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I didn't get tix in the lottery and didn't get a code for the TM presale. I can't find any info on when poor bastards like me get to pay $750 for nosebleed seats. Can anyone point me to the onsale dates for that?0
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Luckytwn1 said:kait0113 said:I got wait listed for today's sale and then when I clicked on Ticketmaster premium or whatever, I was a little shocked. I just can't figure out ... Why is Ticketmaster allowed to determine market value, but not the fans buying the tickets? Ticketmaster can price gouge, but in order to "protect fans", we cannot sell them above face value. It's hilarious.
I think Pearl Jam has been the fan friendliest act I've seen in my now going on 40 years of going to concerts but that is a huge error and should be changed to be better for fans.0 -
SHZA said:The band agreed to that arrangement. TM doesn't own the tickets, they just collect a fee for selling themI gather speed from you fucking with me.0
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Long game folks
be strong
fuck this panic they are pushing, we will be ok0 -
BF25394 said:SHZA said:The band agreed to that arrangement. TM doesn't own the tickets, they just collect a fee for selling themPost edited by SHZA on0
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CROJAM95 said:Long game folks
be strong
fuck this panic they are pushing, we will be okI gather speed from you fucking with me.0 -
BF25394 said:SHZA said:The band agreed to that arrangement. TM doesn't own the tickets, they just collect a fee for selling them
The fact is many major arena shows are handled by an entity other than Live Nation. I don't know as much about Pearl Jam's booking demands but Springsteen opens up markets for bid. For example, his upcoming SD and Vegas shows are being promoted by AEG (and as a result, AXS sold tickets to those shows, not TM). The promoter and the band set pricing, not TM. In the case of someone like Springsteen, he asks for a guarantee and then the promoter negotiates for a specific pricing matrix that allows them to lessen risk. Bruce gets his money upfront whether 1 ticket is sold or the whole building.Post edited by Luckytwn1 on0 -
What I don't get is how there are tickets on Stubhub. The tickets are supposed to be non-transferable (with the exception of NYC and Chicago). How is it possible for people to sell tickets there?0
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Luckytwn1 said:BF25394 said:SHZA said:The band agreed to that arrangement. TM doesn't own the tickets, they just collect a fee for selling them
The fact is many major arena shows are handled by an entity other than Live Nation. I don't know as much about Pearl Jam's booking demands but Springsteen opens up markets for bid. For example, his upcoming SD and Vegas shows are being promoted by AEG (and as a result, AXS sold tickets to those shows, not TM). The promoter and the band set pricing, not TM. In the case of someone like Springsteen, he asks for a guarantee and then the promoter negotiates for a specific pricing matrix that allows them to lessen risk. Bruce gets his money upfront whether 1 ticket is sold or the whole building.I gather speed from you fucking with me.0 -
it really is gross how many PJ Premium tickets there are. Way more than last year it seems.1998: Pitt
2000: Pitt
2003: Pitt, State College, Columbus,DC, Hershey
2004: Reading, Toledo, DC
2005: Pitt
2006: Cleve, Camden 1+2, DC, Pitt, Cinci
2008: Camden 1+2, DC
2009: Philly 3
2010: Columbus
2012: Philly
2013: Pitt, NYC 1+20 -
SHZA said:rival9500 said:it really is gross how many PJ Premium tickets there are. Way more than last year it seems.1998: Pitt
2000: Pitt
2003: Pitt, State College, Columbus,DC, Hershey
2004: Reading, Toledo, DC
2005: Pitt
2006: Cleve, Camden 1+2, DC, Pitt, Cinci
2008: Camden 1+2, DC
2009: Philly 3
2010: Columbus
2012: Philly
2013: Pitt, NYC 1+20 -
SHZA said:rival9500 said:it really is gross how many PJ Premium tickets there are. Way more than last year it seems.0
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goldenegg said:SHZA said:rival9500 said:it really is gross how many PJ Premium tickets there are. Way more than last year it seems.I gather speed from you fucking with me.0
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BF25394 said:goldenegg said:SHZA said:rival9500 said:it really is gross how many PJ Premium tickets there are. Way more than last year it seems.Randall's Island 9/29/96, Continental Arena 9/8/98, MSG 9/10/98, Jones Beach 8/23/00, 8/24/00, 8/25/00, Nassau Coliseum 4/30/03, MSG 7/8/03, 7/9/03, Continental Arena 6/1/06, 6/3/06, MSG 6/24/08, 6/25/08, Spectrum 10/30/09, 10/31/09, MSG 5/20/10, 5/21/10, PJ20 9/3/11, 9/4/11, Charlottesville 10/29/13, Charlotte 10/30/13, Global Citizen 9/26/15, Raleigh 4/20/16 :( Baltimore 3/28/20 :( Austin 9/18/23, 9/19/23, Forum 5/21/24, Baltimore 9/12/24, Fenway 9/17/24, Nashville 5/6/25, 5/8/250
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goldenegg said:SHZA said:rival9500 said:it really is gross how many PJ Premium tickets there are. Way more than last year it seems.0
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SHZA said:BF25394 said:SHZA said:The band agreed to that arrangement. TM doesn't own the tickets, they just collect a fee for selling themThis weekend we rock Portland0
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