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The image illustrates the percentage of concert attendees by age in a city from 2010-2015: 16-24 year-olds, 2010 at 52%, 2011 at 62%, 2012 at 71%, 2013 at 68%, 2014 at 60%, 2015 at 55%; 25-44 year-olds, 2010 at 48%, 2011 at 45%, 2012 at 48%, 2013 at 52%, 2014 at 58%, 2015 at 60%; 45-54 year-olds, 2010 at 27%, 2011 at 35%, 2012 at 25%, 2013 at 33%, 2014 at 38%, 2015 at 42%; 55-64 year-olds, 2010 at 18%, 2011 at 15%, 2012 at 12%, 2013 at 10%, 2014 at 14%, 2015 at 20%; 75+ year-olds, 2010 at 23%, 2011 at 19%, 2012 at 12%, 2013 at 13%, 2014 at 15%, 2015 at 21%.
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The chart illustrates the proportion of people in each age group in a city who attended music concerts from 2010 to 2015.
Over the time period, the percentage of attendants from age group 16 – 24 rose rapidly. Notably, it is clear that the people aging from 16 to 54 went to the concert were larger than the older two age groups.
To begin with, the proportion of people attended the concert from 16 to 24 increased from 40% in 2010 to 70% after five years. Concert goers from 25 to 44 on the other hand fluctuated from 40% to 49% in 2015. Audiences from 45 to 54 took 51% then fluctuated until 2012, the rate then increased straight to 52% three years later.
In the meantime, concert proportion attendants from age groups 55 to 64 fluctuated from 24% to 22% by 2015. The concert goers above 75 only took 10% of the attendants in 2010, it then fluctuated 20% by 2015.
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