Dark Matter World Tour 2024
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Dbongers said:PJ_Soul said:LostDog_72 said:guruwhistler said:Does anyone know if London has a dedicated Ten club section at the front?
This suggests that by going for option 1, you might get standing or you might get nosebleed seats right at the back. Double lucky dip!
I have to say, after all the excitement if the past few days, I feel really......deflatedSo 10C is more like a golden cirkel/pit idea, the GA is probably for verified fans(and general onsale if any would be left).
Same for NA - it's always like that over here, never the whole floor. GA is definitely 10C tix only when they do that. GA won't be part of the general sale when it's a small pit.
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London show seems like it will be feast or famine. Tons of seated seats and not a lot of GA. Lots of people putting in for GA and then getting seats and needing to sell them. Any maybe having to eat them...This one feels risky if you are GA or bust.0
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josevolution said:I live here in NY good luck getting tickets to MSG! Corporate greed I hope they have the nerve to breakout Green desease at the show!
I look at that seating chart, showing what's available to 10club members, and its not pretty.Take me piece by piece.....
Till there aint nothing left worth taking away from me.....0 -
In Manchester, is it not possible to submit for standing only?I’m not paying that kind of money plus very high travel expenses (due to the very late announcement of the tour) to be seated at a concert. That just ridiculous.Hope I’m wrong?Copenhagen 2007 / Copenhagen 2012 / Amsterdam 1 2014.0
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Poncier said:BF25394 said:Poncier said:BF25394 said:Spiritual_Chaos said:Hawk123 said:Concert tickets have been spiking in price every tour for most big acts, it’s not a gradual increase. I think it’s finally hit my tipping point where I can’t justify travelling to shows
But I paid alooooot less for Rolling Stones in 2022, Taylor Swift this year and Bruce Springsteen last year. And those acts do not have the fan-friendly guise of Pearl Jam. I paid less to sit at the front row of a Bob Dylan show, and his crowd are well-off SAAB-driving intellectuals looking for a nice night out.
Proved that artist has final say, the Platinum and dynamic pricing are approved by the artist, including our boys and Mr. Springsteen and all the rest. They could opt not to participate if they were OK making less money just like Smith did.
Now, I think it's great that you could go see The Cure for less than $100 if you're on a budget, but let's not pretend like there isn't premium pricing here just because it's not explicitly called that. The concept of paying more for sitting closer was the same, it was just distributed more widely across entire sections of the venue at a more balanced rate than PJ Premium, which is limited to smaller sections of the venue but at a far higher cost. At heart, the purpose is the same, even if the exact strategy isn't—sell some seats for a higher cost (because some people are willing to pay those prices) so that you can offer cheaper seats elsewhere.
Personally, I'd rather have a chance at $185 pit tickets to see PJ, even if I ultimately have to settle for $175 tickets further back, then to have to pay $235+ to see them close-ish to the front (again, I appreciate the opportunity for Cure fans to buy cheap tickets way in the back, but that would never be me despite the fact that I'm far from wealthy).Everything has chains...Absolutely nothing's changed. - PJ
“The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” - Albert Camus0 -
walkunafraid said:Poncier said:BF25394 said:Poncier said:BF25394 said:Spiritual_Chaos said:Hawk123 said:Concert tickets have been spiking in price every tour for most big acts, it’s not a gradual increase. I think it’s finally hit my tipping point where I can’t justify travelling to shows
But I paid alooooot less for Rolling Stones in 2022, Taylor Swift this year and Bruce Springsteen last year. And those acts do not have the fan-friendly guise of Pearl Jam. I paid less to sit at the front row of a Bob Dylan show, and his crowd are well-off SAAB-driving intellectuals looking for a nice night out.
Proved that artist has final say, the Platinum and dynamic pricing are approved by the artist, including our boys and Mr. Springsteen and all the rest. They could opt not to participate if they were OK making less money just like Smith did.
Now, I think it's great that you could go see The Cure for less than $100 if you're on a budget, but let's not pretend like there isn't premium pricing here just because it's not explicitly called that. The concept of paying more for sitting closer was the same, it was just distributed more widely across entire sections of the venue at a more balanced rate than PJ Premium, which is limited to smaller sections of the venue but at a far higher cost. At heart, the purpose is the same, even if the exact strategy isn't—sell some seats for a higher cost (because some people are willing to pay those prices) so that you can offer cheaper seats elsewhere.
Personally, I'd rather have a chance at $185 pit tickets to see PJ, even if I ultimately have to settle for $175 tickets further back, then to have to pay $235+ to see them close-ish to the front (again, I appreciate the opportunity for Cure fans to buy cheap tickets way in the back, but that would never be me despite the fact that I'm far from wealthy).jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
josevolution said:walkunafraid said:Poncier said:BF25394 said:Poncier said:BF25394 said:Spiritual_Chaos said:Hawk123 said:Concert tickets have been spiking in price every tour for most big acts, it’s not a gradual increase. I think it’s finally hit my tipping point where I can’t justify travelling to shows
But I paid alooooot less for Rolling Stones in 2022, Taylor Swift this year and Bruce Springsteen last year. And those acts do not have the fan-friendly guise of Pearl Jam. I paid less to sit at the front row of a Bob Dylan show, and his crowd are well-off SAAB-driving intellectuals looking for a nice night out.
Proved that artist has final say, the Platinum and dynamic pricing are approved by the artist, including our boys and Mr. Springsteen and all the rest. They could opt not to participate if they were OK making less money just like Smith did.
Now, I think it's great that you could go see The Cure for less than $100 if you're on a budget, but let's not pretend like there isn't premium pricing here just because it's not explicitly called that. The concept of paying more for sitting closer was the same, it was just distributed more widely across entire sections of the venue at a more balanced rate than PJ Premium, which is limited to smaller sections of the venue but at a far higher cost. At heart, the purpose is the same, even if the exact strategy isn't—sell some seats for a higher cost (because some people are willing to pay those prices) so that you can offer cheaper seats elsewhere.
Personally, I'd rather have a chance at $185 pit tickets to see PJ, even if I ultimately have to settle for $175 tickets further back, then to have to pay $235+ to see them close-ish to the front (again, I appreciate the opportunity for Cure fans to buy cheap tickets way in the back, but that would never be me despite the fact that I'm far from wealthy).Everything has chains...Absolutely nothing's changed. - PJ
“The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” - Albert Camus0 -
walkunafraid said:josevolution said:walkunafraid said:Poncier said:BF25394 said:Poncier said:BF25394 said:Spiritual_Chaos said:Hawk123 said:Concert tickets have been spiking in price every tour for most big acts, it’s not a gradual increase. I think it’s finally hit my tipping point where I can’t justify travelling to shows
But I paid alooooot less for Rolling Stones in 2022, Taylor Swift this year and Bruce Springsteen last year. And those acts do not have the fan-friendly guise of Pearl Jam. I paid less to sit at the front row of a Bob Dylan show, and his crowd are well-off SAAB-driving intellectuals looking for a nice night out.
Proved that artist has final say, the Platinum and dynamic pricing are approved by the artist, including our boys and Mr. Springsteen and all the rest. They could opt not to participate if they were OK making less money just like Smith did.
Now, I think it's great that you could go see The Cure for less than $100 if you're on a budget, but let's not pretend like there isn't premium pricing here just because it's not explicitly called that. The concept of paying more for sitting closer was the same, it was just distributed more widely across entire sections of the venue at a more balanced rate than PJ Premium, which is limited to smaller sections of the venue but at a far higher cost. At heart, the purpose is the same, even if the exact strategy isn't—sell some seats for a higher cost (because some people are willing to pay those prices) so that you can offer cheaper seats elsewhere.
Personally, I'd rather have a chance at $185 pit tickets to see PJ, even if I ultimately have to settle for $175 tickets further back, then to have to pay $235+ to see them close-ish to the front (again, I appreciate the opportunity for Cure fans to buy cheap tickets way in the back, but that would never be me despite the fact that I'm far from wealthy).jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
YourDirtisMyfood said:I'm curious on the fees breakdown. We know the ticket(s) are $175 each. Does it work out that it's $140 per ticket and $35 in taxes/fees to = the $175?0
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In for Dublin, Manchester & Fenway.Good luck people.0
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Well, I’m interested in a dozen or so shows, but will be relying on fan to fan for about 3/4 of them based on the fan club offering. I don’t feel entitled to better options than what is offered but I’m also not going to enter many shows based on these offers. Only the expected highest demand shows.PJ: 2013: London (ON); Buffalo; 2014: Cincinnati; 2016: Sunrise, Miami, Toronto 1-2, Wrigley 2; 2018: London (UK) 1, Milan, Padova, Sea 2, Wrigley 1-2, Fenway 1-2; 2021: SHN, Ohana, Ohana Encore 1-2; 2022: LA 1-2, Phx, Oak 1-2, Fresno, Copenhagen, Hyde Park 1-2; Quebec, Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto; MSG, Camden, Nashville, Louisville, St. Louis, OKC; 2023: St. Paul 1-2, Chicago 1-2; Fort Worth 2; Austin 1-2; 2024: Vancouver 1-2, LV 1-2, LA 1-2, Napa, Barcelona 1-2; Indy; Chicago 1-2; MSG 1-2; Philly 2; Boston 2; Ohana 1-2; 2025: FL 1-2, ATL 1-2, Nash 1-2, Pit 1-2.
EV Solo: 2017 Louisville and Franklin, 2018 Ohana, 2019 Innings Fest, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Dublin and Ohana; 2021 Ohana Friday (from beach) and Saturday; 2022 Earthlings Newark; 2023 Innings Fest and Benoraya 1-2.
Gutted: London 2 2018, Sacramento 2022, Noblesville 20230 -
I'm in for Vegas X2 Fenway X2 and MSG X2 although did anyone else read for MSG you can only win one of the two nights. Obviously just winning one would be huge but thought that was interesting, assuming that one will have the highest demand followed closely by Philly and Seattle. Not looking forward to seeing the StubHub prices for MSG...2016: Telluride, CO
2018: Fenway 1
2021: Sea.Hear.Now
2022: San Diego, MSG, Camden
2023: Ft. Worth 1, Ft. Worth 2, Austin 1, Austin 2
2024: Las Vegas 1, Las Vegas 2, Wrigley 1, Wrigley 2, MSG 1, MSG 2, Philly 2, Fenway 1, Fenway 2
2025: Florida 1, Florida 2, Nashville 1, Nashville 2, Raleigh 1, Raleigh 2, Pittsburgh 1, Pittsburgh 20 -
Does anyone know if we will find out in the 10C ticket confirmation whether we have been allocated GA or Seating section?
Maybe this only applies to the Australian dates, but the FAQs Key Dates section states the below. Hoping this would only apply to your actual seat location and number, if allocated seats and that the confirmation would let you know if you had successfully gotten GA?
Friday, February 16 – Sunday, February 18
• Ten Club Members-Only Presale ticket confirmations will be sent out on a show-by-show basis. Note: Tickets will not show in your Ticketmaster account until all seating assignments are finalized. We will email you instructions on how to view your tickets in your
Ticketmaster account in March (date TBC).
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For most venues they’ve blocked off the far majority of tickets for 10c, which says a lot about the band. Well done. But MSG on the other hand, didn’t give up any of the 100s (outside of 6 o’clock seating). Curious…Post edited by marlonrando on0
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goldrush said:$296.94 for one ticket here in Australia. Fuck me.
I guess I should have put $1 a week in my piggy bank for each of the 524 weeks since they last played here...
Yeah shocked me how much they were. And with 10c tickets, you're as much a chance to get seated tickets to the side than you are in the front of GA (and have to commit to buy a ticket not knowing what you'll get). Ill wait for GA tickets to become available. If i can get a GA ill get a ticket, if i can only get a seat i wont go, not for $300.
For a band that used to complain about tickets being $20 for a show, they're happy to charge $300 and they dont even need the money these days
Edit: I was hoping they'd do a day on the green concertPost edited by Frumpy on0 -
I guess the demand of these shows are going to be high, so the f2f market should be active and I doubt unloading tickets will be a problem. It does suck if you try to sell the worst 10 club seats in the house tho 😒
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Frumpy said:goldrush said:$296.94 for one ticket here in Australia. Fuck me.
I guess I should have put $1 a week in my piggy bank for each of the 524 weeks since they last played here...
Yeah shocked me how much they were. And with 10c tickets, you're as much a chance to get seated tickets to the side than you are in the front of GA (and have to commit to buy a ticket not knowing what you'll get). Ill wait for GA tickets to become available. If i can get a GA ill get a ticket, if i can only get a seat i wont go, not for $300.
For a band that used to complain about tickets being $20 for a show, they're happy to charge $300 and they dont even need the money these days
Edit: I was hoping they'd do a day on the green concert
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I know it seems dramatic to complain about this….. But this system is obviously getting worse and worse right? I feel like not being able to select priority or at least a hometown show, seems kind of insane.I guess if anything, it’s frustrating I can get better seats, for “bigger” bands without being in their fan club. Part of that is the amount of dates maybe, but man….0
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BF25394 said:Frumpy said:goldrush said:$296.94 for one ticket here in Australia. Fuck me.
I guess I should have put $1 a week in my piggy bank for each of the 524 weeks since they last played here...
Yeah shocked me how much they were. And with 10c tickets, you're as much a chance to get seated tickets to the side than you are in the front of GA (and have to commit to buy a ticket not knowing what you'll get). Ill wait for GA tickets to become available. If i can get a GA ill get a ticket, if i can only get a seat i wont go, not for $300.
For a band that used to complain about tickets being $20 for a show, they're happy to charge $300 and they dont even need the money these days
Edit: I was hoping they'd do a day on the green concert
That is part of the reason. I believe the main driver of higher ticket prices is the secondary market. Bands and TM are capturing the revenue generated by sellers like stubhub. TM wants to capture the millions of dollars that is made by resellers. If someone is willing to pay $400 on stubhub, why shouldn't the band get that revenue? That is the value proposition that TM presents to the artist and it is tough for them to say no.0 -
Hi,
I want to go to Barcelona in both nights but I'm not sure what is the best approach to get a good place. My 10c number isn't great and the venue is not huge. I joined the lottery for both nights but I'm really scared to end up with bad tickets and not be able to sell it afterwards... Maybe I should cancel the requests and try the general selling?
Would be great to hear other opinions since im thinking about it for a long time and didn't reach any conclusion.0
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