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Kids Who Cut Teeth On Rock Music Still Buy Records
Kids who grew up on rock are now adults with jobs and likely spend about $500 million yearly on records. Rock accounts for 40 to 60 percent of the music market, with live shows drawing crowds paying up to $8 a ticket. Ten to 24 year olds fueled past sales, comprising roughly half of the industry’s $1.1 billion total about five years prior.
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