Oasis skipping out dynamic pricing for US tour

RatherStarved

Weston1283 said:

MetLife officially sold out 

I am equal parts shocked and impressed.  Wow 

Spiritual_Chaos

What they lost in no dynamic pricing they gained in soul

GlowGirl

Spiritual_Chaos said:

What they lost in no dynamic pricing they gained in soul

I think what they lost out in dynamic pricing they gained in initial higher prices. GA was around $250 with fees at MetLife. Were initial prices that high in Europe before dynamic kicked in?

tschav

For Chicago, that's at least 60,000 more individuals than the stadium can hold. Gonna bet at least half that get thought plan to resell

Spiritual_Chaos

GlowGirl said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

What they lost in no dynamic pricing they gained in soul

I think what they lost out in dynamic pricing they gained in initial higher prices. GA was around $250 with fees at MetLife. Were initial prices that high in Europe before dynamic kicked in?

I think 151 pounds for GA with fees. That's what 180-190 dollars?

But I guess you also have to multiply that price with the "US concert tickets higher price than Europe average"-coefficient

Here were the prices for the general sale:

• Pitch standing - £135 (£151 including fees)
• Seats - Ranges from £65 (£73 including fees) to £185 (£206 including fees)

igotid88

Spiritual_Chaos said:

GlowGirl said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

What they lost in no dynamic pricing they gained in soul

I think what they lost out in dynamic pricing they gained in initial higher prices. GA was around $250 with fees at MetLife. Were initial prices that high in Europe before dynamic kicked in?

I think 151 pounds for GA with fees. That's what 180-190 dollars?

But I guess you also have to multiply that price with the "US concert tickets higher price than Europe average"-coefficient

Here were the prices for the general sale:

• Pitch standing - £135 (£151 including fees)
• Seats - Ranges from £65 (£73 including fees) to £185 (£206 including fees)

$198. Is that with fees included?

breakingwave85

tschav said:

For Chicago, that's at least 60,000 more individuals than the stadium can hold. Gonna bet at least half that get thought plan to resell

Surprised no second Chicago show announced.

igotid88

Weston1283 said:

102,051 people ahead of me in the Queue for MetLife Night 1

I think we all underestimated the demand 

SHEESH

Kind of shocked they won’t add a Florida or Dallas show as well

How come when it's Pearl Jam it's "bots" but with Oasis it's "people"?

JeBurkhardt

tschav said:

For Chicago, that's at least 60,000 more individuals than the stadium can hold. Gonna bet at least half that get thought plan to resell

I only had 78K ahead of me. So Close! 

Get_Right

Get_Right

I got through the queue, but no tickets available.  Looks like $155 to $256 before fees.

Hawk123

Both Toronto shows sold out too

Weston1283

Toronto now sold out 

Weston1283

Chicago just sold out as well

DE4173

igotid88 said:

Weston1283 said:

102,051 people ahead of me in the Queue for MetLife Night 1

I think we all underestimated the demand 

SHEESH

Kind of shocked they won’t add a Florida or Dallas show as well

How come when it's Pearl Jam it's "bots" but with Oasis it's "people"?

I think people say "bots" when they don't get tickets, but system works fine if they do.

I would it's supply and demand, but some want to blame TM or whatever 

YourDirtisMyfood

There is no big tour next year other than this. No Taylor Swift. No Rolling Stones. No Aerosmith retirement tour. No announcements yet from Pearl Jam, The Weeknd, Coldplay for 2025. This is it so far, thus that is partly why the demand is crazy.

igotid88

igotid88 said:

Weston1283 said:

102,051 people ahead of me in the Queue for MetLife Night 1

I think we all underestimated the demand 

SHEESH

Kind of shocked they won’t add a Florida or Dallas show as well

How come when it's Pearl Jam it's "bots" but with Oasis it's "people"?

I guess cause it's only a handful of shows but still 

Weston1283

YourDirtisMyfood said:

There is no big tour next year other than this. No Taylor Swift. No Rolling Stones. No Aerosmith retirement tour. No announcements yet from Pearl Jam, The Weeknd, Coldplay for 2025. This is it so far, thus that is partly why the demand is crazy.

Also, there’s no guarantees to see oasis after this tour. This could easily be a one and done forever kind of deal.

Spiritual_Chaos

igotid88 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

GlowGirl said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

What they lost in no dynamic pricing they gained in soul

I think what they lost out in dynamic pricing they gained in initial higher prices. GA was around $250 with fees at MetLife. Were initial prices that high in Europe before dynamic kicked in?

I think 151 pounds for GA with fees. That's what 180-190 dollars?

But I guess you also have to multiply that price with the "US concert tickets higher price than Europe average"-coefficient

Here were the prices for the general sale:

• Pitch standing - £135 (£151 including fees)
• Seats - Ranges from £65 (£73 including fees) to £185 (£206 including fees)

$198. Is that with fees included?

read the quote in my post? heh

igotid88

Spiritual_Chaos said:

igotid88 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

GlowGirl said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

What they lost in no dynamic pricing they gained in soul

I think what they lost out in dynamic pricing they gained in initial higher prices. GA was around $250 with fees at MetLife. Were initial prices that high in Europe before dynamic kicked in?

I think 151 pounds for GA with fees. That's what 180-190 dollars?

But I guess you also have to multiply that price with the "US concert tickets higher price than Europe average"-coefficient

Here were the prices for the general sale:

• Pitch standing - £135 (£151 including fees)
• Seats - Ranges from £65 (£73 including fees) to £185 (£206 including fees)

$198. Is that with fees included?

read the quote in my post? heh

You were under by $8. But I wasn't including fees. 

JP218404

I truly don’t understand why everyone is so shocked.  They were a huge international act that grew while they broke up to even bigger heights of people that never saw them. 

The amount of shows is extremely light imo. 

GlowGirl

JeBurkhardt said:

tschav said:

For Chicago, that's at least 60,000 more individuals than the stadium can hold. Gonna bet at least half that get thought plan to resell

I only had 78K ahead of me. So Close! 

I had 30,000 ahead of me in the presale and couldn't get what I wanted.

YourDirtisMyfood

JP218404 said:

I truly don’t understand why everyone is so shocked.  They were a huge international act that grew while they broke up to even bigger heights of people that never saw them. 

The amount of shows is extremely light imo. 

When Guns N’ Roses did the reunion tour originally, it was light in schedule. But when they realized Slash and Axl could get along, they added more dates. They may add more dates when they realize that your brothers can get along.

JP218404

YourDirtisMyfood said:

JP218404 said:

I truly don’t understand why everyone is so shocked.  They were a huge international act that grew while they broke up to even bigger heights of people that never saw them. 

The amount of shows is extremely light imo. 

When Guns N’ Roses did the reunion tour originally, it was light in schedule. But when they realized Slash and Axl could get along, they added more dates. They may add more dates when they realize that your brothers can get along.

Too much money on this.  They will deal.

igotid88

I thought about it but I was worried about the prices. Pearl Jam are one of the few I would have tried if I thought the prices were high. 

arq

Spiritual_Chaos

YourDirtisMyfood said:

JP218404 said:

I truly don’t understand why everyone is so shocked.  They were a huge international act that grew while they broke up to even bigger heights of people that never saw them. 

The amount of shows is extremely light imo. 

When Guns N’ Roses did the reunion tour originally, it was light in schedule. But when they realized Slash and Axl could get along, they added more dates. They may add more dates when they realize that your brothers can get along.

Both Noel and Liam are very productive. I think chances are a ”second” bigger world tour will follow an album. 

Hawk123

Spiritual_Chaos said:

YourDirtisMyfood said:

JP218404 said:

I truly don’t understand why everyone is so shocked.  They were a huge international act that grew while they broke up to even bigger heights of people that never saw them. 

The amount of shows is extremely light imo. 

When Guns N’ Roses did the reunion tour originally, it was light in schedule. But when they realized Slash and Axl could get along, they added more dates. They may add more dates when they realize that your brothers can get along.

Both Noel and Liam are very productive. I think chances are a ”second” bigger world tour will follow an album. 

That would be amazing, they’ve both put out some great solo records and Liam’s songwriting has really improved. Could be a late career gem in them. 

Spiritual_Chaos

Hawk123 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

YourDirtisMyfood said:

JP218404 said:

I truly don’t understand why everyone is so shocked.  They were a huge international act that grew while they broke up to even bigger heights of people that never saw them. 

The amount of shows is extremely light imo. 

When Guns N’ Roses did the reunion tour originally, it was light in schedule. But when they realized Slash and Axl could get along, they added more dates. They may add more dates when they realize that your brothers can get along.

Both Noel and Liam are very productive. I think chances are a ”second” bigger world tour will follow an album. 

That would be amazing, they’ve both put out some great solo records and Liam’s songwriting has really improved. Could be a late career gem in them. 

Noel has also talked about a arena rock album he has written but not yet recorded

Hawk123

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Hawk123 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

YourDirtisMyfood said:

JP218404 said:

I truly don’t understand why everyone is so shocked.  They were a huge international act that grew while they broke up to even bigger heights of people that never saw them. 

The amount of shows is extremely light imo. 

When Guns N’ Roses did the reunion tour originally, it was light in schedule. But when they realized Slash and Axl could get along, they added more dates. They may add more dates when they realize that your brothers can get along.

Both Noel and Liam are very productive. I think chances are a ”second” bigger world tour will follow an album. 

That would be amazing, they’ve both put out some great solo records and Liam’s songwriting has really improved. Could be a late career gem in them. 

Noel has also talked about a arena rock album he has written but not yet recorded

That sounds promising, are you going to any of the shows?