English Premier League club, Liverpool, said, “concerts held at Anfield over the past five years have helped boost local economy by more than £31 million.”
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| “Concerts at Anfield over the past five years have helped boost local economy by more than £31million”. Photo: @LFC |
The club added, it has also “provided thousands of jobs for local people.”
“Concerts held at Anfield over the past five years have helped boost the local economy by more than £31 million and provided thousands of jobs for local people”, the cluh said.
According to liverpoolfc.com: “A new report, produced by Turley Economics, reveals the extent of the financial benefit for the local economy of having world-famous stars play in front of hundreds of thousands of people at Anfield.
Just last week, the club announced the latest worldwide star to play at Anfield, with fan favourite Dua Lipa set to take the stage next summer. Since 2019 a total of seven artists have played 11 concerts at Anfield, with close to half a million people visiting Anfield and £31.3m pumped into the local economy.
Half of those visitors came through the Anfield turnstiles this summer alone, with three hugely successful nights of Taylor Swift as part of her Eras worldwide tour and two nights of P!nk’s Summer Carnival 2024.”
