That's why I took screenshots. They do say that this can't happen, but within a few seconds of each other, I looked for exactly the same game on StubHub and on Ticketmaster. Companies say that this is impossible, but it clearly is possible. Did I go through the system and buy a $6,300 ticket? No, I did not. I was going by what it was showing on the website.
To continue with another part of your question, this right of resale that exists in visual arts ensures that some of the money from the resale goes back to the presenting organization. In that case, the presenting organization is a visual artist. I would recommend the government look at a possible adaptation of that for the live business.
Another thing with the live business is that when there is high demand, it justifies higher face value ticket prices. A lot of artists, for the reason we've talked about, don't want to have those higher ticket prices, but that does perpetuate the situation we're in now.