The Russians announced their intention to sell tickets to the concert of Justin Timberlake

A concert by American singer Justin Timberlake is scheduled to take place in the Azerbaijani capital on July 27. Some of the tickets for the show were bought by Russian fans of his work. However, some of them are now trying to sell or return the tunnels. The reason for this is the tension between Moscow and Baku, they shared.

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"I bought a ticket at the end of April for about 11 thousand rubles to the golden sector on the dance floor — it's right in front of the stage. I was really looking forward to this trip, and I could fly — there are flights, and no one took my ticket away. But I'll try to get it back. This decision is related to the issue of my personal safety, which I am not sure about now," the source told Izvestia, who wished to remain anonymous.

Meanwhile, the refund fee is 30% of the cost. Therefore, some of the ticket holders are trying to sell them on third-party resources. Ads appear in thematic chats and on ad services.

"We chose the fan zone because we wanted to be as close to the artist as we were at the Bruno Mars concert in Tbilisi in October 2023. One ticket cost about 13 thousand rubles. We bought seven in total — a large group of friends gathered. But now everyone who was planning to go with us says they don't know what to do because it's scary. We are currently looking at new tickets to Istanbul, and these have been posted on Avito and another website," Anna Nigokhosova from Moscow shared with Izvestia.

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Let's sing later: Russians hand over tickets to Timberlake's concert in Azerbaijan