Love_Industry wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 5:06 am
An event for an April 11, 2025 concert at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis was posted on Facebook today, then removed.
The dates are out now. Minneapolis on the 10th but not 11th - possible second night? And it's their first US tour in NINE years. That's the time between High Voltage 1976 and... Fly On the Wall 1985.
Love_Industry wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2024 5:06 am
An event for an April 11, 2025 concert at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis was posted on Facebook today, then removed.
The dates are out now. Minneapolis on the 10th but not 11th - possible second night? And it's their first US tour in NINE years. That's the time between High Voltage 1976 and... Fly On the Wall 1985.
IREEKOFAWESUMNES wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 1:41 pm
no NJ/NY date is wild
perhaps theyre gonna headline a festival here or something...
Playing places like Pittsburgh and Cleveland in May can be a crapshoot. By Memorial Day it should be ok but still. Something tells me you don't book stadiums in April and May unless you already have the summer and fall mapped out.
LouDoo wrote:Neon has to be the most active poster who actually contributes the least, despite all the threads he starts. He has no redeeming value. He's completely useless.
Come on, come on, lovin' for the money
Come on, come on, listen to the money talk
Wiseacre wrote:
Listen, I am 100% self-taught and don’t want to sound arrogant, but Ezrin himself would probably shake my fucking hand for how I managed to put that all together. Anyone who knows anything about music would know that.
Apparently there are no presales for AC/DC, so expect a shit show when tickets go on sale all at once.
However, don't you just love how no prices are ever released until actual tickets are on sale. This is purposeful to make people make spur of the moment decisions rather than being able to carefully consider what they're willing to spend for what types of seats.
Wiseacre wrote:
Listen, I am 100% self-taught and don’t want to sound arrogant, but Ezrin himself would probably shake my fucking hand for how I managed to put that all together. Anyone who knows anything about music would know that.
I'll give you the other four, but this one stumped me. You'd rather see an outside show in the dead of winter?
Spring and Fall. Summer heat is miserable… at least in the lower half of the country… with humidity it’s literally a physical endurance challenge. Brutal. And in the south, powerful thunderstorms are possible every single evening. Awful experience. Especially for the cost.
Now I’m lost. I’ve never seen weather forecasts calling for 50/50 chance of rain every night during the summer.
NeonKnite wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:13 am
Apparently there are no presales for AC/DC, so expect a shit show when tickets go on sale all at once.
However, don't you just love how no prices are ever released until actual tickets are on sale. This is purposeful to make people make spur of the moment decisions rather than being able to carefully consider what they're willing to spend for what types of seats.
You can see the ticket price threshold for each show if you are internet-savvy. Go to the Ticketmaster page for a specific show, RIGHT CLICK and view the page's source code. Then search (CTRL-F) in that page for "priceranges". You'll see the basic face value ranges (before Platinum Ticket increases or Dynamic Pricing).
40oz wrote: ↑Fri Dec 06, 2024 5:51 am
You can see the ticket price threshold for each show if you are internet-savvy. Go to the Ticketmaster page for a specific show, RIGHT CLICK and view the page's source code. Then search (CTRL-F) in that page for "priceranges". You'll see the basic face value ranges (before Platinum Ticket increases or Dynamic Pricing).
Example: Gillette Stadium is $59.50 - $225.
Interesting.
Wiseacre wrote:
Listen, I am 100% self-taught and don’t want to sound arrogant, but Ezrin himself would probably shake my fucking hand for how I managed to put that all together. Anyone who knows anything about music would know that.
Checked out tickets. As expected, anything in the lower-mid bowl is over $200 a ticket after fees.
Upper bowl, over a $100 per ticket after fees.
No thanks, I don't need to see AC/DC on their last legs.
Wiseacre wrote:
Listen, I am 100% self-taught and don’t want to sound arrogant, but Ezrin himself would probably shake my fucking hand for how I managed to put that all together. Anyone who knows anything about music would know that.