Trying to buy tickets today for a concert. On sale at 10am. Only one gig in the UK, so very large demand.
Any tips? Nothing is coming up yet (Live Nation).
Is the wisest thing to do to just keep refreshing the page? Do they usually come up before the allotted time? I know City tickets for Wembley you could get in a queue well before the time slot.
So just wondered.
My daughter is trying for is both at the same time too.
They are showing they will have them. The DM site only refers you to Live Nation though.Have you checked if tickets are also available on other ticketing sites too? Like Ticketmaster and See Tickets?
Did. I am in the both the two main ones. Depeche Mode and the Sky Blue Trust.Should have joined a supporters club....
Unless you like really shit bands, of course.Just heard that ticket master are introducing some sort of dynamic pricing structure for gigs, the more popular the tickets are the more it pushes up the price.
Report was a bit short on detail but I think it's fair to say its not good news for gig attendees.
Did someone just call my name?Unless you like really shit bands, of course.
Just heard that ticket master are introducing some sort of dynamic pricing structure for gigs, the more popular the tickets are the more it pushes up the price.
Report was a bit short on detail but I think it's fair to say its not good news for gig attendees.
They already do this over here for some shows and its rife in the US. Its an extension of their platinum tickets which were introduced when there was such a fuss about seatwave and getmein, both ticketmaster companies, ripping people off with high price resale tickets that had never actually been available to the public the first time round.Just heard that ticket master are introducing some sort of dynamic pricing structure for gigs, the more popular the tickets are the more it pushes up the price.
Report was a bit short on detail but I think it's fair to say its not good news for gig attendees.
They already do this over here for some shows and its rife in the US. Its an extension of their platinum tickets which were introduced when there was such a fuss about seatwave and getmein, both ticketmaster companies, ripping people off with high price resale tickets that had never actually been available to the public the first time round.
At the same time the number of tickets on platinum was being increased ticketmaster changed their website to make it pretty difficult, especially if you don't regularly buy tickets, to distinguish between the face value tickets and the platinum tickets. Every time there's a big show which goes on sale if you check social media you'll see posts from people complaining about tickets costing hundreds as they've bought platinum tickets without realising it.
The whole ticketing industry needs reforming but that's unlikely to happen.
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