Billie Eilish fans are outraged over the high ticket prices for her upcoming world tour.

The Grammy and Oscar-winning singer, 22, announced her ambitious 81-date tour on Instagram to promote her new album, Нit Me Hard and Soft. However, the initial excitement quickly turned to disappointment when fans learned how much the tickets would cost.

In Australia, the cheapest tickets for the D reserve start at $129.90, which is about $40 more than similar tickets at Taylor Swift’s recent concerts in Australia. Regular general admission (GA) standing tickets are priced at $199.90, while the most expensive A reserve aisle seats cost a steep $269.90. Prices are even higher in the UK, where GA standing tickets are selling for £150 (AUD $288).

Fans took to social media to criticize the ticket prices, calling them “ridiculous” given the current cost of living crisis. One user on X (formerly Twitter) wrote, “I love Billie, but there’s no way these tickets should cost this much. I paid less for standing tickets at the Eras Tour, and that’s at Wembley.” Another user complained, “£145 for a tour for an album she hasn’t even released a single from. Gigs are becoming inaccessible.”

Eilish’s Australian tour will consist of 12 arena shows on the east coast in early 2025, beginning in Brisbane on February 18 and concluding in Melbourne on March 9. Tickets will be available first through a series of pre-sales before going on general sale on May 3, with a four-ticket limit per customer. The tour will start in Quebec, Canada, in September and end in Dublin, Ireland, in July.

The criticism comes just weeks before the release of Eilish’s third studio album, Нit Me Hard and Soft, due out on May 17. Fans have previously attended her Don’t Smile at Me Tour, When We All Fall Asleep Tour, and Happier Than Ever, The World Tour, but the high prices for this latest tour are raising concerns about the affordability and accessibility of live music events.