Dark Matter World Tour 2024

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  • Merkin Baller
    Merkin Baller Posts: 12,781
    Melzombie said:
    I prefer seats at shows. Should I put in for both- seats and GA just to have something? or just seats? I know the odds are higher to get a seat, but what does everyone put that wants a seat? 
    If seats are your preference, just request seats. 

    That way there's no chance of pulling GA tickets you don't want, and you're not taking them away from someone who does want them. 
  • Muffin The Mule
    Muffin The Mule Amersham, Bucks Posts: 511
    I'm now assuming that as I have a charge on my credit card for my 5 choices but no e-mail confirmation after 10 hours that I'm in the ballot?

    Didn't we used to get something in My Tickets to show what we'd applied for and then a Won or Lost depending on the outcome?


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  • matt84
    matt84 Posts: 823
    Electro_UK said:
    So basically if your preference is "standing or I'd rather not be there", you're better off waiting for general sale because chances are you'll end up being assigned a seated ticket instead of a standing, right?
    Yup. It sucks!
  • Melzombie
    Melzombie Charleston, SC Posts: 200
    What are the cities you think are gonna be the hardest to pull any ticket? I know MSG will be challenging. What about Fenway? I remember before the Pandemic, Baltimore was a hard one to get. 
  • CantKeepmedown
    CantKeepmedown Portland, Maine Posts: 3,119
    mr_chatr said:
    Hi All, 

    I am a new PJ Ten Club member.
    I put in a request for 6 shows, which totals to around $US 2700! The shows I requested for are: 
    Chicago New York Philly
    29-Aug31-Aug 03-Sep04-Sep 07-Sep09-Sep

    I wanted to know, in your Ten Club ticket requests experience:
    1. The fact that I requested for the shows, does that mean I will get approved for all the shows? - What are the chances of that happening?
    2. In the past, whenever you requested for multiple shows you picked, did you score tickets for all?
    3. Were the tickets good? Or badly placed tickets?
    4. Do you have any experience with selling those tickets? were they easy to sell off using fan-to-fan ticket transfer?

    Let me know, so that I can make a more informed, and not an emotional decision!
    1. No guarantee you'll get all of them. You might. You might get half. You might get none. Impossible to know
    2. The most I've requested in one tour is 2 shows. I got both. I think I remember one member who got tickets to six shows in one tour. Again, impossible to know.
    3. Depends on your fanclub number. You said you're a new member. So likely a 700xxx+ number? Reserved tickets won't be great. But if you requested GA there's a chance you get that. But I've sat in the upper deck at MSG and still had a blast.  It's the ballparks where there are some truly bad seats with poor sound. 
    4. You shouldn't have much of a problem getting rid of MSG and Philly tickets. Again, your seats might not be great and I guess there could be a challenge in selling a $175 nosebleed ticket. But MSG is always a tough ticket and I'm sure somebody would buy it.  Wrigley it's hard to say without knowing where your seat is.  


  • chukdotcom
    chukdotcom Posts: 757
    JojoRice said:
    runstaples said:
    This is a stupid question, but can I use my credit card for both me and my girlfriend's ticketmaster accounts? She joined the ten club to help our chances in the lottery, but I was hoping to use my credit card for both of us. I'm guessing maybe the married folks might have experience with this. 
    Yes you can.  My wife uses my credit card on her account. 
    Can I use it?
  • chukdotcom
    chukdotcom Posts: 757
    Melzombie said:
    I prefer seats at shows. Should I put in for both- seats and GA just to have something? or just seats? I know the odds are higher to get a seat, but what does everyone put that wants a seat? 
    I'll take whatever GA you don't want...
  • mpedone
    mpedone 540xxx - Manchester, NH Posts: 1,961
    Melzombie said:
    What are the cities you think are gonna be the hardest to pull any ticket? I know MSG will be challenging. What about Fenway? I remember before the Pandemic, Baltimore was a hard one to get. 

    Baltimore in 2020 was on a Saturday, with no shows in Philly or Boston. I think having 2 shows in each of those cities, plus the show being on a Thursday will mitigate demand. That said, I think a lot of people who managed to get tickets in 2020 will want to be there, so demand might be a touch higher than it normally would with this schedule.

    Fenway will probably be easier than most Boston shows, being that it is Sunday-Tuesday, in September, and a big venue.

    MSG is always a tough get, but I think with so many of these Leg 2 shows being weeknights/Sundays after Labor Day, that Saturday show in Philly is going to be a BEAST to get tickets.
    "I'm a lucky man, to count on both hands the [shows I've done]. Some folks just have one, others they got none..."

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  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 31,604
    Ledbetterman10 said:
    Spiritual_Chaos said:
    romannosaint said:
    Tom Petty set an example 




    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WB5RZPCjaBM
    Eddie would've said the same thing back then. Here he is in his 1995 SPIN magazine interview....

    If you have a $55 Rolling Stones ticket and there’s a $3 to $6 service charge, okay. But ours was an $18.50 ticket, and now all of a sudden it’s a $24.00 ticket. That’s not right. I just want people to be able to see our shows. It’s extremely important that it’s available to everyone, that if they’d like to attend they’re able to. Also, when you start having $50 tickets, all of a sudden you’re changing your audience. And that’s a frightening thought, playing only to people that can afford a $50 ticket.

    With inflation, a $50 ticket in 1995 is now $101, which is half of what tickets for the Dark Matter tour cost. 
    Exactly I wonder if he feels the same when he looks around and sees who’s in those platinum seats! He must of forgotten what young Ed was like 
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  • CROJAM95
    CROJAM95 Posts: 10,828
    CantKeepmedown said:
    mr_chatr said:
    Hi All, 

    I am a new PJ Ten Club member.
    I put in a request for 6 shows, which totals to around $US 2700! The shows I requested for are: 
    Chicago New York Philly
    29-Aug31-Aug 03-Sep04-Sep 07-Sep09-Sep

    I wanted to know, in your Ten Club ticket requests experience:
    1. The fact that I requested for the shows, does that mean I will get approved for all the shows? - What are the chances of that happening?
    2. In the past, whenever you requested for multiple shows you picked, did you score tickets for all?
    3. Were the tickets good? Or badly placed tickets?
    4. Do you have any experience with selling those tickets? were they easy to sell off using fan-to-fan ticket transfer?

    Let me know, so that I can make a more informed, and not an emotional decision!
    1. No guarantee you'll get all of them. You might. You might get half. You might get none. Impossible to know
    2. The most I've requested in one tour is 2 shows. I got both. I think I remember one member who got tickets to six shows in one tour. Again, impossible to know.
    3. Depends on your fanclub number. You said you're a new member. So likely a 700xxx+ number? Reserved tickets won't be great. But if you requested GA there's a chance you get that. But I've sat in the upper deck at MSG and still had a blast.  It's the ballparks where there are some truly bad seats with poor sound. 
    4. You shouldn't have much of a problem getting rid of MSG and Philly tickets. Again, your seats might not be great and I guess there could be a challenge in selling a $175 nosebleed ticket. But MSG is always a tough ticket and I'm sure somebody would buy it.  Wrigley it's hard to say without knowing where your seat is.  


    MSG people would buy any ticket 
  • Melzombie
    Melzombie Charleston, SC Posts: 200
    edited February 2024
    mpedone said:
    Melzombie said:
    What are the cities you think are gonna be the hardest to pull any ticket? I know MSG will be challenging. What about Fenway? I remember before the Pandemic, Baltimore was a hard one to get. 

    Baltimore in 2020 was on a Saturday, with no shows in Philly or Boston. I think having 2 shows in each of those cities, plus the show being on a Thursday will mitigate demand. That said, I think a lot of people who managed to get tickets in 2020 will want to be there, so demand might be a touch higher than it normally would with this schedule.

    Fenway will probably be easier than most Boston shows, being that it is Sunday-Tuesday, in September, and a big venue.

    MSG is always a tough get, but I think with so many of these Leg 2 shows being weeknights/Sundays after Labor Day, that Saturday show in Philly is going to be a BEAST to get tickets.
    Ohhhh.. that is right! Baltimore was on a Saturday night and it was the only East Coast city. It was the only lottery I have walked out with nothing. I'm putting in for Fenway. I have never been to Boston and I have always wanted to visit! I'm just not a fan of seeing concerts at baseball stadiums and I will always be an arena gal, but whatever. *fingers crossed I get a decent seat*
  • CROJAM95
    CROJAM95 Posts: 10,828
    Melzombie said:
    mpedone said:
    Melzombie said:
    What are the cities you think are gonna be the hardest to pull any ticket? I know MSG will be challenging. What about Fenway? I remember before the Pandemic, Baltimore was a hard one to get. 

    Baltimore in 2020 was on a Saturday, with no shows in Philly or Boston. I think having 2 shows in each of those cities, plus the show being on a Thursday will mitigate demand. That said, I think a lot of people who managed to get tickets in 2020 will want to be there, so demand might be a touch higher than it normally would with this schedule.

    Fenway will probably be easier than most Boston shows, being that it is Sunday-Tuesday, in September, and a big venue.

    MSG is always a tough get, but I think with so many of these Leg 2 shows being weeknights/Sundays after Labor Day, that Saturday show in Philly is going to be a BEAST to get tickets.
    Ohhhh.. that is right! Baltimore was on a Saturday night and it was the only East Coast city. It was the only lottery I have walked out with nothing. I'm putting in for Fenway. I have never been to Boston and I have always wanted to visit! I'm just not a fan of seeing concerts at baseball stadiums and I will always be an arena gal, but whatever. *fingers crossed I get a decent seat*
    you will have a blast, Boston is one of my favorite cities...Fenway is a fun evening, we all prefer arenas, but the Band brought the GOODS both weekends I went

    see you there
  • josevolution
    josevolution Posts: 31,604
    Does Fenway have GA this time around or seats up front like the last two times they played the stadium? 
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  • NewfieintheUSA
    NewfieintheUSA Posts: 2,416
    josevolution said:
    Does Fenway have GA this time around or seats up front like the last two times they played the stadium? 
    GA
  • il vecchio
    il vecchio Posts: 143
    Hawk123 said:
    il vecchio said:
    Hawk123 said:
    dimitrispearljam said:
    So after alot people wondering about early entry in European shows I think 10c should mention it there is or there is not one. Cos as it seems is not.
    I saw alot of disappointment about it around cos was one of the main benefit to have 10c tickets.
    In Australian shows it mention there is an early entry for golden circle 10c tickets
    Also another thing 10c should help to solve is wrong is the fan to fan ticket sale that give u no right to sell your ticket of u dont have a bank acount in the country of the show. So if u are Canadian and got ticket to USA or German shows fr examble and want to resell your ticket to another fan u can't if u dont have a USA or German bank acount
    I know when u buy tickets u agree to the terms but would be nice 10c to help to solve this issues
    I don’t think the bank account is a requirement anymore. I bought a pair for Chicago last year, couldn’t go and sold them on F2F. I was paid out shortly after the show using Hyperwallet. Maybe the same will apply for other countries. 
    it is specified on the faqs on ticketmaster website, so it is . Where are you from?

    Canada, it might only be a US to Canada arrangement. Here’s the email I received before the payout. 

    Our payout process for cross-border sales has changed. Instead of remitting payment via check, your payment will come from Hyperwallet, a new payment option from PayPal that allows US and Canadian sellers to get paid for cross-border sales.

    We've already confirmed your transaction and payment information, and will start the payment process through Hyperwallet today. 

    You'll receive two emails from Hyperwallet:

    • One email includes a link to activate your account so you can access your payment.
    • The other email includes a link to track the payment status.


    yep, not like this in Europe at all, pretty fucked up

  • mpedone
    mpedone 540xxx - Manchester, NH Posts: 1,961
    Melzombie said:
    mpedone said:
    Melzombie said:
    What are the cities you think are gonna be the hardest to pull any ticket? I know MSG will be challenging. What about Fenway? I remember before the Pandemic, Baltimore was a hard one to get. 

    Baltimore in 2020 was on a Saturday, with no shows in Philly or Boston. I think having 2 shows in each of those cities, plus the show being on a Thursday will mitigate demand. That said, I think a lot of people who managed to get tickets in 2020 will want to be there, so demand might be a touch higher than it normally would with this schedule.

    Fenway will probably be easier than most Boston shows, being that it is Sunday-Tuesday, in September, and a big venue.

    MSG is always a tough get, but I think with so many of these Leg 2 shows being weeknights/Sundays after Labor Day, that Saturday show in Philly is going to be a BEAST to get tickets.
    Ohhhh.. that is right! Baltimore was on a Saturday night and it was the only East Coast city. It was the only lottery I have walked out with nothing. I'm putting in for Fenway. I have never been to Boston and I have always wanted to visit! I'm just not a fan of seeing concerts at baseball stadiums and I will always be an arena gal, but whatever. *fingers crossed I get a decent seat*

    Boston is fun. The city should be fairly quiet from a tourist perspective Monday and Tuesday, but the weather will probably be nice, so it's a good time to be in the city and seeing/doing stuff. Downside is that the seating at Fenway is terrible. You might be in a row by yourself (there is at least one section that has a row that is just one single seat), or behind a pole (very likely, in fact). As noted, though, all four shows they've played there have been great, so it's worth it.
    "I'm a lucky man, to count on both hands the [shows I've done]. Some folks just have one, others they got none..."

    Hartford 10.02.96 | Mansfield 2 09.16.98 | Mansfield 1 08.29.00 | Mansfield 1 07.02.03 | Mansfield 3 07.11.03 | Boston 2 05.25.06 | Tampa 04.11.16 | Fenway 1 08.05.16 | Fenway 2 08.07.16 | Fenway 1 09.02.18 | Fenway 2 09.04.18 | Baltimore 03.28.20 | Hamilton 09.06.22 | Toronto 09.08.22 | Nashville 09.16.22 | St Louis 09.18.22 | Baltimore 09.12.24 | Fenway 1 09.15.24 | Fenway 2 09.17.24

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    He goes to hell, of course. We're going to heaven."
  • JABK
    JABK Finland Posts: 358
    I think it would be fair and transparent to also reveal the prices for the general onsale..then people would have it easier to decide if they go for TC or risk it on the general onsale.
  • nc_jammer1
    nc_jammer1 Posts: 547
    Hawk123 said:
    nc_jammer1 said:
    Another Ten club suggestion.  Use previous member ticket data to reward and place fans in the Pit who have never been.
    Too much work I would assume. This machine is designed to sell as many tickets and as much merch as quickly as possible. 
    Definitely some hi end programming,  but it can be done.  I guess ticketmaster's involvement now is the major roadblock to everything.
  • Gravey1975
    Gravey1975 Posts: 342
    matt84 said:
    Does anyone know when the general sale is for the UK dates (assuming you are successful)?
    General sale or the verified fan sale? You don't need to be lucky to get access to the public sale!

    Based on the dates for the ballot etc, I would say the general public sale will be 23rd and the verified fan presale on 21/22.
  • auntdonut
    auntdonut Posts: 113
    edited February 2024
    mpedone said:
    Melzombie said:
    What are the cities you think are gonna be the hardest to pull any ticket? I know MSG will be challenging. What about Fenway? I remember before the Pandemic, Baltimore was a hard one to get. 

    Baltimore in 2020 was on a Saturday, with no shows in Philly or Boston. I think having 2 shows in each of those cities, plus the show being on a Thursday will mitigate demand. That said, I think a lot of people who managed to get tickets in 2020 will want to be there, so demand might be a touch higher than it normally would with this schedule.

    Fenway will probably be easier than most Boston shows, being that it is Sunday-Tuesday, in September, and a big venue.

    MSG is always a tough get, but I think with so many of these Leg 2 shows being weeknights/Sundays after Labor Day, that Saturday show in Philly is going to be a BEAST to get tickets.
    Hey!
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    🤞Baltimore 2024 - I'M READY TO ROCK-N-                                                                       ROLL!!!

             LET'S GET THIS PARTY STARTED!!!

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