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Music festivals broken down

A report released by ticketing website Moshtix reveals the state of the festival market in Australia.

12 Sep 2011 12:00

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A new report released by Moshtix reveals that Australians are concerned about the rising cost of festival ticket prices, but are happy to pay more if it will help the environment.

The inaugural State of Festival Market Report was prepared in conjunction with CoreData and provides in-depth consumer analysis on the landscape of the Australian music festival market.

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