Music Star Idle Life Simulator

THE WORLD TOUR UPDATE Your fans are everywhere. Now you can go to them. Reach 50,000 fans and plan your first headline tour. There are 139 cities across six regions and 1,090 venues, from sweaty clubs to stadiums. 123 of them are iconic rooms every act dreams of playing: Madison Court Garden, the Hillwood Bowl, Wembury Stadium and more. PLAN EVERY DETAIL • Name your tour, give it a photo and route legs across North America, Europe, Asia, Latin America, Africa & the Middle East and Oceania • Choose the venues, the nights and the pace but don't take on more than you can handle • Price every section on a live seat map, from the front orchestra to the upper bowl • Build your setlist: a longer show wins more fans but costs stamina, and if it runs too long the crowd will let you know • Pick your production, merch, VIP packages, marketing and insurance, then check every dollar on the tour budget: crew, buses, trucks, hotels and the stage build BOOK AN OPENER • Call other artists to open for you. Some won’t pick up. • Negotiate their deal, but push too hard and they’ll walk TO SURGE OR NOT TO SURGE • Switch on surge pricing and watch prices climb as demand heats up, live on a heat map of your tour • It’s big money, but fans remember what they paid, and sometimes the backlash sweeps a whole region • Beat the scalpers with verified-fan tickets WATCH IT SELL • A live box office: every sale as it lands, tickets and gross climbing, sales and price charts • A countdown to opening night, and a tour poster to share EVERY NIGHT IS AN EVENT • Every show gets reviewed, rated and argued over by fans • Get sick on the road and nights get called off (hope you got insured) • Tap any city on the world map to hear what its fans are saying about you • Play a city too often and demand cools. New hits bring them back. AFTER THE LAST ENCORE • Record a live album from your best night, with its own review • Climb the year’s boxscore of top-grossing tours, chase Tour of the Year at the Marquee Awards. • Get offers to open for bigger acts, and once you’re big enough, a Las Vegas residency Plus plenty of fixes and polish.