Interesting price point for Ride/Charlatans UK at Fillmore: $39.50 plus fees
I would call that a bargain
I would call that a bargain
Just Announced Commentary - 2011 Edition
excontradiction wrote:
All Time Low ticket clusterfuck
only thing i've seen related to this is 930's post on xitter (see below), is there more? how do we know it's a clusterfork if tix don't go on sale until friday?
It's mostly a clusterfuck if you want an Atlantis or 930 ticket. There are too many decision points to be made when tickets go on sale, and by the time you figure out how to buy what you want, whatever you want will be sold out.
If you're happy with ATL lawn seats, that's smooooooth sailing buddy.
If you're happy with ATL lawn seats, that's smooooooth sailing buddy.
Who is All Time Low?
Space wrote:
Who is All Time Low?
let me google that for you...
All Time Low is an American rock band from Towson, Maryland, formed in 2003. Consisting of lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Alex Gaskarth, lead guitarist Jack Barakat, bassist/backing vocalist Zack Merrick, and drummer Rian Dawson, the band took its name from lyrics in the song "Head on Collision" by New Found Glory. The band has consistently done year-long tours, headlined numerous tours, and has appeared at music festivals including Warped Tour, Reading and Leeds, and Soundwave.
Well now I guess I can say I've heard of them. That's the great thing about this forum. You always learn about new bands you hever heard of.
kosmo wrote:kosmo wrote:
Jon Stewart
Daily Show
Feb 12
only on Mondays though
he's still got it. and by "it", i mean whatever he had when he left… it's like he never did leave. nothing new for the haters, so they're going to carry on. i enjoyed his opening rant yesterday on the state of politics in the US.
nkotb wrote:
Look I'm just as nostalgic for the Jon Stewart Daily Show era as the rest, but I kind of think his "reasonable party in the room" schtick didn't exactly age that well, because, unfortunately, they were in fact nazis!
to be fair, he didn't say they weren't nazis, he said they weren't hitler. which is technically true.
i'm a total ticket transferring newbie, so bare with me.. but i'm assuming this TM Fan to Fan transfer process is something that would go to someone random who just happened to be looking for tickets when you post them, or can i transfer to a specific person via this.
based on what i'm reading there is no option to transfer to a friend for these Pearl Jam tickets, only the fan to fan option…
based on what i'm reading there is no option to transfer to a friend for these Pearl Jam tickets, only the fan to fan option…
kosmo wrote:
i'm assuming this TM Fan to Fan transfer process is something that would go to someone random who just happened to be looking for tickets when you post them, or can i transfer to a specific person via this.
your assumption is correct: tickets that are returned are then available to the next rando user who happens to hit the "search for tickets" button at the right lucky moment. no way to funnel them to a specific person.
hutch wrote:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/kraftwerk-announce-2025-north-american-tour-enlist-tony-hawk-for-trailer-watch/ar-AA1vkWFD?ocid=BingNewsSerp
population of portland metropolitan area: 2.5M
population of seattle metropolitan area: 4.0M
population of vancouver metropolitan area: 2.6M
guess which one of these three cities isn't getting a kraftwerk show???
seattle gets skipped way too often, IMHO. i swear that portland gets more tour stops than seattle. and before some wiseguy says "it's all the same market", "just drive to portland or vancouver" - it's a 3+ hour drive to either one.
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But Portland rocks!
hutch wrote:Put a bird on it!
But Portland rocks!
So are you making to Vancouver for Taylor’s last date on the Eras tour
Dejecty-hatch wrote:
So are you making to Vancouver for Taylor’s last date on the Eras tour
it would make me dad of the year with the household pre-teen constituency, unfortunately the budget doesn't allow for such extravagance… if anyone has access to tickets that won't compromise my ability to make my upcoming mortgage payment, please lemme know!
sweetcell wrote:I mean, if you get one less bag of Doritos a week for then next 10 years, you might be able to afford one ticketDejecty-hatch wrote:
So are you making to Vancouver for Taylor’s last date on the Eras tour
it would make me dad of the year with the household pre-teen constituency, unfortunately the budget doesn't allow for such extravagance… if anyone has access to tickets that won't compromise my ability to make my upcoming mortgage payment, please lemme know!
Dejecty-hatch wrote:This also has positive BMI effects.sweetcell wrote:I mean, if you get one less bag of Doritos a week for then next 10 years, you might be able to afford one ticketDejecty-hatch wrote:
So are you making to Vancouver for Taylor’s last date on the Eras tour
it would make me dad of the year with the household pre-teen constituency, unfortunately the budget doesn't allow for such extravagance… if anyone has access to tickets that won't compromise my ability to make my upcoming mortgage payment, please lemme know!
sweetcell wrote:Dejecty-hatch wrote:
So are you making to Vancouver for Taylor’s last date on the Eras tour
it would make me dad of the year with the household pre-teen constituency, unfortunately the budget doesn't allow for such extravagance… if anyone has access to tickets that won't compromise my ability to make my upcoming mortgage payment, please lemme know!
Welp I guess you don’t love your daughter and will have to live with this stain the rest of your life
Some interesting stats
Pollstar predicted the tour would bring in $2.2 billion
Between tickets, travel, outfits and lodging, the average Swiftie spent $1,300 per show, Wp estimated
Stig-hatch wrote:sweetcell wrote:Dejecty-hatch wrote:
So are you making to Vancouver for Taylor’s last date on the Eras tour
it would make me dad of the year with the household pre-teen constituency, unfortunately the budget doesn't allow for such extravagance… if anyone has access to tickets that won't compromise my ability to make my upcoming mortgage payment, please lemme know!
Welp I guess you don’t love your daughter and will have to live with this stain the rest of your life
it's because of the trump economy that i couldn't afford tickets
when biden was at the helm, everything was awesome. now that trump has won, every single aspect of my financial situation is in the toilet. i long for the days of bidenomics!!!
Michigan went 4-0 over Ohio State in football during the Biden era. Might be onto something.
Stig-hatch wrote:sweetcell wrote:Dejecty-hatch wrote:
So are you making to Vancouver for Taylor’s last date on the Eras tour
it would make me dad of the year with the household pre-teen constituency, unfortunately the budget doesn't allow for such extravagance… if anyone has access to tickets that won't compromise my ability to make my upcoming mortgage payment, please lemme know!
Welp I guess you don’t love your daughter and will have to live with this stain the rest of your life
Some interesting stats
Pollstar predicted the tour would bring in $2.2 billion
Between tickets, travel, outfits and lodging, the average Swiftie spent $1,300 per show, Wp estimated
Who are you kidding? It's his son who wanted to go. His daughter is too busy taking care of the reptile.