Live Nation - Memo Leaked

SHZA

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

Zod said:

pjl44 said:

I don't see how boycotting Live Nation venues helps the artist. If the artist chooses to work with them, they're counting on people to buy tickets, show up, and buy merch. If anything, I can see going out of your way to support an artist who is explicitly trying to circumvent Live Nation by driving a little further to a show or paying more for a ticket.

Whenever Greg Dulli's Paradise (LN venue) show goes off, there is zero chance I'm missing it and I guarantee he wants a packed room. Who am I really sticking it to if I stay home?

I think they were kidding.   There are no shows in 2020 to boycott

Ah yeah. I am a giant dummy!

Well actually, looks like drive-in concerts are going to be a thing at Live Nation venues ... 

https://livenation.com/drivein/?c=EML_LN_LN2056636&camefrom=EMLN_LN2056636&et_rid=27399916 

Huh. I didn't see prices anywhere. Any idea what one of these tickets costs? I would potentially do this. Not any of those shows, but if it was someone I was into.

Apparently the lowest is $125, and you're allowed up to 4 people. The "seat" map on the event page shows four different zones, so presumably $125 is the back row and the closer zones are more expensive. Presale tomorrow -- I'll probably get tix to El Monstero (STL-based Pink Floyd tribute) and opt for the gold level if it's not too outrageous. 

https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/touring/9406554/live-nation-drive-in-concert-series-lineup-dates-cities#:~:text=Tickets%20will%20go%20on%20sale,four%20attendees%20per%20car%20attend. 

Thanks. If we're talking $30/head at the lowest end, I suspect I'd be priced out of this if they do it near me. The tailgating aspect is better than staying in your car, but I don't see it being worth traditional concert prices. 

Four price levels, with $300 the highest. Decided to pass for now 

pjl44

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

Zod said:

pjl44 said:

I don't see how boycotting Live Nation venues helps the artist. If the artist chooses to work with them, they're counting on people to buy tickets, show up, and buy merch. If anything, I can see going out of your way to support an artist who is explicitly trying to circumvent Live Nation by driving a little further to a show or paying more for a ticket.

Whenever Greg Dulli's Paradise (LN venue) show goes off, there is zero chance I'm missing it and I guarantee he wants a packed room. Who am I really sticking it to if I stay home?

I think they were kidding.   There are no shows in 2020 to boycott

Ah yeah. I am a giant dummy!

Well actually, looks like drive-in concerts are going to be a thing at Live Nation venues ... 

https://livenation.com/drivein/?c=EML_LN_LN2056636&camefrom=EMLN_LN2056636&et_rid=27399916 

Huh. I didn't see prices anywhere. Any idea what one of these tickets costs? I would potentially do this. Not any of those shows, but if it was someone I was into.

Apparently the lowest is $125, and you're allowed up to 4 people. The "seat" map on the event page shows four different zones, so presumably $125 is the back row and the closer zones are more expensive. Presale tomorrow -- I'll probably get tix to El Monstero (STL-based Pink Floyd tribute) and opt for the gold level if it's not too outrageous. 

https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/touring/9406554/live-nation-drive-in-concert-series-lineup-dates-cities#:~:text=Tickets%20will%20go%20on%20sale,four%20attendees%20per%20car%20attend. 

Thanks. If we're talking $30/head at the lowest end, I suspect I'd be priced out of this if they do it near me. The tailgating aspect is better than staying in your car, but I don't see it being worth traditional concert prices. 

Four price levels, with $300 the highest. Decided to pass for now 

Man that is stiff for a tribute band

RatherStarved

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

Zod said:

pjl44 said:

I don't see how boycotting Live Nation venues helps the artist. If the artist chooses to work with them, they're counting on people to buy tickets, show up, and buy merch. If anything, I can see going out of your way to support an artist who is explicitly trying to circumvent Live Nation by driving a little further to a show or paying more for a ticket.

Whenever Greg Dulli's Paradise (LN venue) show goes off, there is zero chance I'm missing it and I guarantee he wants a packed room. Who am I really sticking it to if I stay home?

I think they were kidding.   There are no shows in 2020 to boycott

Ah yeah. I am a giant dummy!

Well actually, looks like drive-in concerts are going to be a thing at Live Nation venues ... 

https://livenation.com/drivein/?c=EML_LN_LN2056636&camefrom=EMLN_LN2056636&et_rid=27399916 

Huh. I didn't see prices anywhere. Any idea what one of these tickets costs? I would potentially do this. Not any of those shows, but if it was someone I was into.

Apparently the lowest is $125, and you're allowed up to 4 people. The "seat" map on the event page shows four different zones, so presumably $125 is the back row and the closer zones are more expensive. Presale tomorrow -- I'll probably get tix to El Monstero (STL-based Pink Floyd tribute) and opt for the gold level if it's not too outrageous. 

https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/touring/9406554/live-nation-drive-in-concert-series-lineup-dates-cities#:~:text=Tickets%20will%20go%20on%20sale,four%20attendees%20per%20car%20attend. 

Thanks. If we're talking $30/head at the lowest end, I suspect I'd be priced out of this if they do it near me. The tailgating aspect is better than staying in your car, but I don't see it being worth traditional concert prices. 

Four price levels, with $300 the highest. Decided to pass for now 

If it wasn’t 2020 I would have to consider the above graphic a bad joke

SHZA

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

Zod said:

pjl44 said:

I don't see how boycotting Live Nation venues helps the artist. If the artist chooses to work with them, they're counting on people to buy tickets, show up, and buy merch. If anything, I can see going out of your way to support an artist who is explicitly trying to circumvent Live Nation by driving a little further to a show or paying more for a ticket.

Whenever Greg Dulli's Paradise (LN venue) show goes off, there is zero chance I'm missing it and I guarantee he wants a packed room. Who am I really sticking it to if I stay home?

I think they were kidding.   There are no shows in 2020 to boycott

Ah yeah. I am a giant dummy!

Well actually, looks like drive-in concerts are going to be a thing at Live Nation venues ... 

https://livenation.com/drivein/?c=EML_LN_LN2056636&camefrom=EMLN_LN2056636&et_rid=27399916 

Huh. I didn't see prices anywhere. Any idea what one of these tickets costs? I would potentially do this. Not any of those shows, but if it was someone I was into.

Apparently the lowest is $125, and you're allowed up to 4 people. The "seat" map on the event page shows four different zones, so presumably $125 is the back row and the closer zones are more expensive. Presale tomorrow -- I'll probably get tix to El Monstero (STL-based Pink Floyd tribute) and opt for the gold level if it's not too outrageous. 

https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/touring/9406554/live-nation-drive-in-concert-series-lineup-dates-cities#:~:text=Tickets%20will%20go%20on%20sale,four%20attendees%20per%20car%20attend. 

Thanks. If we're talking $30/head at the lowest end, I suspect I'd be priced out of this if they do it near me. The tailgating aspect is better than staying in your car, but I don't see it being worth traditional concert prices. 

Four price levels, with $300 the highest. Decided to pass for now 

Man that is stiff for a tribute band

Lol. Brad Paisley and Nelly are charging the same. And for Nashville, it's $400/300/200, Indy $350/250/200/150. 

pjl44

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

SHZA said:

pjl44 said:

Zod said:

pjl44 said:

I don't see how boycotting Live Nation venues helps the artist. If the artist chooses to work with them, they're counting on people to buy tickets, show up, and buy merch. If anything, I can see going out of your way to support an artist who is explicitly trying to circumvent Live Nation by driving a little further to a show or paying more for a ticket.

Whenever Greg Dulli's Paradise (LN venue) show goes off, there is zero chance I'm missing it and I guarantee he wants a packed room. Who am I really sticking it to if I stay home?

I think they were kidding.   There are no shows in 2020 to boycott

Ah yeah. I am a giant dummy!

Well actually, looks like drive-in concerts are going to be a thing at Live Nation venues ... 

https://livenation.com/drivein/?c=EML_LN_LN2056636&camefrom=EMLN_LN2056636&et_rid=27399916 

Huh. I didn't see prices anywhere. Any idea what one of these tickets costs? I would potentially do this. Not any of those shows, but if it was someone I was into.

Apparently the lowest is $125, and you're allowed up to 4 people. The "seat" map on the event page shows four different zones, so presumably $125 is the back row and the closer zones are more expensive. Presale tomorrow -- I'll probably get tix to El Monstero (STL-based Pink Floyd tribute) and opt for the gold level if it's not too outrageous. 

https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/touring/9406554/live-nation-drive-in-concert-series-lineup-dates-cities#:~:text=Tickets%20will%20go%20on%20sale,four%20attendees%20per%20car%20attend. 

Thanks. If we're talking $30/head at the lowest end, I suspect I'd be priced out of this if they do it near me. The tailgating aspect is better than staying in your car, but I don't see it being worth traditional concert prices. 

Four price levels, with $300 the highest. Decided to pass for now 

Man that is stiff for a tribute band

Lol. Brad Paisley and Nelly are charging the same. And for Nashville, it's $400/300/200, Indy $350/250/200/150. 

$70 in fees on the high end so you're looking at almost $120/head for Nashville. 

I went through the process and was kinda hoping they assigned you a specific space number but it doesn't seem that way. My ticket said GOLD2 but I assume that is like GA2. I guess it's first come, first served for each zone? A little extra layer of stress.

I was also thinking about how weird it's gonna be to watch someone house beers then get behind the wheel. I'm sure it happens all the time but you never actually watch the person pounding tallboys a row in front of you just stroll over to the driver's side after the show is over.