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That's what I thought initially but these are platinum tickets and don't include hotel. The hotel packages come under a different section and are cheaper but worse seats.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Mental price.
£100 sounds more realistic for rear seats and probably decent value considering his set times
I might hold off and see if they do a similar thing to the Rolling Stones where they did £30 luck dip tickets and we ended up with the dearest stand tickets 😂
Logged on earlier and only tickets left are sitting at £378 each for bruce springsteen, wife currently sitting thinking about it
There will surely be more tickets available when they go on general sale later this week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldot1981
Register with Live Nation. Their presale is on tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldot1981
Ticketmaster are only one of the agencies involved.
Yeah im current 4000 in the queue!!Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Springsteen now sold out for Murrayfield. Couldn't get tickets for any of the sales.
Travelled a lot to see him and won't get to do it in my hometown. Yet tickets are already on sale at inflated prices on resale sights.
I'm very angry right now. Shouldn't be doing 6 tickets person for ones like this.
That's *****.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibby rae
I'd register with Scarlet Mist. I've been lucky with them before. There's 10 months to go, and people will drop out before then.
Thanks for the tip. I've set up alerts on Twickets, probs similar thing, folk have to sell them but it's not allowed to be more than face value.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
^ this. Get the alert set up as inevitably tickets will come nearer the time. Had great success with Twickets in the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibby rae
Surprised it sold so quickly there seemed plenty available with priority on Tuesday even though I forgot to do it first thing.
There’s definite gaps that may lead to other dates added.
For anyone struggling for tickets Gumtree is usually decent for the weeks running up to big gigs/festivals. Usually sold at face value or close to it but the downside is you may need to drive to pick them up somewhere
What makes it more infuriating is Live Nation/Ticketmaster etc. transfer tickets to the tout sites, as they own them.
Along with market-based pricing. Neither should be legal.
Can still get standing tickets on ticketmaster, granted they are over £400 each but some still availableQuote:
Originally Posted by hibby rae
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Originally Posted by Aldot1981
Aye that's their market pricing at play. Absolute joke, just greed, nothing else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldot1981
Just checked on ticketmaster and those tickets are gone, cheapest tickets are now £505!!Quote:
Originally Posted by hibby rae
Twickets is great. I’ve sold tickets on it before for gigs I couldn’t make.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibby rae
Good luck
Seen Braw play their first full band gig in Glasgow last night. At least one Hibee in the band and a Queens Park fan too.
Superb. Big future ahead of them.
King Creosote at the Mac Arts Centre in Gala next Friday night, the HaySeed Dixie in September at the same venue
Not so much a gig, but a gig film.
The Last Waltz is on at the Film Festival on the 17th.
IMO, one of the best-ever gig films.
Neil Diamond. :grr:Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Nothing's perfect 😁Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
Although the first time I saw it...in the cinema, which dates it, I thought that he came over nae bad.
ND was huge at the time and I'm pretty sure they wouldn't have had him if they didn't want him.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
The Last Waltz was one of many surprises offered to me by the PHS Film Society. Loved it and love watching it still. What a band. Also worth checking out the documentary " When we were brothers.
Joe Jackson Sing you sinners tour Sunday at The Queens Hall
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Yeap, he was OK. If he was good enough for The Band he’s good enough for me. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Electric Callboy in Newcastle at the end of September and then to top it all off When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas at the end of October.
Punk Rebellion in Blackpool for the next four days. Will miss the Derby, but Rebellion is mandatory for me, especially after the last two years being cancelled.
I saw Stiff Little Fingers at the Lemon Tree in Aberdeen on Saturday night and as expected they delivered a raucous romp through their back catalogue. The real surprise though was the support, TV Smith, former frontman with the Adverts. His folk punk troubadour act was as angry and as entertaining a set as I’ve seen in a long time. His acoustic rendition off Gary Gilmore’s Eyes was worth the admission price on its own.
Oh, I'm beyond jealous! The lineup is insane.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sl1010
EC are great fun live. Had the entire crowd at Slam Dunk back in June bouncing from start til end.
Next gigs for me are
RATM Ingliston 24/08/2022 Idles Ingliston 26/08/2022 Alter Bridge Glasgow 06/12/2022 Foals Glasgow 22/01/2023 Springsteen Edinburgh 30/05/2023
Now there's a man with a spreadsheet for his gig planning!Quote:
Originally Posted by YehButNoBut