The table illustrates the percentage of people in different age groups who attended concerts in a particular town over a five-year period.
Overall, the data reveals a steady increase in concert attendance across all age groups during the five years. Notably, individuals aged 25-34 had the highest attendance rate by 2019, surpassing other age groups. However, from 2015 to 2018, those aged 35-44 consistently had the highest percentages. The 25-34 age group saw a significant rise, reaching 63% in 2019, the highest of all groups in that year.
In contrast, although concert attendance increased for every age group, it was evident that attendance rates declined as people aged. The 55+ age group consistently had the lowest attendance rates throughout the five years, peaking at just 40% in 2019.
In summary, while concert attendance grew across all age groups, younger age groups (especially 25-34) were more likely to attend concerts, with a noticeable drop in attendance as age increased.