The bar chart gives information about the percentage of those who attended three different music events in Australia in 2006.
Overall, it is notable that the attendance of a popular music event was the highest within the age groups 15-24, 25-34, and 35-44. Meanwhile, an opera event was more frequently visited among those who aged 45 and older.
In terms of the age groups from 15 to 44, the highest proportion of individuals who went to the popular event were within the aged range 15-24 and made up 38%. Meanwhile, the figures for opera and classical accounted for 13% and 11% respectively. As for those aged 25-34 and 35-44, the percentage attendance at the popular performance constituted of 27% and 33% respectively; whereas the figures for the opera had a wider gap, making up 14% for 25-34 year old and nearly double of that (25%) for ages 35-44. As for the classical music, both figures were similar, accounting for 8% and 11%.
Considering the oldest age groups, both made up identical proportion of 15% who attended the opera event. The figures for classical music were relatively similar, accounting for 10% among ages 45-54 and 8% among those who were 55+. However, the figure for the popular event was significantly higher in the younger age group and made up 13%, compared to nearly three time fewer (5%) of those who were 55+.
