I had a few hits for the Edmonton show...row 40 floor, top of lower bowl on the side ($166 ea), and mid upper level ($86). I'd pay $86 but those seats were crap...and I'm not paying $166. We'll see what happens with the public sale....and will try hitting up some sales guys I know with expense accounts....but I may be sitting this show out after all.....
I had a few hits for the Edmonton show...row 40 floor, top of lower bowl on the side ($166 ea), and mid upper level ($86). I'd pay $86 but those seats were crap...and I'm not paying $166. We'll see what happens with the public sale....and will try hitting up some sales guys I know with expense accounts....but I may be sitting this show out after all.....
Ditto. I hit on a couple of good seats but let them all go because of the price. No way am I spending $166. What a rip off. I'd rather not go. I hate to say this, but this pricing makes me think that the band is taking advantage of Gord's illness in an effort make money off it. Their tix were definitely not this expensive before. Just last tour I got row 4 on the floor for under $100. Now they are $166?? Brutal.
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I had a few hits for the Edmonton show...row 40 floor, top of lower bowl on the side ($166 ea), and mid upper level ($86). I'd pay $86 but those seats were crap...and I'm not paying $166. We'll see what happens with the public sale....and will try hitting up some sales guys I know with expense accounts....but I may be sitting this show out after all.....
Ditto. I hit on a couple of good seats but let them all go because of the price. No way am I spending $166. What a rip off. I'd rather not go. I hate to say this, but this pricing makes me think that the band is taking advantage of Gord's illness in an effort make money off it. Their tix were definitely not this expensive before. Just last tour I got row 4 on the floor for under $100. Now they are $166?? Brutal.
I was kinda thinking this too but didnt really want to say anymore than I did on my previous post. I love these guys but dare I say Cash Grab?
we need to remember that this is likely their last tour. touring is the money maker for any band nowadays. their crew (not to mention the band) is now out of a big payday cycle every year or so.
But yeah, I won't be paying that price. they just added 4 more shows too. Wonder why no shows in Saskatchewan? that's going to make it even tougher for Winnipeg tickets.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
we need to remember that this is likely their last tour. touring is the money maker for any band nowadays. their crew (not to mention the band) is now out of a big payday cycle every year or so.
But yeah, I won't be paying that price. they just added 4 more shows too. Wonder why no shows in Saskatchewan? that's going to make it even tougher for Winnipeg tickets.
It might not be their last tour. Doctors seem to think Gord probably has several years left. Either way, it is tacky at best to raise ticket prices that much because people are reacting to Gord's illness. They know that they would have trouble selling those tickets if he hadn't announced the tumour. Yeah, second shows added to Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, and what's the 4th again? That's great.... but I still won't pay those ticket prices. I can't afford to. Maybe I'll get a cheap seat? TBH I have spoiled myself with good tix at shows for so long (mainly by buying singles), I find the rafters hard to take. I am not proud of this, but it's true.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I have Pitt 2013 poster to trade if anyone has a pair of Hamilton
Whoa. Maybe wait for the public sale first? Perhaps you won't need to give up that amazing poster!
To me the poster and seeing the hip one last time have the same value. The hip is for me what a lot people are to Pearl jam have to see them One last time
we need to remember that this is likely their last tour. touring is the money maker for any band nowadays. their crew (not to mention the band) is now out of a big payday cycle every year or so.
But yeah, I won't be paying that price. they just added 4 more shows too. Wonder why no shows in Saskatchewan? that's going to make it even tougher for Winnipeg tickets.
It might not be their last tour. Doctors seem to think Gord probably has several years left. Either way, it is tacky at best to raise ticket prices that much because people are reacting to Gord's illness. They know that they would have trouble selling those tickets if he hadn't announced the tumour. Yeah, second shows added to Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, and what's the 4th again? That's great.... but I still won't pay those ticket prices. I can't afford to. Maybe I'll get a cheap seat? TBH I have spoiled myself with good tix at shows for so long (mainly by buying singles), I find the rafters hard to take. I am not proud of this, but it's true.
Edmonton.
they are billing it as their farewell tour. if it turns out that it's not, that would be ULTRA tacky.
yes, he could have several years to LIVE, not to perform. but they are already setting him up with a teleprompter for this tour in case he forgets the words to his songs.
I could see them maybe doing a one off show for charity or in Toronto for NYE or something if Gord was up to it. But full scale? Doesn't sound like it.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
I have Pitt 2013 poster to trade if anyone has a pair of Hamilton
Whoa. Maybe wait for the public sale first? Perhaps you won't need to give up that amazing poster!
To me the poster and seeing the hip one last time have the same value. The hip is for me what a lot people are to Pearl jam have to see them One last time
Fair enough, and I relate to how you feel about the Hip, but you could get the tix AND keep the poster if you just wait until the public sale...
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
we need to remember that this is likely their last tour. touring is the money maker for any band nowadays. their crew (not to mention the band) is now out of a big payday cycle every year or so.
But yeah, I won't be paying that price. they just added 4 more shows too. Wonder why no shows in Saskatchewan? that's going to make it even tougher for Winnipeg tickets.
It might not be their last tour. Doctors seem to think Gord probably has several years left. Either way, it is tacky at best to raise ticket prices that much because people are reacting to Gord's illness. They know that they would have trouble selling those tickets if he hadn't announced the tumour. Yeah, second shows added to Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, and what's the 4th again? That's great.... but I still won't pay those ticket prices. I can't afford to. Maybe I'll get a cheap seat? TBH I have spoiled myself with good tix at shows for so long (mainly by buying singles), I find the rafters hard to take. I am not proud of this, but it's true.
Edmonton.
they are billing it as their farewell tour. if it turns out that it's not, that would be ULTRA tacky.
yes, he could have several years to LIVE, not to perform. but they are already setting him up with a teleprompter for this tour in case he forgets the words to his songs.
I could see them maybe doing a one off show for charity or in Toronto for NYE or something if Gord was up to it. But full scale? Doesn't sound like it.
Oh, they're calling it their farewell tour?? I didn't even notice. In that case, then yeah, it will be their last. Still think the tix are distastefully priced, but that is my problem, obviously.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I had a few hits for the Edmonton show...row 40 floor, top of lower bowl on the side ($166 ea), and mid upper level ($86). I'd pay $86 but those seats were crap...and I'm not paying $166. We'll see what happens with the public sale....and will try hitting up some sales guys I know with expense accounts....but I may be sitting this show out after all.....
Ditto. I hit on a couple of good seats but let them all go because of the price. No way am I spending $166. What a rip off. I'd rather not go. I hate to say this, but this pricing makes me think that the band is taking advantage of Gord's illness in an effort make money off it. Their tix were definitely not this expensive before. Just last tour I got row 4 on the floor for under $100. Now they are $166?? Brutal.
I was kinda thinking this too but didnt really want to say anymore than I did on my previous post. I love these guys but dare I say Cash Grab?
In every market, there's an optimal price for a product, and at that point, supply equals demand (i.e. there are 20,000 people who want to buy tickets at that price, in a venue of 20,000 seats). In the concert industry, thanks to touts, when a show is priced below this dollar value, third-party resellers have the opportunity to restrict supply by buying it up, and resell it for higher, capitalizing on the suboptimal pricing.
To add to this, concerts are experiences with emotional appeal that brings out irrational buying patterns, meaning touts can capitalize even more. Given the emotional appeal of a Tragically Hip tour with Gord Downie fighting cancer, I would bet money that if the price of a ticket was closer to $90, the ratio of scalpers to fans buying tickets would be far higher than it will be with the tickets priced at $166. And then, when you factor in what it would cost fans to re-buy those tickets from scalpers, the average price paid for a ticket would creep close to $166 - most likely, significantly more.
The big difference? At $90 face value per ticket, with most fans spending an average of $166, the band willingly gives away over 40% of their revenue just so that fans (in fact, significantly less of them) are able to spend between $90 and $160 are able to get tickets. A band has no obligation to forgo profit. Bands are businesses, not charitable ventures, much as we'd all like to believe otherwise. So actually, I have no problem with $166 a ticket.
I'd also argue that if Pearl Jam didn't do such a great job of securing such great seats for their fan club, they'd be ripe for a significant ticket price increase too. Even within the fan clubs, each year more and more people complain about losing the ticket lotteries. Know how to increase the ratios of winning the ticket lotteries? Increase the ticket prices: fewer people will apply.
To conclude, I think that the anger related to rising ticket prices is actually best directed at the scalper industry, or the lobbyists of that industry, or the government agents taking handouts to allow that industry to exist, or the concert service providers (i.e. Ticketmaster) talking out of both sides of their mouths: setting up great programs like mandatory Credit Card entry, and then selling those very tickets without that mandatory clause to scalpers - sometimes even before tickets go on sale to the public. With these inequalities in place, I do not blame the bands for wanting to capture the majority of the average ticket prices paid by end customers (i.e. the ones attending the shows).
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Toronto Film Festival 9/11/2007, '08 - Toronto 1 & 2, '09 - Albany 1, '11 - Chicago 1
I had two tickets side of stage row like 10 and went to check out and then ticketbastard said the tickets were no longer verified. I will be in Kingston tickets or no tickets!
Hip tickets have been outrageously expensive since 2007. If I recalled the 2007 arena tour was close to $90, 2009 was over $100 (theatres), 2011 was over $100 and 2013 and 2015 were over $125. Those prices are before service charges.
Also, the band has not billed this anywhere as their last tour. That was the media jumping on.
2003 - June 15 Fargo 2005 - Sept 1 George, Sept 8 Winnipeg 2006 - May 9/10 Toronto, June 26/27 St. Paul, July 22/23 George, Oct 21/22 Mountain View 2007 - Aug 2/5 Chicago 2008 - June 22 Washington, June 24/25 New York 2009 - Aug 21 Toronto, Aug 23/24 Chicago, Sept 21/22 Seattle, Oct 27/28/30/31 Philadelphia 2010 - May 15 Hartford, May 17 Boston, Oct 23/24 Mountain View 2011 - Sept 3/4 Alpine Valley, Sept 11/12 Toronto, Sept 17 Winnipeg, Sept 19 Saskatoon 2012 - Sept 30 Missoula 2013 - July 16 London, July 19 Chicago, Oct 12 Buffalo, Dec 2 Calgary, Dec 4 Vancouver, Dec 6 Seattle 2014 - Oct 16 Detroit, Oct 19 St. Paul, Oct 20 Milwaukee 2015 - Sept 23 (Colbert)/Sept 26, New York 2016 - Apr 28/29 Philadelphia, May 10/12 Toronto, Aug 20/22 Chicago
Hip tickets have been outrageously expensive since 2007. If I recalled the 2007 arena tour was close to $90, 2009 was over $100 (theatres), 2011 was over $100 and 2013 and 2015 were over $125. Those prices are before service charges.
Also, the band has not billed this anywhere as their last tour. That was the media jumping on.
interesting. you are correct. their message says "so we've decided to do another one" and "we'll try to make this tour the best one yet". it certainly implies this is it, but they haven't actually stated that. Although I thought something was said during their press conference, but again, you could be right.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
I had a few hits for the Edmonton show...row 40 floor, top of lower bowl on the side ($166 ea), and mid upper level ($86). I'd pay $86 but those seats were crap...and I'm not paying $166. We'll see what happens with the public sale....and will try hitting up some sales guys I know with expense accounts....but I may be sitting this show out after all.....
Ditto. I hit on a couple of good seats but let them all go because of the price. No way am I spending $166. What a rip off. I'd rather not go. I hate to say this, but this pricing makes me think that the band is taking advantage of Gord's illness in an effort make money off it. Their tix were definitely not this expensive before. Just last tour I got row 4 on the floor for under $100. Now they are $166?? Brutal.
I was kinda thinking this too but didnt really want to say anymore than I did on my previous post. I love these guys but dare I say Cash Grab?
In every market, there's an optimal price for a product, and at that point, supply equals demand (i.e. there are 20,000 people who want to buy tickets at that price, in a venue of 20,000 seats). In the concert industry, thanks to touts, when a show is priced below this dollar value, third-party resellers have the opportunity to restrict supply by buying it up, and resell it for higher, capitalizing on the suboptimal pricing.
To add to this, concerts are experiences with emotional appeal that brings out irrational buying patterns, meaning touts can capitalize even more. Given the emotional appeal of a Tragically Hip tour with Gord Downie fighting cancer, I would bet money that if the price of a ticket was closer to $90, the ratio of scalpers to fans buying tickets would be far higher than it will be with the tickets priced at $166. And then, when you factor in what it would cost fans to re-buy those tickets from scalpers, the average price paid for a ticket would creep close to $166 - most likely, significantly more.
The big difference? At $90 face value per ticket, with most fans spending an average of $166, the band willingly gives away over 40% of their revenue just so that fans (in fact, significantly less of them) are able to spend between $90 and $160 are able to get tickets. A band has no obligation to forgo profit. Bands are businesses, not charitable ventures, much as we'd all like to believe otherwise. So actually, I have no problem with $166 a ticket.
I'd also argue that if Pearl Jam didn't do such a great job of securing such great seats for their fan club, they'd be ripe for a significant ticket price increase too. Even within the fan clubs, each year more and more people complain about losing the ticket lotteries. Know how to increase the ratios of winning the ticket lotteries? Increase the ticket prices: fewer people will apply.
To conclude, I think that the anger related to rising ticket prices is actually best directed at the scalper industry, or the lobbyists of that industry, or the government agents taking handouts to allow that industry to exist, or the concert service providers (i.e. Ticketmaster) talking out of both sides of their mouths: setting up great programs like mandatory Credit Card entry, and then selling those very tickets without that mandatory clause to scalpers - sometimes even before tickets go on sale to the public. With these inequalities in place, I do not blame the bands for wanting to capture the majority of the average ticket prices paid by end customers (i.e. the ones attending the shows).
I agree with most of that but the anger could also be directed towards the people paying stupid amounts for tickets.
I'm not angry though, I can see amazing shows in Calgary on a nightly basis for around $15...and I have trouble justifying paying anything over $60. So I just don't see the big shows much anymore, I've been priced out of the market and I'm OK with that.
I had a few hits for the Edmonton show...row 40 floor, top of lower bowl on the side ($166 ea), and mid upper level ($86). I'd pay $86 but those seats were crap...and I'm not paying $166. We'll see what happens with the public sale....and will try hitting up some sales guys I know with expense accounts....but I may be sitting this show out after all.....
Ditto. I hit on a couple of good seats but let them all go because of the price. No way am I spending $166. What a rip off. I'd rather not go. I hate to say this, but this pricing makes me think that the band is taking advantage of Gord's illness in an effort make money off it. Their tix were definitely not this expensive before. Just last tour I got row 4 on the floor for under $100. Now they are $166?? Brutal.
I was kinda thinking this too but didnt really want to say anymore than I did on my previous post. I love these guys but dare I say Cash Grab?
In every market, there's an optimal price for a product, and at that point, supply equals demand (i.e. there are 20,000 people who want to buy tickets at that price, in a venue of 20,000 seats). In the concert industry, thanks to touts, when a show is priced below this dollar value, third-party resellers have the opportunity to restrict supply by buying it up, and resell it for higher, capitalizing on the suboptimal pricing.
To add to this, concerts are experiences with emotional appeal that brings out irrational buying patterns, meaning touts can capitalize even more. Given the emotional appeal of a Tragically Hip tour with Gord Downie fighting cancer, I would bet money that if the price of a ticket was closer to $90, the ratio of scalpers to fans buying tickets would be far higher than it will be with the tickets priced at $166. And then, when you factor in what it would cost fans to re-buy those tickets from scalpers, the average price paid for a ticket would creep close to $166 - most likely, significantly more.
The big difference? At $90 face value per ticket, with most fans spending an average of $166, the band willingly gives away over 40% of their revenue just so that fans (in fact, significantly less of them) are able to spend between $90 and $160 are able to get tickets. A band has no obligation to forgo profit. Bands are businesses, not charitable ventures, much as we'd all like to believe otherwise. So actually, I have no problem with $166 a ticket.
I'd also argue that if Pearl Jam didn't do such a great job of securing such great seats for their fan club, they'd be ripe for a significant ticket price increase too. Even within the fan clubs, each year more and more people complain about losing the ticket lotteries. Know how to increase the ratios of winning the ticket lotteries? Increase the ticket prices: fewer people will apply.
To conclude, I think that the anger related to rising ticket prices is actually best directed at the scalper industry, or the lobbyists of that industry, or the government agents taking handouts to allow that industry to exist, or the concert service providers (i.e. Ticketmaster) talking out of both sides of their mouths: setting up great programs like mandatory Credit Card entry, and then selling those very tickets without that mandatory clause to scalpers - sometimes even before tickets go on sale to the public. With these inequalities in place, I do not blame the bands for wanting to capture the majority of the average ticket prices paid by end customers (i.e. the ones attending the shows).
I agree with most of that but the anger could also be directed towards the people paying stupid amounts for tickets.
I'm not angry though, I can see amazing shows in Calgary on a nightly basis for around $15...and I have trouble justifying paying anything over $60. So I just don't see the big shows much anymore, I've been priced out of the market and I'm OK with that.
That's a good point too - it's the consumers for letting the emotional appeal take over and losing their sense of value, as well as the touts.
'05 - TO, '06 - TO 1, '08 - NYC 1 & 2, '09 - TO, Chi 1 & 2, '10 - Buffalo, NYC 1 & 2, '11 - TO 1 & 2, Hamilton, '13 - Buffalo, Brooklyn 1 & 2, '15 - Global Citizen, '16 - TO 1 & 2, Chi 2
EV
Toronto Film Festival 9/11/2007, '08 - Toronto 1 & 2, '09 - Albany 1, '11 - Chicago 1
Hip tickets have been outrageously expensive since 2007. If I recalled the 2007 arena tour was close to $90, 2009 was over $100 (theatres), 2011 was over $100 and 2013 and 2015 were over $125. Those prices are before service charges.
Also, the band has not billed this anywhere as their last tour. That was the media jumping on.
interesting. you are correct. their message says "so we've decided to do another one" and "we'll try to make this tour the best one yet". it certainly implies this is it, but they haven't actually stated that. Although I thought something was said during their press conference, but again, you could be right.
Okay, good. Would be nice if this isn't their last tour. I never heard anyone say it was their last either.
Ryan, I was 4th row floor just last year and it wasn't over $100 after service charges, let alone before.
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With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Edmonton gets a second show, and it's a Saturday. I'd be a little pissed if I'd just paid 300+ for a Thursday show Might try again in tomorrow's presale to see if there are any seats too tempting to pass on....but thinking I'm on board with dignin in hoping this lowers demand and there are some cheapies to be had closer to show time. If not, I'm out.
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Edmonton gets a second show, and it's a Saturday. I'd be a little pissed if I'd just paid 300+ for a Thursday show Might try again in tomorrow's presale to see if there are any seats too tempting to pass on....but thinking I'm on board with dignin in hoping this lowers demand and there are some cheapies to be had closer to show time. If not, I'm out.
This is my perspective with Vancouver.
I'll try again in the presale'. Then I'll try in the regular sale. If it doesn't happen... well... I guess it wasn't meant to be.
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I love these guys but dare I say Cash Grab?
-Seattle,Wash-Key Arena-9/22/9 -Pemberton,B.C-7/17/16
-Vancouver,B.C-GM Place -9/25/9 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/8/18
-Vancouver,B.C-Pacific Coliseum-9/25/11 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/10/18
-Misoula,MT-Adams Field House-9/30/12 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/4/24
But yeah, I won't be paying that price. they just added 4 more shows too. Wonder why no shows in Saskatchewan? that's going to make it even tougher for Winnipeg tickets.
-EV 8/14/93
Yeah, second shows added to Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, and what's the 4th again? That's great.... but I still won't pay those ticket prices. I can't afford to. Maybe I'll get a cheap seat? TBH I have spoiled myself with good tix at shows for so long (mainly by buying singles), I find the rafters hard to take. I am not proud of this, but it's true.
One last time
they are billing it as their farewell tour. if it turns out that it's not, that would be ULTRA tacky.
yes, he could have several years to LIVE, not to perform. but they are already setting him up with a teleprompter for this tour in case he forgets the words to his songs.
I could see them maybe doing a one off show for charity or in Toronto for NYE or something if Gord was up to it. But full scale? Doesn't sound like it.
-EV 8/14/93
kingston. 6th row floor. section 1. thank you presale. thank-you TTH
To add to this, concerts are experiences with emotional appeal that brings out irrational buying patterns, meaning touts can capitalize even more. Given the emotional appeal of a Tragically Hip tour with Gord Downie fighting cancer, I would bet money that if the price of a ticket was closer to $90, the ratio of scalpers to fans buying tickets would be far higher than it will be with the tickets priced at $166. And then, when you factor in what it would cost fans to re-buy those tickets from scalpers, the average price paid for a ticket would creep close to $166 - most likely, significantly more.
The big difference? At $90 face value per ticket, with most fans spending an average of $166, the band willingly gives away over 40% of their revenue just so that fans (in fact, significantly less of them) are able to spend between $90 and $160 are able to get tickets. A band has no obligation to forgo profit. Bands are businesses, not charitable ventures, much as we'd all like to believe otherwise. So actually, I have no problem with $166 a ticket.
I'd also argue that if Pearl Jam didn't do such a great job of securing such great seats for their fan club, they'd be ripe for a significant ticket price increase too. Even within the fan clubs, each year more and more people complain about losing the ticket lotteries. Know how to increase the ratios of winning the ticket lotteries? Increase the ticket prices: fewer people will apply.
To conclude, I think that the anger related to rising ticket prices is actually best directed at the scalper industry, or the lobbyists of that industry, or the government agents taking handouts to allow that industry to exist, or the concert service providers (i.e. Ticketmaster) talking out of both sides of their mouths: setting up great programs like mandatory Credit Card entry, and then selling those very tickets without that mandatory clause to scalpers - sometimes even before tickets go on sale to the public. With these inequalities in place, I do not blame the bands for wanting to capture the majority of the average ticket prices paid by end customers (i.e. the ones attending the shows).
EV
Toronto Film Festival 9/11/2007, '08 - Toronto 1 & 2, '09 - Albany 1, '11 - Chicago 1
Also, the band has not billed this anywhere as their last tour. That was the media jumping on.
2005 - Sept 1 George, Sept 8 Winnipeg
2006 - May 9/10 Toronto, June 26/27 St. Paul, July 22/23 George, Oct 21/22 Mountain View
2007 - Aug 2/5 Chicago
2008 - June 22 Washington, June 24/25 New York
2009 - Aug 21 Toronto, Aug 23/24 Chicago, Sept 21/22 Seattle, Oct 27/28/30/31 Philadelphia
2010 - May 15 Hartford, May 17 Boston, Oct 23/24 Mountain View
2011 - Sept 3/4 Alpine Valley, Sept 11/12 Toronto, Sept 17 Winnipeg, Sept 19 Saskatoon
2012 - Sept 30 Missoula
2013 - July 16 London, July 19 Chicago, Oct 12 Buffalo, Dec 2 Calgary, Dec 4 Vancouver, Dec 6 Seattle
2014 - Oct 16 Detroit, Oct 19 St. Paul, Oct 20 Milwaukee
2015 - Sept 23 (Colbert)/Sept 26, New York
2016 - Apr 28/29 Philadelphia, May 10/12 Toronto, Aug 20/22 Chicago
-EV 8/14/93
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-EV 8/14/93
I'm not angry though, I can see amazing shows in Calgary on a nightly basis for around $15...and I have trouble justifying paying anything over $60. So I just don't see the big shows much anymore, I've been priced out of the market and I'm OK with that.
EV
Toronto Film Festival 9/11/2007, '08 - Toronto 1 & 2, '09 - Albany 1, '11 - Chicago 1
Ryan, I was 4th row floor just last year and it wasn't over $100 after service charges, let alone before.
Victoria not one of them:(
-Seattle,Wash-Key Arena-9/22/9 -Pemberton,B.C-7/17/16
-Vancouver,B.C-GM Place -9/25/9 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/8/18
-Vancouver,B.C-Pacific Coliseum-9/25/11 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/10/18
-Misoula,MT-Adams Field House-9/30/12 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/4/24
Might try again in tomorrow's presale to see if there are any seats too tempting to pass on....but thinking I'm on board with dignin in hoping this lowers demand and there are some cheapies to be had closer to show time. If not, I'm out.
I am fuel, you are friends, we got the means to make amends
I am lost, I'm no guide, but I'm by your side
I am right by your side.
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London 2013
Ottawa 2016
Boston 1 2018
Boston 2 2018
I'll try again in the presale'. Then I'll try in the regular sale. If it doesn't happen... well... I guess it wasn't meant to be.
I love the band though.