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This concept may be hard for the younger Ledgies to grasp but for the Tusk tour the high ticket price was $15.50 and believe it or not, that was a lot of freakin' money back then!!!
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Yes .I agree.I had to work my a$$ off to get those ticket for those early Stevie/FM concerts.
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Yes, and good tickets were nearly impossible to obtain or shows sold out very, very quickly. There was typically a single pricing tier throughout the arena such that the $15.50 ticket price was applied, regardless of whether you were in the front row or in the back row of the nosebleeds. High ticket prices are a double-edged sword. They suck, but at least they help to ensure the availability of good seats. Today it is still possible to find tickets to concerts in the $20 - $45 range; however, you are going to sit in the back.
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, i opted to tell a white lie , & told her we WERE going... not to disappoint her... My biggest regret ever for not borrowing that extra cash needed, to see their Tusk Concert So yes $15.50 ticket price's back then were not cheap... |
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