While it's a great idea and certainly the Stones have been pioneers for stages, it doeasn't make a lot of sense to design and build an entire new stage etc for these mini tours that they do now.
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Having purchased Ronnie's art before, I would recommend getting something that offers the option of him personalizing it for you. Makes sense as a Stones fan and as a lover or art.
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QuoteTopi QuoteJeter1984 A ticket is worth what it sells for. If the ticket(s) you want are available at the price you're willing to pay then you should buy them. That's a different matter than the price of a "Standard Admission" (=face value) ticket. The face value is an arbritrary amount that has little to do with anything. Resale prices are far more reflective of
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A ticket is worth what it sells for. If the ticket(s) you want are available at the price you're willing to pay then you should buy them.
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Quotetreaclefingers QuotePaintMonkeyManBlack Glendale has resale tickets open, not sure if there are non or it just didn't open for NYC for example. the amount of tix true seatgeek is shocking. I don't know why they didn't pick another city...the NHL's Coyote's should have acted like the canary in a coal mine. Toronto would have sold like Vancouver. Roger
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The Cleveland show is one of the best selling of the tour. The odds of their being $450 Pit tickets dropping on TM are slim and I don't feel like checking every day so it made sense.
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QuoteThe Worst. QuoteJeter1984 QuoteBN78 QuoteJeter1984 Vivid Seats has Pit tickets for Cleveland at $790 all fees and taxes included. Jeter, thanks for the tip. Do you what this means (below)?: "Local Pickup, Customer Walk-in. Delivery day of show. Client will be met at venue and walked into the show by representative." They don't send an email link to your phone? Just nev
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QuoteBN78 QuoteJeter1984 Vivid Seats has Pit tickets for Cleveland at $790 all fees and taxes included. Jeter, thanks for the tip. Do you what this means (below)?: "Local Pickup, Customer Walk-in. Delivery day of show. Client will be met at venue and walked into the show by representative." They don't send an email link to your phone? Just never used Vivid before. Thank you
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Vivid Seats has Pit tickets for Cleveland at $790 all fees and taxes included.
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Definitely blocked sightlines due to equiptment at the back of the floor. The seats directily above those are unobstructed.
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QuoteRocky Dijon QuoteJeter1984 Cleveland, for example, first time since 2015, on a Saturday night in June with a new album and the real posibiity that that's the last time they will play there. This is the first Cleveland show since 2002, not 2015. They played Columbus in 2005. No Ohio show since then until now. They played Ohio Stadium in 2015.
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Vivid has slightly lower fees from SH. They openly admit to getting tickets directly from the artist/venue. Many of the hard tickets I have purchased on there, prior to covid, have been marked "comp" with no price for Stones shows.
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Since covid, big name artists have done very well. I don't think we should be surprised that the Stones are selling tickets. Cleveland, for example, first time since 2015, on a Saturday night in June with a new album and the real possibiity that that's the last time they will play there. BTW, Vivid Seats, used it many times and same guarantees as StubHub, has Pit tickets for abou
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QuoteDan QuoteDGA35 I still think that the sections in the lower and upper bowl right beside the stage will go on sale eventually. One thing to mention is BV's 2024 tour page with the venues and capacities. BC Place is listed as 60000 but it's no where near that for concerts. For this concert, capacity is about 47000. Same as all the other venues listed. Just checking attendances
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Quotemgshorr Hi Everyone, I have quick question regarding floor seating: On Seatgeek and Stubhub, Floor Seats listings don't provide actual Seat Numbers. TicketMaster, gives you the EXACT seats you'll be buying in the Floor Sections, which is pretty freakin' important as far as I'm concerned. Am I missing something on SG or SH? Is there a way to know the Seat Number fo
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"Face Value" is an arbitrary number. With the technology available now, you almost have to think of tickets sales as auctions.
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If the Stones don't charge enough for their tickets, then the secondary market will. No sense complaining, a ticket is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.
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Scored row 10 on the catwalk for NJ #2
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Standing, unless you sit on the floor.
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Quotecyclist I'm curious: has anyone ever gotten regular price pit tix during presale or first day of general sale? Seems like all the good regular price tix are held back for much later. Yes, you will likely get Pit tickets at face value if you try hard enough. Floor seats near the catwalk, however, are a tougher find.
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Quotekeefmick The last few tours I have bought pit tickets but am worried about standing that long this go around. I know people like the floor seats right behind the pit. Can someone who likes those seats let me know if a shorter person, 5'8" can see from there, i.e. over the pit people? Thanks! I had floors behind the pit near the catwalk the last time they played MetLife and really
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QuoteDGA35 QuoteMisterDDDD QuoteDGA35 To treacle, babyblue, beasty and others looking at Vancouver tickets. Ticketmaster has a layout of BC Place for tickets. Below the map it says it does not reflect availability of tickets, however, it does look pretty detailed including the layout of the floor with pit, A and B sections and rear general admission. My biggest surprise is that there's s
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QuoteProfessorWolf for those more knowledgeable then myself do you think the postponement of the tour to the fall changes in anyway the possibility of them playing smaller venues? is it more or less likely now? or is it irrelevant? When you're only playing 14/15 shows with a large amount of money guaranteed, I don't see how it makes sense to play anything other than stadiums
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With the guaranteed money the Stones get and the fact they only play 14 shows, it makes almost no sense to play arenas.
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13-15 shows $100M guaranteed money up front
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Hawks fans deserve another franchise type player to replace Kane/Toews
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When you're only playing 14 shows at a time now, which btw I totally understand, more than 2 shows in now city doesn't make sense unless they go the residency route but I can't see them doing that.
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QuoteGfmsoccer Good point. Not a single US show sold out on the last tour here, except the small casino show. They would have better luck going to cities they haven’t hit in years. They probably will play it safe with NYC & LA, but if they did new US cities, here is how my 2023 North America Spring Tour would look like: Vancouver Salt Lake City San Diego Orlando Memphis Kansas City
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How would you suggest artists sell their tickets more competitively? By definition, they are a single seller. Complain about the fees if you want, but we are talking about a fixed number of dates with a fixed number of seats available. It's not like you can mass-produce concert tickets.
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QuoteHairball With only 14 shows per each leg, they will surely return - overpriced tickets, and it's easy money. Not sure when, but evidently they were scouting out venues according to someone who posts here (I think it was sdstonesguy?). No new album, same old setlists, no matter to them...they will return. How can something be 'overpriced' if it sells? Is there a cheap
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