Amazon will hold a series of concerts and handle ticket sales

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Tickets for the girls 'band Blondie's concert start at £ 150 (approximately US$194), and the performance will be held at Round Chapel, London. According to foreign media reports, Amazon is preparing to add new benefits to its Prime members, making its first attempt to hold a concert series called Prime Live Events.

According to foreign media reports, Amazon is preparing to add new benefits to its Prime members, making its first attempt to hold a concert series called Prime Live Events.

Original title: Amazon adds new benefits to Prime members to hold a concert series

for the first time According to foreign media reports, Amazon is preparing to add new benefits to its Prime members and try to hold a concert series called Prime Live Events for the first time.

These concerts will be held in London and will be performed from May to July. On May 23, the women's band Blondie will perform its opening performance. Soon after, singer Alison Moyet, Texas Band and singer Katie Melua will perform their own performances this summer.

If you can't make it to London to see the show or can't afford tickets, you can wait until the show is over and watch it online via Amazon Prime Video.

Amazon held the entire show and promoted it. Moreover, it is responsible for selling concert tickets.

Tickets for the girls 'band Blondie's concert start at £ 150 (approximately US$194), and the performance will be held at Round Chapel, London. However, tickets for several other shows are relatively cheaper, starting at £ 75 or £ 95.

Amazon has previously tried hosting concerts with John Legend and Robbie Williams in smaller venues.

When Amazon promotes such concerts, it positions them as "events that are more intimate with the audience in iconic venues." It allows concert-watchers to enjoy unique experiences that cannot be enjoyed elsewhere. Amazon's idea is that by hosting such concerts that are only for Prime members, many viewers will sign up as paid Prime members and get the opportunity to purchase concert tickets.

As of now, Amazon has not announced plans to hold concerts outside the UK. However, in November last year, the company began expanding its Amazon Tickets online ticketing business into international markets. Last year, Amazon also sold tickets to British audiences for various concerts and theater performances, such as singer Elton John's concert and the Broadway musicals "Wicked" and "Book of Mormon."

Editor: Nancy