My Best Guess For The 2022 NA Tour Schedule (Now With Ballparks!)

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  • Vedd HeddVedd Hedd Posts: 4,614
    Also, I think the unsold tickets is more of a reflection of a concert that was announced with little lead up time....people just cant turn on a dime, we need to plan vacation, babysitters, etc...plus california is saturated with shows.  
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  • PJNBPJNB Posts: 13,595
    Vedd Hedd said:
    Also, I think the unsold tickets is more of a reflection of a concert that was announced with little lead up time....people just cant turn on a dime, we need to plan vacation, babysitters, etc...plus california is saturated with shows.  
    Ohana announcing Monday is not going to help matters either for those California shows still not selling well. 
  • Vedd HeddVedd Hedd Posts: 4,614
    PJNB said:
    Vedd Hedd said:
    Also, I think the unsold tickets is more of a reflection of a concert that was announced with little lead up time....people just cant turn on a dime, we need to plan vacation, babysitters, etc...plus california is saturated with shows.  
    Ohana announcing Monday is not going to help matters either for those California shows still not selling well. 
    Yeah, that too. 
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  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 93,989
    chiefnjk said:
    There's no way ballparks are happening, IMO, given the complete lack of credible rumors. Anything's possible, sure, but it's pretty late to be announcing ballpark shows, no matter where they are. 

    Maybe they will play USA Football stadium shows. Forget ballparks!
  • jimjam1982jimjam1982 AZ Posts: 1,437
    Vedd Hedd said:
    Also, I think the unsold tickets is more of a reflection of a concert that was announced with little lead up time....people just cant turn on a dime, we need to plan vacation, babysitters, etc...plus california is saturated with shows.  
    Not just CA though.  Not a single US show is sold out.  Pretty soon we will be in small 5k theaters again!
  • igotid88igotid88 Posts: 28,170
    Vedd Hedd said:
    Also, I think the unsold tickets is more of a reflection of a concert that was announced with little lead up time....people just cant turn on a dime, we need to plan vacation, babysitters, etc...plus california is saturated with shows.  
    Not just CA though.  Not a single US show is sold out.  Pretty soon we will be in small 5k theaters again!
    Most were in 2020 then the refunds. And now some of those seats are premium so that doesn't help 
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  • ZodZod Posts: 10,742
    It's also Covid.   I don't think Concert demand is anywhere near where it was pre-covid.  Not everyone feels comfortable going to large public events, so it's having an impact.

    Even for the local shows I'm going there they're struggling with selling tickets.   Obviously many of us have said fuck it, but many people haven't gotten their heads wrapped around it yet :(
  • JimmyVJimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,339
    We just went to our first indoor show since COVID hit last month. That was a small theatre. Still haven't been in an arena. 
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  • DEGBTIDEGBTI san diego Posts: 989
    Zod said:
    It's also Covid.   I don't think Concert demand is anywhere near where it was pre-covid.  Not everyone feels comfortable going to large public events, so it's having an impact.

    Even for the local shows I'm going there they're struggling with selling tickets.   Obviously many of us have said fuck it, but many people haven't gotten their heads wrapped around it yet :(
    it may be were you live, but not anywhere near my hometown. People here moved on and honestly it's like it never happened. I guess most are educated enough to realize its here to stay and just deal with it like any other virus. Actually, I just read too much into it! haha. Haven't thought about it for months now. 
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