY be more reasonable next year.

Concert promoters are reportedly planning to cut ticket prices in an effort to get fans back out to shows in 2011.

After poor concert attendance in 2010, promoters have said that they'll change their tactics by charging less for tickets and making the effort to sell more t-shirts and other merchandise to compensate.

Of course, this will probs only apply to artists who haven't been filling up seats.

Those GaGa tickets are unlikely to go down in price TOO much…but at least they're worth absolutely every penny!

Will U go to more concerts in 2011 if ticket prices go down?

[Image via WENN.]

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