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  • DEGBTIDEGBTI san diego Posts: 989
    requested San Diego and LA. The San Diego show is actually in El Cajon were I live. I cant believe EV is playing 5 minutes from my house, WTF? No way this is true, haha!

  • SVRDhand13SVRDhand13 Posts: 26,522
    Get_Right said:
    It is not an Ed solo show.  It is Ed and half the Chili Peppers in small venues and in large metro areas.  But I agree $250 a ticket is a bit steep. 
    I’d prefer just Ed
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  • Falling DownFalling Down Posts: 821
    OceansJenny said:
    Remember when PJ canceled a whole tour because they couldn’t keep tickets under $20 for the fans. 

    A distant past. 

    Or maybe they know 30 years later some of us have more disposable income. 
    Not sure I fight the same battles I was fighting 27 years ago. I guess EV has the right to do the same. 

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  • static111static111 Posts: 4,889
    on2legs said:
    static111 said:
    patkelly12 said:
    TM says prices will be subject to dynamic pricing. Bernie is going to pissed.
    WTF is dynamic pricing?
    The less tickets remaining for sale the higher the price goes. 
    GTFO  lol wow. 
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  • DM282158DM282158 Beverly, MA Posts: 578
    Could be a harbinger of ticket prices moving forward. 

    - Musicians and venues lost over an entire year of business. 
    - The cost of doing the business of events has to be higher. Labor (and finding labor); insurance must be higher; and now with inflation… everything is more expensive. 
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  • Merkin BallerMerkin Baller Posts: 11,930
    SVRDhand13 said:
    Get_Right said:
    It is not an Ed solo show.  It is Ed and half the Chili Peppers in small venues and in large metro areas.  But I agree $250 a ticket is a bit steep. 
    I’d prefer just Ed
    Right? Half the Chili Peppers should bring the prices down a bit.  :D 
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  • patkelly12patkelly12 CT Posts: 361
    static111 said:
    patkelly12 said:
    TM says prices will be subject to dynamic pricing. Bernie is going to pissed.
    WTF is dynamic pricing?

    It's that whole icky supply/demand thing we like to rail against.
  • goblues82goblues82 Posts: 260
    PJNB said:
    Zod said:
    I put it for Night 2 Seattle tickets.  I'll get my wife to put in for night 1.  Fingers crossed.  Would love to see a show or two.

    As for the prices.  Meh, I paid more to see GNR in Seattle 5 years ago, and to see the Stones in Seattle 2 years ago.   They're small venues, so I guess it makes a little sense?

    I have been curious what was going to happen to ticket prices after artists haven't been able to tour for 2 years.
    Smaller venue bigger price makes sense to me. I think the average show here is like 3500 people if that. 
    … then play larger venues…
  • static111static111 Posts: 4,889
    patkelly12 said:
    static111 said:
    patkelly12 said:
    TM says prices will be subject to dynamic pricing. Bernie is going to pissed.
    WTF is dynamic pricing?

    It's that whole icky supply/demand thing we like to rail against.
    That is not really a supply and demand situation.  Its manufactured price gouging.
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  • PJamminPJammin Posts: 606
    FWIW.....Nick Cave getting $393 for an orchestra seat at Auditorium Theater......Nick F'ing Cave. Previous Ed shows were just Ed and a couple guitars. He's now employed a full band. Tix are never going to get cheaper.
  • MickeyMouseMickeyMouse Posts: 1,055
    DM282158 said:
    Could be a harbinger of ticket prices moving forward. 

    - Musicians and venues lost over an entire year of business. 
    - The cost of doing the business of events has to be higher. Labor (and finding labor); insurance must be higher; and now with inflation… everything is more expensive. 
    It's a weak argument when you look at Foo Fighters playing stadiums and charging $40 for nosebleeds and $130 for GA right in front of the stage.

    I've been to 4 concerts since things opened up and prices have been pretty close to normal. 
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  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,114
    SVRDhand13 said:
    Get_Right said:
    It is not an Ed solo show.  It is Ed and half the Chili Peppers in small venues and in large metro areas.  But I agree $250 a ticket is a bit steep. 
    I’d prefer just Ed

    Glen Hansard is a real treat to see too though. That is an opener that has to be seen, and he definitely adds to an EV show too IMO.
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  • bbiggsbbiggs Posts: 6,954
    Yeah, I'm in the camp that these prices are nonsense.  Others can find ways to justify it all that they want.
  • DM282158DM282158 Beverly, MA Posts: 578
    MickeyMouse said:
    DM282158 said:
    Could be a harbinger of ticket prices moving forward. 

    - Musicians and venues lost over an entire year of business. 
    - The cost of doing the business of events has to be higher. Labor (and finding labor); insurance must be higher; and now with inflation… everything is more expensive. 
    It's a weak argument when you look at Foo Fighters playing stadiums and charging $40 for nosebleeds and $130 for GA right in front of the stage.

    I've been to 4 concerts since things opened up and prices have been pretty close to normal. 
    🤷‍♂️  Fair enough. 
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  • apirk72apirk72 Posts: 506
    Hey Nick Cave is amazing


    this is what tickets are going to be for this level of artist, and like most of these ticket price complaints people only talk about the most expensive tickets and ignore that there will be cheaper tickets.

    my wife does events for a living the cost on putting in any event right now is insane.
  • goblues82goblues82 Posts: 260
    PJ_Soul said:
    SVRDhand13 said:
    Get_Right said:
    It is not an Ed solo show.  It is Ed and half the Chili Peppers in small venues and in large metro areas.  But I agree $250 a ticket is a bit steep. 
    I’d prefer just Ed

    Glen Hansard is a real treat to see too though. That is an opener that has to be seen, and he definitely adds to an EV show too IMO.
    Forget Glen Hansard, it’s gonna have to be the ghost of Glen Frey to justify these prices…
  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,114
    goblues82 said:
    PJNB said:
    Zod said:
    I put it for Night 2 Seattle tickets.  I'll get my wife to put in for night 1.  Fingers crossed.  Would love to see a show or two.

    As for the prices.  Meh, I paid more to see GNR in Seattle 5 years ago, and to see the Stones in Seattle 2 years ago.   They're small venues, so I guess it makes a little sense?

    I have been curious what was going to happen to ticket prices after artists haven't been able to tour for 2 years.
    Smaller venue bigger price makes sense to me. I think the average show here is like 3500 people if that. 
    … then play larger venues…

    Larger venues don't suit an EV show at all.
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  • goblues82goblues82 Posts: 260
    PJ_Soul said:
    goblues82 said:
    PJNB said:
    Zod said:
    I put it for Night 2 Seattle tickets.  I'll get my wife to put in for night 1.  Fingers crossed.  Would love to see a show or two.

    As for the prices.  Meh, I paid more to see GNR in Seattle 5 years ago, and to see the Stones in Seattle 2 years ago.   They're small venues, so I guess it makes a little sense?

    I have been curious what was going to happen to ticket prices after artists haven't been able to tour for 2 years.
    Smaller venue bigger price makes sense to me. I think the average show here is like 3500 people if that. 
    … then play larger venues…

    Larger venues don't suit an EV show at all.
     And $240 tickets does? 
  • PianoManKDPianoManKD Posts: 125
    $240 per ticket?

    That's a hard pass. Especially if Chad Smith is drumming.
  • JojoRiceJojoRice Kennesaw, GA Posts: 4,397
    PianoManKD said:
    $240 per ticket?

    That's a hard pass. Especially if Chad Smith is drumming.
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  • lowbudgetlushlowbudgetlush Posts: 612
    PJ_Soul said:
    goblues82 said:
    PJNB said:
    Zod said:
    I put it for Night 2 Seattle tickets.  I'll get my wife to put in for night 1.  Fingers crossed.  Would love to see a show or two.

    As for the prices.  Meh, I paid more to see GNR in Seattle 5 years ago, and to see the Stones in Seattle 2 years ago.   They're small venues, so I guess it makes a little sense?

    I have been curious what was going to happen to ticket prices after artists haven't been able to tour for 2 years.
    Smaller venue bigger price makes sense to me. I think the average show here is like 3500 people if that. 
    … then play larger venues…

    Larger venues don't suit an EV show at all.
    I agree if this was one man band Ed. This is Ed fronting a full on rock band. Bigger venues would suit them just fine. 
  • JBob87JBob87 Posts: 480
    PJammin said:
    FWIW.....Nick Cave getting $393 for an orchestra seat at Auditorium Theater......Nick F'ing Cave. Previous Ed shows were just Ed and a couple guitars. He's now employed a full band. Tix are never going to get cheaper.
    I paid $76 face for a My Morning Jacket orchestra ticket there a month ago. It's not a venue thing, it's a decision made by the artist / management.
  • GW2553GW2553 AMORICA Posts: 102
    GO TO TEN CLUB
  • OceansJennyOceansJenny Manhattan, NY Posts: 3,398
    nycmale said:
    For anyone who completed the process, where do you enter your charge card info in? I just see name and address but I dont see where you can add your actual CC info. Thanks!!
    Hit next and it will ask for credit card.
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  • OceansJennyOceansJenny Manhattan, NY Posts: 3,398
    How many of us don’t even really like the singles but are still going on faith alone? 

    The day I leave disappointed from a show is the day I’ll stop buying.
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  • ZodZod Posts: 10,745
    OceansJenny said:
    Remember when PJ canceled a whole tour because they couldn’t keep tickets under $20 for the fans. 

    A distant past. 

    Or maybe they know 30 years later some of us have more disposable income. 
    On the flipside didn't they break the record for most albums sold in a week not long before that? :)  Both things have changed.
  • PJamminPJammin Posts: 606
    edited December 2021
    Ed will ask for, and get, $199 for a lower level ticket at Auditorium Theater. That's the price of the meat. If you don't want steak for dinner keep walking down the meat aisle until you reach the hot dogs. You'll probably find Liam Gallagher there mumbling to himself.
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  • bbiggsbbiggs Posts: 6,954
    PJammin said:
    Ed will ask for, and get, $199 for a lower level ticket at Auditorium Theater. That's the price of the meat. If you don't want steak for dinner keep walking down the meat aisle until you reach the hot dogs. 
    There are no hot dogs available.  If they were, I'd be scarfing one down, Chicago style.

  • PJamminPJammin Posts: 606
    OceansJenny said:
    How many of us don’t even really like the singles but are still going on faith alone? 

    The day I leave disappointed from a show is the day I’ll stop buying.
    "The day I leave disappointed from a show is the day I'll stop buying" - THIS IS IT!!! Been saying it since first show in '95 and haven't stopped me yet.
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