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Band 6+: The graph below shows the percentage of people in different age groups in a city who attended a concert over a period of five years.

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The image features a table on concert attendance by age group from 2015 to 2019: in 2015, 45% for 16-24 years, 50% for 25-34 years, 52% for 35-44 years, 40% for 45-54 years, 30% for 55+ years; in 2016, 48% for 16-24 years, 54% for 25-34 years, 55% for 35-44 years, 43% for 45-54 years, 32% for 55+ years; in 2017, 52% for 16-24 years, 58% for 25-34 years, 57% for 35-44 years, 47% for 45-54 years, 35% for 55+ years; in 2018, 55% for 16-24 years, 60% for 25-34 years, 59% for 35-44 years, 50% for 45-54 years, 38% for 55+ years; in 2019, 60% for 16-24 years, 63% for 25-34 years, 62% for 35-44 years, 53% for 45-54 years, 40% for 55+ years.
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The table provides information on the proportion of citizens from different ages who participate in a concert in a city between the years of 2015 to 2019.

Overall, what stands out from the table is that those who are 25-34 year olds have the highest average among all age groups, while 55 and over year olds take the last place throughout the period.

Focusing on those who are between 16 to 44 year olds, 16-24 years account for 45% in 2015, but experience a steady growth within the next 5 years,reaching two in third in 2019. Other groups, 25-34 and 35-44 years begin with a half and respectively, and witness a very similar increase by around 2-3% in every year until the end.

As per 45-54 and 55+ year olds, although 40% of citizens attend a concert in 2019, this number drops by 10% for the latter. However, both figures go up slowly, without any decrease or fluctiotion in the next 5 years. In 2019, 53% of people who are 45-54 year olds attend in a concert, whereas the latter figure accounts for .

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