fafy wrote: » Does anyone know why it is, that both MCD & Aikens are “painfully slow“ to release ticket pricing. They announce gigs, then, nada about pricing In many cases, you don’t know, until you are actually buying the tickets. Doesen’t say much about transparency, and i am surprised this practice has never been challenged. I have often checked their twitter pages, and people ask what price is x event, and they are totally ignored.
fafy wrote: » I have often checked their twitter pages, and people ask what price is x event, and they are totally ignored.
fafy wrote: » Does anyone know why it is, that both MCD & Aikens are “painfully slow“ to release ticket pricing. They announce gigs, then, nada about pricing In many cases, you don’t know, until you are actually buying the tickets.
The Nal wrote: » They're relying on peoples excitement at the time of sale to shift tickets. And it works.
greenspurs wrote: » yep. €ddie V€dder ………………. #GrungeIsDead…. Remember when they took on Tick€tma$t€r over ticket prices ? :rolleyes:
chatterbox wrote: » Anyone have a Killers presale code really need to get 2 for xmas pressie
Duffy98 wrote: » MCD The Killers link:https://www.ticketmaster.ie/the-killers-co-dublin-16-06-2020/event/1800576EB3495F5A
mactheknife19 wrote: » So if I go to this link it just takes me to the main page and I can see the ''Happening Now" and a spinning circle. Should there have been an option to buy tickets which them would have required a code. And would anyone have a code to use
phunkadelic wrote: » https://www.ticketmaster.ie/event/1800576EB3495F5A?did=elaserp No code needed
Irish Aris wrote: » Not sure if it has been mentioned already (couldn't find it anything). National Concert Hall's Perspectives Series have an interesting line-up for next year A Winged Victory for the Sullen on 3rd March Laurie Anderson on 28th and 29th March - different show each night Damon Albarn on 31st May and 1st June with new audio visual show (both nights sold-out already unfortunately)
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Exclamation Marc wrote: » Whilst they were never rumoured to tour this new album, don't hold your breath for a tour soon as Coldplay pause touring until they can offer 'environmentally beneficial' concerts that make the tour carbon neutral.
Zardoz wrote: » My buddy said he heard an ad on the radio saying tickets for Cork start at €125 :eek: Stop,Look,Listen,thats way too much.
bureau2009 wrote: » Not familiar with the Marquee in Cork. What are the seating arrangements likely to be for Diana Ross? Can you get near the stage? The Supremes were called "The Supremes" for a reason.
Zardoz wrote: » Its standing with seats at the back and side. Not doubting Dianas credentials but theres no way you can charge top dollar in the Marquee. The sound in there has been getting worse and worse over the years. The sound system is shot .
fafy wrote: » Totally depends on the acts “sound people”, have been at bad, good and stunning gigs- sound wise. The only common denominator, is the acts sound people. Roger Waterssound was stunning in there, and have been at many other gigs there where the sound was excellent.
Zardoz wrote: » Sure the sound engineer can be hugely important but you cant turn a pigs ear into silk. Roger Waters played there 13 years ago ,the sound has deteriorated since then. The speaker system is ancient . The last few gigs I've been there the sound has been terrible for all of them ,in previous years it could be good or bad.
Duffy98 wrote: » Also pure random question has anyone whos going to slipknot recoeve their ticket(s) yet ive only got a standing ticket plus that tacky souvenier card and it hasnt arrived yet wondering if anyone else is in the same boat as myself