Ludacris, T.I., Rick Ross and BigXThaPlug are facing an apparent ticket-sales problem ahead of their October 24 stadium show in Louisville.
A viral screenshot of the Ticketmaster seating chart appears to show most seats at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium still available.
One fan estimated that roughly 95% of the tickets had not been sold, though the figure has not been confirmed by the performers, venue or promoter.
“Is this a new record for most blue dots?” the user wrote while sharing the map.
The image quickly drew reactions from concertgoers who questioned whether the lineup could fill such a large space.
Is this a new record for most blue dots?
— TicketData Keith (@kapkap42) July 28, 2026
Ludacris, TI, Rick Ross, BigXThaPlug in Louisville on 10/31. Onsale was a few weeks ago. pic.twitter.com/TvwXiwwrGn
Some fans argued that the slow sales may have less to do with the rappers and more to do with rising ticket prices and an unusually busy touring season.
“Every damn body [is] going on tour this year,” one person wrote, adding that many fans cannot afford to attend every show they want to see.
The concern follows a previous setback for Ludacris, T.I. and Rick Ross. Their May concert at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson, Miss., was postponed after slow advance sales reportedly raised financial concerns.
