The organizers of the Beyoncé performance are receiving a lot of criticism for their choice to charge £122 for seats that don't get a glimpse of her spectacular stage display. The well-known R&B performer is now on a 56-date Renaissance world tour supporting her seventh studio album. Fans, on the other hand, are upset about the outrageous pricing for tickets that are behind the stage and only offer a “listening-only experience” without a good view. 

The issue lies in the fact that limited view tickets are traditionally offered at a reduced price to accommodate the needs of the blind or visually impaired. In this case, due to the immense demand to witness Beyoncé live, these restricted-view tickets have been sold for as much as £122, leading to disappointment among fans who expected a full concert experience. 

One dissatisfied fan voiced their discontent, emphasizing that the primary allure of attending a concert is to see the artist in person and enjoy the spectacle of the production. The high price for a subpar experience has left them feeling that it is unreasonable. They argue that if they were only interested in hearing the concert, they would opt to stand outside in the car park instead. 

This situation highlights the challenges concert promoters face when balancing the demand for popular artists and providing fair pricing for various viewing experiences. The criticism faced by the promoters calls for a reevaluation of ticket pricing strategies to ensure that fans can have an enjoyable and rewarding concert experience without feeling unfairly burdened by high costs.