Seeing as Elton has now rescheduled his Dublin gigs, might be useful to start a 2023 thread as others might start popping up.
The Commitments - 7th - 19th February (Olympia Theatre)
Elton John - 28th/29th March (3Arena)
Hopefully under €80
Arena tour a little surprising, could easily of done a few outdoor venues like Marlay Park, Malahide or maybe RHK
From €70.95 plus ticketmaster fees.
Wrong time of year for outdoor tour in europe.
plus from logistics perspective it’s either arena run or outdoor festivals run.
wouldn’t be trucking around an arena set up across europe if not using it
No, they couldn't, they've only played here 3 times, always the 3 arena and there's never been demand for even a second night.
Reasonable.
hopefully only a small increase between standing and seating
Under €80 is a relatively good price for a ticket nowadays which is surreal
Would it be the full experience if he didn't do that?
Talos, announced more gigs next March in The Acdademy & Cyprus Avenue, onsale now, new album out last week, his third long player.
tickets are €27 for Cork, and a little more for Dublin.
The Academy tickets sold out fairly fast this morning. Went on sale about 10:05 and all gone by 10:20.
Still available for Dublin
Ah weird. Was showing unavailable for a while this morning so assumed it was sold out
I’d love to know, how, and why this happens, have seen it so many times, its not as if this venue, has a massive capacity, what is it something like 850 ?
Word on the U2 fan sites is that the only U2 gigs for 2023 will be in Las Vegas. The proposed outdoor gigs for 2023 will now be in 2024
Yeah it's an odd one. Not sure what it's about. You'd think it's either sold out or not so not sure why tickets would appear unavailable until sold out.
That of course, assumes the Vegas venue is actually finished, its still under construction !
Got tickets for Blink 182 this morning through the artist presale. Looking forward to it now
Any link to that sale ?
code is WEARECOMING
seems to b only seated tickets left though
Thanks for that, Jesus pricy enough tickets and they have the 'aisle seating' surcharge bollocks
Thankfully got a ticket in Block K only 4 seats in from the Aisle
Picked up 2 tickets just now.
What's this aisle surcharge? Never heard of that. You pay extra to sit beside an aisle?
Yeah, essentially, did it for Billy Joel in the garden and gotta say, worth the extra money.
'Aisle Seating
Choose from the best available Aisle seats and enjoy the convenience of easy access to refreshments, restrooms and venue exits. Aisle Seating means each and any of the first two seats located next to the aisle at either end of each row. Please note, this means your Aisle Seating allocation may or may not be the seat directly adjacent to an aisle. Can only be purchased in multiples of 2'
Seems to be a newish thing that promoters have thought up. Most of the time for 3Arena gigs if i was getting 1 ticket id browse and eventually pick up an Aisle seat ticket. Really prefer it more or so for the access as stated in the item discription and youre not sandwiched in the middle of an aisle like a spare prick
Yea, saw them there the last time and it was a good concert but that venue has too many seats and no space for dancing!
Malahide Castle is a great venue for a June concert 👍
MCD pre-sale for Blink182 was absolutely useless. Giving me seated tickets in the back corner of the SSE arena. And sold out within 3 minutes? Hardly.
They clearly try to fob off the worst seats on the actual fans who use the presale.
There will be hardly any tickets left for the General sale, demand is very high for the reunion.
You should be able to pick up better seats down the line though.
Jesus, do they really put all tix for sale on the pre-sale? In the past there were only some percentage allocated to the pre-sale.
Edit: looks like only a selection of tix on pre-sale. Just purchases Iron Maiden in ps, plenty of tix inc standing through MCD pre-sale, but only a few with 3plus
In the last while promoters/artists are putting as many Tickets as presale as possible up to 80/90%. Use to be only a 10-15%
Sometimes it could backfire like wwes clash at the castle in Cardiff where they really fucked up the pricing with the presale
Yes, they often sell all the allocation in presales.
25th in the queue and nothing for Luke Combs.
