The Official 2026 Tour Rumor Thread

MJ178168 · January 29

Sugar just reunited and made one of the best albums of the 90s (copper blue). Tickets were $40/piece. I’ll take that over trying to get tickets for a larger show that is harder to get tickets and cost an arm and two legs

Bentleyspop · January 30

I've paid $500 face value twice. Both times were for Bruce Springsteen. First time was for Bruce on Broadway. 2nd time was g.a. for the KC show in 2023. Walked in 15 minutes before onstage. Was in the middle of the pit.

Shaindli1 · January 30

I've never seen Bruce and I really want to.

drfox · January 30

mcgruff10 said:

drfox said:

mcgruff10 said:

Jesus Christ. Got in right at two

Wembley queue was insane as well. This was my queue position on Monday

That s crazy. Were you able to secure tickets?

Yes managed to get a better queue position on the presale for the later dates the next day

Get_Right · January 30

MJ178168 said:

Sugar just reunited and made one of the best albums of the 90s (copper blue). Tickets were $40/piece. I’ll take that over trying to get tickets for a larger show that is harder to get tickets and cost an arm and two legs

File under easy listening is also a great record. I have not heard the new music and I saw Sugar on their first two tours. Honestly they were not great live. Might have been the venue (roseland). I will have to give this some thought as I love Webster Hall as a venue. And thank you for affordable tickets.

MJ178168 · January 30

Get_Right said:

MJ178168 said:

Sugar just reunited and made one of the best albums of the 90s (copper blue). Tickets were $40/piece. I’ll take that over trying to get tickets for a larger show that is harder to get tickets and cost an arm and two legs

File under easy listening is also a great record. I have not heard the new music and I saw Sugar on their first two tours. Honestly they were not great live. Might have been the venue (roseland). I will have to give this some thought as I love Webster Hall as a venue. And thank you for affordable tickets.

Completely agree on FUEL. Great album as well and same with the Beaster EP. I saw them on that tour as well and it was one of the loudest shows I have been to.

We All Believe · January 30

I paid $600 for TOTD Seattle 1, and was so far away I might as well have been in Abderdeen lol, but it was worth every penny.

Got lucky with night 2, still upstairs but half as much and was dead-center.

For TOTD at MSG, my original seats were in the last row of the first section, stage right, face value.

On my phone from those seats, I bought 2 5th-row center from Vivid Seats for $500 each, and had to go across the street to Hotel Pennsylvania and print the tickets, because MSG wasn't accepting e-tickets at the time. The first one didn't scan. The second one did, and my brother stayed inside, so we ended up being fine. Caught one of Matt's wristbands.

Those shows were 5 months after my mom died, and I met Jeff in Seattle and I got to tell him how much these shows meant to me, so it was money well spent.

We All Believe · January 30

I cleared out my bootleg code queue and bought all the DM shows I saw in 2024 (Vegas, Seattle, MSG). Getting the itch for shows again. Not terribly interested in anyone out there at the moment.

deb1211 · January 30

I have spent more than i care to admit on a few shows but the memories have been worth it for me.

RatherStarved · January 30

NGL, was legit excited about 43 new posts.

And, nothing.

Zen23 · January 30

Why isn't anyone stopping this?

on2legs · January 30

With Ticketmaster fees, I paid a little over $1100 for 3 tickets for really good floor seats to see Bruce at Camden Yards in 2024. I took both my sons and Bruce was amazing as usual. It was way more than I wanted to pay but I wanted to make sure they got to see Bruce and we had a great time after seeing Pearl Jam the night before.

pjl44 · January 30

Zen23 said:

Why isn't anyone stopping this?

Because the ratio of people enjoying themselves passing the time to people annoyed by it is like 20:1

JG242853 · January 30

We All Believe said:

I paid $600 for TOTD Seattle 1, and was so far away I might as well have been in Abderdeen lol, but it was worth every penny.

Got lucky with night 2, still upstairs but half as much and was dead-center.

For TOTD at MSG, my original seats were in the last row of the first section, stage right, face value.

On my phone from those seats, I bought 2 5th-row center from Vivid Seats for $500 each, and had to go across the street to Hotel Pennsylvania and print the tickets, because MSG wasn't accepting e-tickets at the time. The first one didn't scan. The second one did, and my brother stayed inside, so we ended up being fine. Caught one of Matt's wristbands.

Those shows were 5 months after my mom died, and I met Jeff in Seattle and I got to tell him how much these shows meant to me, so it was money well spent.

Amazing story. Those TOTD shows were incredible. I only saw the LA Forum show and I'm so grateful I was there. Still need one of the posters.

JeBurkhardt · January 30

MJ178168 said:

Get_Right said:

MJ178168 said:

Sugar just reunited and made one of the best albums of the 90s (copper blue). Tickets were $40/piece. I’ll take that over trying to get tickets for a larger show that is harder to get tickets and cost an arm and two legs

File under easy listening is also a great record. I have not heard the new music and I saw Sugar on their first two tours. Honestly they were not great live. Might have been the venue (roseland). I will have to give this some thought as I love Webster Hall as a venue. And thank you for affordable tickets.

Completely agree on FUEL. Great album as well and same with the Beaster EP. I saw them on that tour as well and it was one of the loudest shows I have been to.

We saw Bob Mould solo electric at a really small venue in St Louis. Really damn loud.

mcgruff10 · January 30

We All Believe said:

I paid $600 for TOTD Seattle 1, and was so far away I might as well have been in Abderdeen lol, but it was worth every penny.

Got lucky with night 2, still upstairs but half as much and was dead-center.

For TOTD at MSG, my original seats were in the last row of the first section, stage right, face value.

On my phone from those seats, I bought 2 5th-row center from Vivid Seats for $500 each, and had to go across the street to Hotel Pennsylvania and print the tickets, because MSG wasn't accepting e-tickets at the time. The first one didn't scan. The second one did, and my brother stayed inside, so we ended up being fine. Caught one of Matt's wristbands.

Those shows were 5 months after my mom died, and I met Jeff in Seattle and I got to tell him how much these shows meant to me, so it was money well spent.

I think I was row 7 on the floor at the garden and got tickets thru the 10c. Hard to believe this was ten years ago; it was an incredible show.

on2legs · January 30

I had ten club tickets on the floor at MSG for ToTD and I remember John McEnroe was right above me and a few rows back in the wings and I was like… the ten club got me better seats than John McEnroe!

JG242853 · January 30

on2legs said:

I had ten club tickets on the floor at MSG for ToTD and I remember John McEnroe was right above me and a few rows back in the wings and I was like… the ten club got me better seats than John McEnroe!

haha hell yea!

pjl44 · January 30

on2legs said:

I had ten club tickets on the floor at MSG for ToTD and I remember John McEnroe was right above me and a few rows back in the wings and I was like… the ten club got me better seats than John McEnroe!

on2legs · January 30

pjl44 said:

on2legs said:

I had ten club tickets on the floor at MSG for ToTD and I remember John McEnroe was right above me and a few rows back in the wings and I was like… the ten club got me better seats than John McEnroe!

You cannot be serious!

😂

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