Jump to content

patiencepatience

Members
  • Posts

    209
  • Joined

Posts posted by patiencepatience

  1. Desperately want to go to this show. Sold my floor tix. Get covid tested 3x a week for work and can’t afford to fly Delta. Thinking of buying some nose bleeds and posting up with a friend as far away as we can get from the crowds. 

    4 hours ago, gt72 said:

    Was somewhat surprised to see that’s it’s nearly a sellout.When I checked a month or so ago on Ticketmaster it was more like 50/55 percent sold tickets.

    I believe they moved up the stage so that’s less of the stadium is available for seating. Common tactic. My seats were upgraded to floor about a month ago, but alas had to sell 

  2. On 9/22/2019 at 1:28 AM, Bitchisback said:

    Yikes, this is why I don't come to the message boards anymore.  Too many people wallowing in their own misery and negativity.  The band was tight as fuck tonight and Axl was great 90% of the time. They played a 3 hour set and I guarantee everybody there had a killer time.  I'm so psyched I got to see 90% of the show, and i had a great time watching one of the best rock bands of all time deliver an awesome performance.  I feel bad for those who can't find enjoyment in a moment like this.  Meh

    Amen.

    • Like 1
  3. Just now, MaskingApathy said:

    You think they might hand out free tickets at the door tomorrow night if the venue isn't full? Like they did at the Apollo.

    The Apollo show was a Sirius XM invite only concert. No tickets were sold. If anyone was given entry at the door, and not invited, it's bc some of the industry execs that were invited didn't show and Sirius wanted to do the right thing. 

    • Like 1
  4. On 9/20/2019 at 10:12 AM, 818sack said:

    I was at the Black Keys show at the Wiltern last night and this happened to me. The issue wasn’t stubhub’s fault at all. Live Nation/Ticketmaster apparently made all of the tickets non-transferable, “rotating” the bar codes on every ticket so that they didn’t match once they were sold to a third party. Hundreds of people who bought real tickets that people re-sold on stubhub and other third party sites were turned away at the door. Once the set was about to start at 9:15 and they realized the theater was still half empty, they started letting us in. But a whole lot of people had already left by then. Point is, check your tickets to see if they say “non-transferable.” If so, they will do this at the palladium as well, and if you sell tickets and the person who bought yours gets rejected at the door, stubhub will refund the buyer and charge you for the full price of the ticket you listed plus a fee. If you buy on stubhub be prepared for this kind of situation. Maybe even call stubhub customer service first and ask if they have a read on this since it seems like it’s becomming common place with LNTM shows 

     

  5. 2 hours ago, PatrickS77 said:

    You're assuming here. They will not do this show for free. They will be compensated for this show. And it's silly to assume that they won't make extra coin for this show. There is is not someone saying, oh, and by the way, you will do this show because you have a contract with us. That might happen with some newcomer, but certainly not with an act who's last tour grossed 400 mio dollars.

    Of course they are getting paid, as they should. I think you missed my point. 

  6. 16 minutes ago, PatrickS77 said:

    Because that doesn't give them any extra coin. But having a special small show for Citibank will. They are not in the business of doing something for the fans. If you want that, you should go check out Metallica.

    I don't think you understand how the touring business works. This is a Livenation show. When band signs up to tour with them they have to do certain shows. Citi Bank / Livenation have an agreement to deliver concerts to Citi customers to incentivize people to join their bank. GNR likely agreed to do this show when they signed up to do the new legs. It's not like Axl/Slash/Duff had a call on a Monday morning to conspire a way to involve a credit card to get a few extra dollars. I can understand your general feeling that the band could do more for fans (I agree) but try to be reasonable and factor in the realities of the world. 

    • Like 2
  7. Can anyone decipher the parameters of this sale? Does anyone know if Citi members flip their Citi Sound Vault series tickets? I am dying to get to this show (we all are) and I'm based in LA. Wondering if it's worth joining Nightrain for a small small chance at "a limited number of tickets" allocated for members...

    https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/8530062/guns-n-roses-citi-sound-vault-show-hollywood-palladium

    Citi cardmembers who would like to attend the Guns N' Roses Hollywood Palladium show can register to unlock access to tickets via Verified Fan starting today (Sept. 16) and running through Sept. 18 at 10pm PT.

    On Friday (Sept. 20) at 9am PT, fans that have received a unique code will have the chance to search for and use their Citi card to purchase tickets for the performance. Head here to register now and to check out additional information. A limited number of tickets will be allocated exclusively for Nightrain members to purchase via the fan club. 

×
×
  • Create New...