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I spent over $3,000 on concert tickets in 2023—and it'd be even more expensive for me to do again this year

By: CNBC.com News
I went to nine concerts and music festivals in 2023, experiencing musical icons like Usher and Beyoncé live, and spent more than $3,000 on tickets alone.
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