Ludacris, T.I., Rick Ross & BigXThaPlug’s Louisville Stadium Concert Faces Slow Ticket Sales, Nearly 47,000 Seats Reportedly Still Available

Ludacris, T.I., Rick Ross & BigXThaPlug’s Louisville Stadium Concert Faces Slow Ticket Sales, Nearly 47,000 Seats Reportedly Still Available

Ludacris, T.I., Rick Ross and BigXThaPlug’s upcoming stadium concert in Louisville is drawing attention online amid claims that ticket sales have been moving slowly.

The four rappers are scheduled to headline “The Crown Live in the Ville” at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium on Oct. 24. Ticket-tracking account TicketData Keith recently shared an update alleging that approximately 160 seats had been sold over the previous 30 days, while roughly 47,000 seats remained available. The account also claimed the cheapest ticket remained priced at $110.45.

Based on those figures, the tracker offered his own prediction for the show’s future, estimating a 75% chance of cancellation, a 15% chance of being moved to a smaller venue and a 9% chance of a major seating or pricing reconfiguration. He gave the concert just a 1% chance of proceeding as currently planned without changes. Those percentages are the account owner’s personal estimates and not projections from the artists, venue, Ticketmaster or concert promoter.

For now, however, the concert has not been announced as canceled, and fans should take the viral predictions with that context in mind. The reported sales figures also have not been independently confirmed by the venue or promoter.

What do y’all think — could a price drop help move more tickets, or is a stadium simply too big for this lineup?