Is it possible all the bands would do much better overseas?
I was thinking about how Soulidified has sold out 3 out 6 shows so quickly, when some of those shows don’t start until September. I believe MTM sold out a lot of shows over there as well.
Although the US venues may be a lot bigger, I’m surprised none of the shows have sold out in the US yet. Corbyn has a large fanbase…so I would’ve thought that those tickets would be flying out the window. It seems he has had pretty good crowds on his own. It could be the fact that the tour dates have been pushed back….I don’t know.
Currently, things are tumultuous in the U.S., for various reasons. Is it that people are just saving up, because times are hard, or are they just waiting for new music before they buy here in the US.
Are Boybands more popular overseas? I feel like 3q would do well in Brazil, because I see all those fans in their comment section. However, I’ve been seeing fans of Flo, say they aren’t being pushed in London. Someone actually said they’d do better in the US for a year or 2. They said there are too many similar groups like Flo in London.
So are The Boybands overseas any different from MTM and Soulidified over there? I remember a group of brothers that used to sing on TikTok named S4KYI. They are from London, and they were very very good. They mostly sang R&B. They were very big on TikTok, then they went on a hiatus for a few years, and came back. I don’t think they’re big in London, although they’re so talented. I think They were/are Independent. I remember wanting them to come to the states...I feel like they lost the momentum when they took their hiatus. It‘s hard to know what the people are looking for really. I’d say they were similar to Soulidified regarding their singing style and song choices…they danced some, but I don’t think they were trying to be a dancing band.
What do you guys think? Maybe someone from overseas can chime in. Would touring overseas be better for the newer bands? If so, why? What’s the draw?