Taylor Swift
his Instagram
and Chris Minns’ gorgeous face
say no to artists like , The Foo Fighters and Beyoncé, who would undoubtedly bring tonnes of people to the venue.
It kinda seems like a no-brainer to increase the limit. After all, you don’t want to be the only person on the planet who tells Bey that something is impossible.
“As soon as I saw this, I knew it was ridiculous,” Minns wrote on .
“So we’re making it right — bringing the world’s best artists back to the world’s best city.
“Working to lift the concert cap on Allianz Stadium that has stopped these artists from performing.
“Who isn’t crazy in love with that?”
I love that Mr Minns sprinkled in a Bey reference at the end there. Politicians trying to be hip and cool usually doesn’t work as well as they think it does, but I think it lands here. I’m also probably blinded by my love of Beyoncé .
Venues NSW Acting Chair Rod McGeogh agreed with Minns’ statements, telling 2GB that the six-concert limit at Allianz Stadium has a pretty big impact on the arts industry.
“This current cap is a restriction on the sort of business we could be doing at Moore Park,” he said.
“We don’t have a roofed stadium with a significant capacity.
“I want Beyoncé here.”
I know it feels like this entire story revolves around Beyoncé but there’s a good reason for it. Bey is an artist that pulls a massive crowd, and there’s a good chance she’ll be looking to bring her huge Renaissance tour to Sydney in late 2023 / early 2024.
On top of this, an artist like her would probably want to do more than one show while here, so why shut her out of one of our biggest stadiums? Bring Bey to Sydney!
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