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Weekly survey: How was your summer of concerts? Did you even have one?

FILE - Fans cheer as British-Kosovar singer Dua Lipa performs on stage during her first concert held in Kosovo's capital Pristina, at the Germia Park on August 9, 2016. While Albania’s capital Tirana is bristling with preparations for holding an international music festival, its neighboring Kosovo’s counterpart Pristina is swarmed into political confrontations after losing it. The Sunny Hill Festival will be held this year Aug. 4-7 in Tirana instead of Pristina following a political controversy between Kosovo’s leftwing Self Determination Movement!-led government and opposition Democratic League of Kosovo running the capital. (AP Photo/Visar Kryeziu, File). VK

If it feels like the summer was extremely busy when it came to live music, it was. Not did we see the regular stream of tours but acts also had to caught up on live dates that were postponed over two years of a pandemic.

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Live Nation says that this could be a record year for concerts, having sold more than 100 million tickets so far in 2022. So many shows, so little money, right?

How many big shows did you attend in the summer of 2022? Take the survey here.

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