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The Vancouver one we are going to has sold like shit.. lol. When it first went on sale they didn't even sell one side of the lower bowl, and yet didn't even sell out the other half, then opened up the half they never put for sale.. lots of lower bowl tix left.My guess is they'll tarp off the upper deck and give seat upgrades to the cheap seats.Fingers crossed they don't get lowticketsaleacitus.Seems to me they misjudged the size of venue they need.0
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Should have been a small theater tour.www.cluthelee.com0
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I could see Pumpkins/Janes filling arenas but not at Stones prices0
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Dave Navarro out. Long Covid issues still.0
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elvistheking44 said:Dave Navarro out. Long Covid issues still.
ticket sales plus this. Seems like anything else happens they might just pull the plug. I’m already expecting BC to be in a bad mood because of 1/2 full arenas
they still haven’t sold out of the $225 new album box set and there is only 1,333 of them. That pricing for that one isn’t high in the context of super deluxe sets. Nothing is going rightPost edited by Cropduster-80 on0 -
pjl44 said:I could see Pumpkins/Janes filling arenas but not at Stones prices
In Vancouver they aren't charging anywhere near stones prices. For the last Seattle show it was 400usd for the close sections in the wings or 500usd to be in the pit. Our SP tickets for 4th row on the floor were 194 cdn after fees, less than 1/3rd the price
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Pretty bummed about the Dave news. Really looking forward to this tour thoughPittsburgh 2013
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How the hell can JA go without Dave?www.cluthelee.com0
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Cropduster-80 said:elvistheking44 said:Dave Navarro out. Long Covid issues still.0
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Zod said:pjl44 said:I could see Pumpkins/Janes filling arenas but not at Stones prices
In Vancouver they aren't charging anywhere near stones prices. For the last Seattle show it was 400usd for the close sections in the wings or 500usd to be in the pit. Our SP tickets for 4th row on the floor were 194 cdn after fees, less than 1/3rd the price0 -
2-feign-reluctance said:How the hell can JA go without Dave?0
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Zod said:pjl44 said:I could see Pumpkins/Janes filling arenas but not at Stones prices
In Vancouver they aren't charging anywhere near stones prices. For the last Seattle show it was 400usd for the close sections in the wings or 500usd to be in the pit. Our SP tickets for 4th row on the floor were 194 cdn after fees, less than 1/3rd the price
you guys are 60 USD per seat cheaper. That wasn’t any premium seating either. In retrospect clearly it’s too much
however the babysitter charge will be more than that so maybe it’s reasonable, they are actually doing something not just sitting on the couch 🤣Post edited by Cropduster-80 on0 -
Cropduster-80 said:Zod said:pjl44 said:I could see Pumpkins/Janes filling arenas but not at Stones prices
In Vancouver they aren't charging anywhere near stones prices. For the last Seattle show it was 400usd for the close sections in the wings or 500usd to be in the pit. Our SP tickets for 4th row on the floor were 194 cdn after fees, less than 1/3rd the price
you guys are 60 USD per seat cheaper. That wasn’t any premium seating either. In retrospect clearly it’s too muchCrazy. Even at lower prices (you can get upper deck for 60cad), it's not selling well. Except in big markets I'm wonder if the pumpkins should be play small arena or big theatres.I was actually surprised I found people to go. I feel like I'm on my own Island when I tell people I still like the pumpkins.1997 the show was at the same arena in Vancouver and it was sold right out, with a super energetic crowd.0 -
I bought tickets immediately. I think they have gone down/ticket deals etc since then.Honestly I don’t know what the deal is, it was priced about the same as Jack Johnson and he sold out here. I like Jack a lot but unless I’m really out of touch I always thought SP would be at least that big of a draw.
our show is on Monday (doors at 5:30) which doesn’t help but it’s not like it’s only this show that’s strugglingPost edited by Cropduster-80 on0 -
In terms of the first few shows, Nashville and Atlanta are most shockingly not-sold. Looks like what, maybe 25% of seats are sold?2010: Cleveland
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Maybe the economics are such that you can't just book an arena and sell a bunch of GA floor at 60 a pop like you used to. But I can't wrap my head around bands like the Pumpkins and Crowes booking these huge rooms AND selling decent seats for 150-200 on up.
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biz999 said:Cropduster-80 said:elvistheking44 said:Dave Navarro out. Long Covid issues still.0
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makes me glad to catch SP at 7k capacity outdoor venue this past spring. was under 200 all in for 3 tix.great show. bc in a great mood. 2 thumbs up_____________________________________SIGNATURE________________________________________________
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For the Portsmouth VA show this summer, they offered “same day ticket upgrades” for like $20 bucks around 10 am
They then went onto cancel the show at the minute doors were supposed to open
So if you get an email to “upgrade” your seat, I would probably hold off2010: Cleveland
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I’m in a bit of sticker shock on tickets to this. I said yes to going, someone else bought the tickets for me and I said yeah, let’s do the bottom. Really wasn’t thinking but there were $50 in fees and taxes. A full 33% of the ticket price. If I were Billy, I’d say that percentage number amounted to a conspiracy! Yeah, this should have been a smaller venue show. I mean Jack White is huge, and he still just usually books smaller spots.0
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