Jessica Shy’s record Vingis Park concerts may have generated nearly €5 million in ticket revenue
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At a glance
- Music producer Martynas Tyla estimated that Jessica Shy and her team may have collected nearly €5 million from ticket sales for their Vingis Park concerts.
- The figure covers gross event revenue before stage, technical, security and organizational costs.
- Tyla said attendance of 100,000 over two days would represent a Lithuanian record, while the shows drew on themes from The Wizard of Oz.
Jessica Shy’s concerts in Vingis Park may have brought in nearly €5 million from ticket sales alone, according to music producer Martynas Tyla.
The estimate refers to gross revenue before deducting the costs of the stage, technical production, security, organization and other parts of the event. Tyla said the scale of the concerts showed that music could act as a powerful engine for Lithuania’s economy.
For Lithuania’s economy, this is once again proof that music is an extremely powerful economic engine.
He also pointed to the reported audience size. If 100,000 people attended over two days, he said, the event would set a Lithuanian record. He added that perhaps only the pope had previously drawn a larger one-day crowd at Vingis Park, with about 100,000 people attending during a visit.
The concerts also carried a narrative built around fairy-tale elements and themes from the legendary film The Wizard of Oz. Many people who witnessed what was described as a historic moment in Jessica Shy’s career continue to discuss the shows, including the question of how much they may have earned.
If 100,000 people attended over two days, that is a Lithuanian record.
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.