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I told the Fender T-shirt/security guard/how we got to 3rd row story in another thread. Not to mention the Stevie top hat that you were wearing!!! Regret it? Hellz to the no!!! A night I'll never forget. And with the best company to be found!!!!:angel: |
Why so expensive?
Why are the ticket prices in the US so expensive? Or are the average saleries higher then overhere?
Last year I paid less then 80 euro's general admission in Amsterdam (twice). Both times showed up early (5 o' clock) at the venue and ended up 3 meters from the stage (no chairs, never understood with they are good for at a rockconcert). In Antwerp I also paid something like 75 euro's for a seat at the tiers on the side. |
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I don't expect Europe tix to be less than US.
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Thinking about the current price of tickets, and the cost of seeing Fleetwood Mac particularly with Christine back in the fold, it's easy to let the fanatic pull take control of one's wallet. I am reminded of President John F. Kennedy's inaugural address: "Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty." Sometimes, as FM fans, we lose our grip and switch the last word of that speech to "Fleetwood Mac." The band doesn't really deserve this sort of dedication, but it exists among us at times. Watch your wallets.
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if they try to sell continental Europe tickets with the same prices as the US ones, we will see bunch of cancellations of shows. their promoters know better. |
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Do American fans pay less for Fleetwood Mac tickets?
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I'm grateful that I can still go see a show at an independent, cool vibe, beautiful old vaudeville venue and see artists of caliber like Neil Finn, Amy Mann, Graham Nash in an intimate setting and only pay $35. Get there a little early, stand in the cue before the doors open, and you can sit wherever you want. I usually have the option to sit the the first row, but usually choose the third row. I imagine this experience is similar to the 1960's, when there were numerous clubs on the Hollywood strip, San Francisco, New York and other cities, where you could afford to see many legendary artists without spending hundreds of dollars. I have an advertisement for a 1967 Mamas and Papas show: ticket prices ranged from two to five dollars. |
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Just got 2 tickets for London on 22nd June for block A1. With booking fees- £442. At least its done now. |
This is going to make me stop going to concerts if it gets worse.
Look at these corrupt hammer charges they add to the face value.They are just as bad as the utility bills with their extra added charges. http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b8...ps507656a3.jpg Sales tax would be next if they get their way of doing it. They freaking charge for $4.50 for USPS delivery.HOW CORRUPT... |
It is bullsh*t, and I can't believe that they get away with it.:mad:
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There was a class action suit over this crap. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...tlement-709148 They send me a 5 dollar coupon to towards a concert and a option for free lawn seats at the PNC Arts center in NJ.Yea It sucks that FM is not touring in the summer. |
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