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Cardi B Calls Out Hamilton, Ont. for Low Ticket Sales: ‘Not Playing with Y’all Banadians’
Cardi B pointed out that Hamilton tickets are about 80% sold compared to near sellout shows in Toronto and Vancouver, with ticket prices significantly lower in Hamilton.
- Cardi B posted a social media video saying Hamilton is the only tour stop not fully sold out, with Ticketmaster seat maps showing many tickets available for March 31, 2026, compared to Toronto.
- The Little Miss Drama tour spans 35 North American cities and began Feb. 11, with Cardi B saying '98 per cent, 99 per cent' of many dates were selling out and warning fans before Vancouver .
- Ticketmaster listings show direct-sale tickets start at $118.45 in Hamilton versus $314.75 in Toronto, with resale listings reaching $2,378.81 in Toronto.
- Quoting the mayor, Andrea Horwath said, 'Hamilton has always been a music city, and since the reopening of TD Coliseum we've seen great crowds coming downtown for concerts and live events' while officials noted standard tickets remained available.
- After a $300 million renovation, the TD Coliseum has hosted major acts since its November reopening, and Cardi B previously sold out two nights at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.
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WellandTribune.caCardi B calls out Hamilton for low ticket sales: ‘Not playing with y’all Banadians’
Cardi B is dragging the Hammer for slow ticket sales.
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Cardi B calls out Hamilton for low ticket sales: 'Not playing with y’all Banadians'
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·Winnipeg, Canada
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'Y'all better go buy them tickets': Cardi B warns Hamilton fans not to break her streak of sold-out shows
The award-winning rapper says while many tour dates in other cities including Toronto and Vancouver have sold out or are close to it, her concert in Hamilton is only about 80 per cent full.
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