how much are tour shirts?

[egan.]

How much or tour shirts going for in Europe these days?

 

[ratsapprentice]

£15 is standard round here

 

[Uros]

15-20e

 

[RLab]

Yeah, most of the shirts cost 15€ here, and around 30€ for hoodies.

 

[egan.]

Thanks guys. How about CD's at shows?

 

[RLab]

5 for an EP, 10-15 for an album

 

[AllanD]

Shirts usually 12-15$. Cd's are around 12$ usually.

 

[JeffTD]

Shirts usually 12-15$. Cd's are around 12$ usually.

In Europe? Nice.

 

[egan.]

TBH, Allan's post made me wonder if everyone else was being really conservative too. Most of the US tours we've done we've been the cheapest on the bill @$20 for a shirt.

 

[JeffTD]

On Warped, all shirts were at least $20, with the larger bands like ADTR, ABR, etc. charging $30.

At the DTB, Dimmu Borgir, and Enter Shikari shows I've seen in Dublin, shirts were €20, CD's at €12. Saw ADTR in London 2 weeks ago, shirts were £20, FWIW.

 

[ahjteam]

In Finland it totally depends who the band is. The most outrageous I've seen was 45€ (~$60) for a t-shirt, can't remember what the band was, but I think it was Korn. Anyway they sold them way more than they should've for that extortion price. But normally they vary between 15-30, usually around 20 for a t-shirt and cd's are 10-20, usually 15. Hoodies also vary a lot, cheapest I've seen was 20, most expensive was like 80, but it had some embroidery on it tho.

 

[AllanD]

In Europe? Nice.

Whoops!

 

[Morgan C]

At a gig, I think t-shirts are usually sold for about $50 here in Aus - major bands, that is.

 

[egan.]

Jesus Oz is expensive.

 

[DanLights]

Shows I´ve been to in Spain (Madrid, Barcelona, Coruña, etc.) T-shirts go from 15euros (cheap) to 30, hoodies between 35 and 45. Cds can vary a lot, 10,15,20, etc.