itsukoii

I've never heard of a women-only live, but I kind of (think I) get the main concept of men-only. So maybe, you can apply that reasoning to the women-only situations, but reverse the genders.

Basically, my understanding is that men-only gigs are mostly like a friendly gesture toward's a bands male fans when the band's fans are predominantly female. So, if most of their shows are like >80% female turnout, a oneoff men-only show might encourage more guys to comeout.

Also, obligatory post of this. PRICELESS moment lol

https://youtu.be/BOtz0E-cCgE?t=189

Also reason I mention 'friendly gesture' is because its not really a financially motivated decision, because you're deliberately catering to your minority audience.

I've heard some artists with a regular male fanbase like to have this kind of gender-exclusive concert just to experience a different vibe, as the male-only ones tend to be"wilder". And also to cater to those fans and have more of them come to their shows, of course, but don't quote me on any of that though.