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Lily Allen dresses as Ticketmaster seating map for Halloween
Lily Allen dressed as a Ticketmaster seating map full of unsold tickets for Halloween, mocking the ticket sales controversy around her recent US tour.

Lily Allen dressed up as a Ticketmaster seating map full of unsold tickets for Halloween to poke fun at the ticket sales controversy surrounding her recent US tour. The singer shared photos of her outfit on Instagram on October 30, wearing a white puffer jacket and matching bodysuit covered in blue dots, alongside a black top marked "Stage".
In July, Allen announced that concerts in Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and other cities would be moved to smaller venues, and a planned show in Montreal was cancelled. Her Chicago concert was relocated from the 23,500-capacity United Center to the 3,500-capacity Chicago Theatre.
In an interview, Allen acknowledged that the ticket sales weren't there. Allen said she had been reluctant to cancel the concerts outright because she had a crew of around 50 people relying on the work.
The tour has seen Allen perform her 2025 album 'West End Girl' in its entirety, in a theatrical production featuring backing tracks rather than a live band, with minimal audience interaction. NME reviewed the tour at the London Palladium in March, awarding it three stars.
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