Ticket prices for events depend on several factors including the face value set by the event organizer, production costs, venue size, and demand. The base ticket price is set by the organizer, and additional fees such as service fees and facility charges are added. Service fees cover costs like ticketing technology, customer support, and venue operations, while facility charges are determined by the venue to cover hosting costs. Ticket fees often include a percentage of the base price plus a fixed amount per ticket; for example, some ticketing platforms charge around 3.5% plus a small fixed fee (e.g., €0.49 or €0.99) per ticket depending on the base price. Additionally, there may be taxes and payment processing fees included in the final ticket price. For local shows or smaller events, ticket prices can range from around $10 to $30, depending on the lineup and venue. Larger or national tours can command higher prices ranging from $30 to over $100 depending on the artist and venue size. In general, calculating ticket price involves covering all event costs, adding a margin for profit, and considering competitive market pricing for similar events. Organizers often analyze expenses and comparable event prices to set an appropriate price point that balances profitability and attendance. Thus, the total cost of a ticket will be the base price plus associated fees, which can vary depending on the event and ticketing platform used.