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Justin Timberlake tickets most expensive of summer

Justin Timberlake tickets, at an average of $320 on the secondary market, are the most expensive of the summer.

By Danielle Haynes   |   July 2, 2014 at 8:53 PM   |   Comments

NEW YORK, July 2 (UPI) --Eight months in and Justin Timberlake\'s

tour tickets are still raking in the big bucks, making it the most expensive concert of the summer, Forbes reported.

The world tour kicked off Nov. 6, the sixth leg of which starts July 9 at the First Niagara Center in Buffalo.

Tickets for the second show of that leg, at New York City\'s Hammerstein Ballroom on July 10, have skyrocketed on the resell market.

Over the past week, ticket prices are up 80 percent, from $365 on average to $652, according to RazorGator. That\'s 104 percent more than the average of for the tour.

drew an average $244 per ticket on the secondary market. Average Timberlake tickets are $320.

Forbes attributes the price increase to Timberlake playing in smaller, yet still sizable venues, like the Staples Center in Los Angeles and TD Garden in Boston.

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