When Will We See a New FM Website

[GoS]

Do they even remember that they have a site? I mean Lindsey is bad about updating his site, but the Fleetwood Mac website is just out of hand. I just wanted to see what you Ledgies thought...

[fleetwoodtrick]

:/ I don't think ever. The Nicks Fix doesn't update very much either and Christine doesn't even have a website!

[michelej1]

I think they will probably sell VIP tickets through the site and merchandise, so they will update it just before the tour, for that reason alone.

Michele

[Moz]

Our great-grandchildren might not see it!

[macmar71]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I think they will probably sell VIP tickets through the site and merchandise, so they will update it just before the tour, for that reason alone.

Michele

Get ready to rob the bank for this one as I am sure the prices will be over the top. I love them but give my wallet a break!

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by macmar71

Get ready to rob the bank for this one as I am sure the prices will be over the top. I love them but give my wallet a break!

I really don't know what to think. Irving Azoff's big claim to fame is the money he was able to get for the Eagles tickets years ago. So, I know they're going for top dollar. Live Nation being involved makes that even more true.

On the other hand, we're facing the type of economy we haven't seen in decades. So, maybe they will have to make a concession on ticket prices. Michele

[dcl1964]

I honestly don't understand why artists have to shut down their websites before a new product (album,tour,dvd,etc.) comes out. Can't they keep the site running and add pages to the site covering whatever is new? In an age where artists are releasing products to one store only (Best Buy,Target,Wal-Mart,etc.) it would be great if there was a place for ALL fans to find this information. As much as these musicians make they can affordto have someone update and keep their website running! As Mr. Scott once said "A chimpanzee and two trainees could run it."

[DavidMn]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I really don't know what to think. Irving Azoff's big claim to fame is the money he was able to get for the Eagles tickets years ago. So, I know they're going for top dollar. Live Nation being involved makes that even more true.

On the other hand, we're facing the type of economy we haven't seen in decades. So, maybe they will have to make a concession on ticket prices. Michele

I will sit wherever I can afford tickets. If that means going to 10 shows and sitting in the rafters each night, so be it. I just wanna be there. the rest will take care of itself.

[LukeA]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I really don't know what to think. Irving Azoff's big claim to fame is the money he was able to get for the Eagles tickets years ago. So, I know they're going for top dollar. Live Nation being involved makes that even more true.

On the other hand, we're facing the type of economy we haven't seen in decades. So, maybe they will have to make a concession on ticket prices. Michele

Ticket range will be right about $160/$90/$50... with "Hot Seats" (in the 1st ten rows, a collectible laminate, and maybe a meet & greet) for much more.

As I've said before, and as I'll say again (not as much for dramatic effect, but because its a fact)- this is a CASH GRAB. Its their last tour and they're going to milk it for all they can.

[Musicman408]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I think they will probably sell VIP tickets through the site and merchandise, so they will update it just before the tour, for that reason alone.

Michele

VIP? How does that work?

[Tango]

Originally Posted by Musicman408

VIP? How does that work?

They will charge you anywhere between $500-$1000 for a ticket/package that may or may not include a meet & greet. May or may not include a poster and a "special" t shirt, and a probably a $5.00 coupon to buy stuff from their "cart." And you'll probably get "special" access to an area on the website that shows "exclusive" pictures and maybe a blog about the band on tour, but probably not written by any member of the actual band.

[BellaDonna93]

Originally Posted by Tango

They will charge you anywhere between $500-$1000 for a ticket/package that may or may not include a meet & greet. May or may not include a poster and a "special" t shirt, and a probably a $5.00 coupon to buy stuff from their "cart." And you'll probably get "special" access to an area on the website that shows "exclusive" pictures and maybe a blog about the band on tour, but probably not written by any member of the actual band.

OMG! What if I ever had the chance...!...I really, really hope that they'll come to Sweden!!!!! Does anyone know if they're going to come to Europe and Sweden...?...really want to know! If they'll come here, I'll be on the 1st row!!! I promise!

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Tango

They will charge you anywhere between $500-$1000 for a ticket/package that may or may not include a meet & greet. May or may not include a poster and a "special" t shirt, and a probably a $5.00 coupon to buy stuff from their "cart." And you'll probably get "special" access to an area on the website that shows "exclusive" pictures and maybe a blog about the band on tour, but probably not written by any member of the actual band.

So funny and so accurate. Michele

[David]

Originally Posted by Musicman408

VIP? How does that work?

You send me a check & I tell everyone you're a Very Important Person.

[LukeA]

Originally Posted by GoS

I mean Lindsey is bad about updating his site

Hey now- LB.com does an *excellent* job of re-wording published press releases. Be fair!!!