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It's also a lot of fun. Can't wait to see them again. In 2017 i really thought it was the last time. I looked at jagger intently sadly thinking "this will be the last time I'll see them fit alive". And here we are in 2022 for another round. Can't believe it.Quote
babyblue
Well it is what it is. Expensive
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WhaleIt's also a lot of fun. Can't wait to see them again. In 2017 i really thought it was the last time. I looked at jagger intently sadly thinking "this will be the last time I'll see them fit alive". And here we are in 2022 for another round. Can't believe it.Quote
babyblue
Well it is what it is. Expensive
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Stonesfan62
It's been widely reported in British newspapers this weekend that thousands of tickets remain unsold for the Rolling Stones shows at Hyde Park on June 25 and July 3. It would appear the Rolling Stones need a reality check and realise that not everybody has deep pockets. I have a good friend and massive Stones fan who lives in Liverpool said the same thing is happening there with slow ticket sales. In Britain we are in a cost of living crisis and I can only hope the Stones offer more lucky dips in an attempt to shift some of these unsold tickets.
John Nicholls
The GA-tickets weren't that expensive?
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PaintMonkeyManBlack
Vienna seems a very slow seller. The rest looks good, no problems at all.
that's funny, the other venues seem open to me but every time I check Vienna there's not much left.. maybe I'm seeing things backwards!
its not about the number of blocks but about the number of free seats in the block.
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NashvilleBlues
Odd. I don’t remember anyone predicting sluggish ticket sales. I wonder how many other places this would be the case, and if this makes The Stones more likely to come back to the US soon.
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bitusa2012
Could it also be that the fans know they’ll get the same set list as they got years and years ago? Nothing new to hear apart from perhaps Living in a Ghost Town. So why pay to see the same old same old. Pity. A new album, three or four new tracks and maybe, maybe some (some) of those sitting on the fence might have bought tickets. The Stones bought this on themselves perhaps?
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Topi
I don't know if a new album would have made much of a difference on ticket sales, you have to remember that most patrons at a given show will still be casual fans who are there to hear the greatest hits/warhorses.
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bv
I have seen the Stones live for many years, and all these years, people have said shows are selling slow. It is like a disease, or like a plague. It is like some people enjoy bringing bad news.
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NICOS
Then it's time to sell the rest of the tickets for half the price or more for the poor people amongst us problem is how do you know someone is poor
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bv
I have seen the Stones live for many years, and all these years, people have said shows are selling slow. It is like a disease, or like a plague. It is like some people enjoy bringing bad news.
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All these years? Every tour you went to? That's surprising to hear.
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NashvilleBlues
Odd. I don’t remember anyone predicting sluggish ticket sales. I wonder how many other places this would be the case, and if this makes The Stones more likely to come back to the US soon.