Vitaa Concerts Don’t Sell Out, Tickets Sold Off at Half Price: “A Huge Flop”

The singer, Vitaa from Lyon continues her concert tour throughout France. Tickets are now on sale at half price, including the scheduled date at the LDLC Arena.

Towards an industrial disaster for Lyonnaise Vitaa ? The French artist is touring the zeniths and arenas in several major cities in France.

Her “Charlotte” tour includes Narbonne, Marseille, Reims, Nantes, Rouen and will end with three dates at the end of November at the Seine Musicale in the Paris region. A concert is also planned Lyon, November 15 at the LDLC Arena.

“A huge flop”

A tour that would struggle to find its audience, points out the very active journalist Clément Garin on X.

“Her Charlotte tour is facing a huge flop, and is forcing the singer to sell off all the tickets for her next concerts. All tickets for the next concerts are 50% off… But it still doesn’t work, and the rooms are still empty. To the point of closing the back of the rooms to fill the front seats and thus make a decoy”, he wrote in a very viral message already seen more than 5 million times.

🙄 𝐂𝐮𝐢𝐬𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐞́𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐜 𝐩𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐕𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐚
Cela passe inaperçu mais c’est compliqué pour la chanteuse @VITAA.
Sa tournée #Charlotte fait face à un énorme bide, et contraint la chanteuse à brader toutes les places de ses prochains concerts.
Toutes les places des… pic.twitter.com/FaSANhkoeq
— Clément Garin (@clem_garin) October 20, 2025

Half price tickets in all categories

Once verified, all tickets for the next dates are in fact at discounted prices. The price is halved. At the LDLC Arena, the cheapest ticket goes from 49 to 24.5 euros. Places in category 3 from 59 to 29.50 euros, category 2 at only 34.50 euros. Concerning the gold square, the ticket costs only 39.50 euros. The full price of 79 euros doesn’t seem to appeal to spectators.

In terms of the main hall in Lyon, many places remain for sale three weeks before the date. The high stands are almost empty while the sitting pit is almost completely sold.

According to our information, the LDLC Arena where the Lyon concert takes place does not have control over the prices of concert tickets and promotional offers which are decided by the producers and organizers of the events. The singer or her management did not react to the controversy.