The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of people who attend different types of music shows coming from varied age cohorts.
Overall, pop concerts attracted the most audiences from the 15 to 44 cohorts, with the youngest age group being the highest figure. Meanwhile, opera concerts were more popular among those aged between 45 and over. It is also noteworthy that classical music events were the least attended, except for the 55+ age group.
Regarding popular music events, people who belong to the 15 to 24 age group saw the largest percentage among all categories, at 38%, being over a third of this cohort. This was followed by the attendance rates of the 25-34 age group and the 35-44 age group, at 27% and 33% in that order. By comparison, those aged between 45 to 54 and 55+ recorded much lower percentages of attendees to pop concerts, at 13% and 5% respectively.
Looking next at opera events, those who were from 35 to 44 years of age accounted for 25%, which was the highest figure. Other cohorts, by comparison, only accounted for 15% or slightly lower, with 14% among those aged 25-34 and 13% among the 15-24 group. Meanwhile, the proportions for the two oldest groups stood at 15% each.
Finally, classical concerts were the least favored by every examined cohort, except for the oldest age group. The figures ranged from 8% to 11%, with the highest proportion recorded among people aged 35-44 and the lowest among the 25-34 and 55+ groups.