I’d say the chances of any large scale shows in 2021 are remote at best. Reality is that it will be 2022 before we see shows at the same scale as the Stones. I think it’s possible that mid size shows (small to large theaters) could resume in Fall/Winter 2021. Anything sooner than that feels like wishful thinking at best.
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Not sure if it's relevant, but I spoke to a Ticketmaster representative related to a refund for one of the Stones' show for the postponed tour. AEG has authorized refunds through March 2022. May indicate that they are already operating with 2022 as Plan A. May be nothing, but figured I'd share.
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Quotebye bye johnny QuoteMisterDDDD Playing in Brooklyn on the 19th. $54.99 a carload... was expecting Rolling Stones type pricing Fixed that for you... ; ) Yeah, not doing that..........lmao Standard pricing for drive in, sure (basically $10 a person with kids free), but if it comes to my area at $55 a car, I could buy the DVD three times for that amount. Thanks, but no thanks, at le
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I think something with a way out date in March happened last time when they rescheduled for Mick's procedure. Someone got an email about an outdoor venue for I actually think it was March 2022. In any event, the only thing I think it might indicate is that maybe behind the scenes, they are adjusting the dates, but I do not think March 2022 is an accurate month. Year..................quite
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Quotefloodonthepage I imagine this has happened for other cities too, but a TON of pretty good tickets are now available for Minneapolis...which makes me want to refund the ones I have and upgrade...though I know many would say it's all likely for nothing and that I'll likely be just getting a refund for any ungrade too...it's still a tempting thought. I did this for Nashville.
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QuoteHairball Surprised there's been no announcement regarding either a reschedule or more likely cancellation. Every other band I can think of has taken those steps to either reschedule or cancel, but the Stones seem to be dragging it on and on. Some bands such as ZZ Top have even rescheduled twice! Not sure what the Stones are waiting for...maybe a miracle? Oh well, nice of them to have o
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QuoteMisterDDDD Quotebv I am impressed by the optimists who are ready to tour any time soon, but with the band average age now ticking fast to the 80's, and they all being in the high risk group, we don't really want them out on the road on NYC, LA or any other city. I don't understand why people expect Mick, Keith, Charlie and Ronnie to expose them selves to the virus now, or in
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FYI Biggest item is it sounds like if show isn’t rescheduled within 60 days of May 1st, the 30 day window will open in early July and likely close in early August. Something to monitor if you have tickets still. I would think this would motivate companies to announce rescheduled dates or risk people cashing due to unknown future date.
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks Is anyone hanging on to their tickets for a possible rescheduling for next year. I gave up my tickets for Nashville, but am planning to grab Detroit once announced. Closer to home and already heading to Nashville in 2021 for anniversary.
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QuoteMisterDDDD QuoteStonedInTokyo QuoteMisterDDDD The Stones should consider bringing back their lotus stage to open this new, largest football stadium in the world, lotus stadium being built in China to open in 2022. If The Rolling Stones want to signal to the world how tone deaf they are, then by all means collaborate (on anything) with the Communist Chinese. As for that gaudy Lotus Stadium,
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QuoteStonesSmeth99 With Jagger holding a guitar in that photo, maybe it'll be Miss You.... Sorry in advance, couldn’t help it, it just popped into my head I can hear it now I’ve been staying home so long, I’ve been sleeping all alone, world I miss you!
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QuoteBitchKeepsBitchin I requested a refund about a month ago but never got the refund. So I just checked TM and here is the mew message there. If you want your money back you have to try to resell your ticket? Anyone want to buy my tickets? What a joke! If your event was postponed or rescheduled and you are unable to attend (and resale is enabled for your event), you can sell your tickets t
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Johnson and Johnson eyes 600 million Coronavirus vaccines by early 2021
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With all the challenging news lately, I wanted to share this potential good news, as it is semi-Stones related based on implications. Will post in COVID-19 thread as well.
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QuoteMisterDDDD Nope. The Stones will not only tour again, they will make good on most of the shows currently scheduled. (as long as we are making matter of fact statements that we have no way of knowing)
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Quotebv I am sorry to say that every month every year a tour - the tour - is getting delayed, they, the band, will get the feel of their age every morning, and anyone at that age i.e. mid to later 70's do know that your body does not feel better and better by age. One day one of them might not be too comfortable staying on the road for three months anymore. The virus is a bump in the road
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman PR-man as usual. Bingo!
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Quotebye bye johnny QuoteDougratajczak87 For what it’s worth, a poster on Shidoobee whose friend knows Chuck Leavell said that all of the original cities are in play with plans to reschedule the tour for 2021. That was the extent of what the poster shared. Link to that post?
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For what it’s worth, a poster on Shidoobee whose friend knows Chuck Leavell said that all of the original cities are in play with plans to reschedule the tour for 2021. That was the extent of what the poster shared.
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I still think the payments already received probably have them completing the 15 dates in 2021. Because after all, who wants to return money already paid to you? Beyond that, who knows?
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Quotejumpontopofmebaby I have not tried for any refund yet! Dallas and Nashville is all I hold but they are damn good seats. I am waiting until the end of April to decide for refund or not. I am still hoping for a Sept / Oct tour. Hanging on to my Nashville tickets as well, hoping for either Fall 2020 or Summer 2021. Managed to get great seats for the price point I was interested in.
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QuoteTopi I really can't see Charlie going that far past 80. And yes crholmstrom, you're right. We have been on borrowed time for SO long now. It could all have ended last year (or with Ronnie's cancer in 2017, or with Keith, or with Charlie before). Bless our lucky stars for it even having gone on for this long. I'm perfectly fine with Chicago #2 having possibly been
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Quotebv Quotemakemeburnthecandle BV, As much as it seems unlikely but if the Stones reschedule the tour starting in Sept 2020, would you attend? Tour start in Sept 2020 is just as likely as Keith Richards having a beer at a street restaurant in East Village on Manhattan NYC this week. I hadn't really thought of it before because we've never been in this situation before, but one wou
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QuoteJadedFaded Quoteartedm would be very concerned- Not sure if you have been following but stubhub furloughed as much as 67% of their workforce- Also they recently changed the refund policy to no refund just 120% store credit QuoteJadedFaded I went the Stub Hub route this time, so no refund unless and until the show is cancelled. Oh well... Looks like I may be out a lot of money!
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QuoteHairball Wow that's strange that some shows are offering refunds while others aren't? Double verified...actually triple verified that San Diego is refundable, and indeed it is - after clicking refund request the first day, I opted for the online chat after having doubts. Could take up to 30 days for refund, but it does say "Your order has been canceled" in my account
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QuoteMidnightDevilRambler Just finished chat on Charlotte show. Will get refund in 30 days or less. Got interesting for a while as the tixs had been transferred over and back from my wife's TM account. Tixs in one order, money in the other....that was fun. Now to contact the travel ins folks and get that money back. I'm washing literally my hands of concerts until fall at the e
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Not sure if this is the case, but regarding the economy, the Stones may have benefited from postponing rather than cancelling. They may have had a hard time rebooking and getting their guarantees but perhaps by postponing and keeping the original contract, they maintained their originally contracted guarantees. Probably better for both the promoter and the band given the costs already spent an
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QuoteDREAMTIME I heard that they would like to start with the original Pittsburgh date. If there was any scenario in which it would be planned for 2020, this is likely it if by some chance, health and safety permits. Figure arrival in June for rehearsals, kick off in late June, and finish in late August before football season begins. That being said, I still think 2021 is the way it will
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Quotebv The average revenue i.e. ticket sales per show is USD 10 million so they are currently holding on to 150 million us dollars until the shows are canceled. I don’t know the concert business. Does anyone know if they actually likely have most of the funds or if payments have been made to the band, etc.?
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In regards to Ticketmaster and the promoters, it has to be a massive liquidity issue. With all the cancellations and postponements (without newly confirmed dates), the vast majority of people would cash out due to the uncertainty. If I were to say to you that you will see The Rolling Stones in your town exactly 1 year from the original date, then you feel more comfortable then if I say postpo
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