LA night 1 complete sell out virtually, 2nd night looks to be 90% sold. Their big markets are doing well.
The only disaster so far looks like Hershey, thats hardly selling.
It's not uncommon for Live Nation to approach a band asking for additional dates once they see how much in demand a tour is going to be, from there it really will be up to the band themselves.
Could they start the tour earlier than planned and add 6-8 more shows? For sure that would still...
His follow up response was
"I know someone at live nation….. this thing is on the table and talked about, but doesn’t mean it will happen…… loads of things are discussed that ends up with nothing……we’ll see"
Maybe he heard that, but it's still very much speculation .
BMO only has a capacity of around 22k for concerts, so yeah not overly large at all.
In the US we are used to paying service feels that high, TM totally rob us blind in that regard lol.
According to a source from the FC
"Live nation rumours has it they will add more cities……due to huge demand in the western part of the continent , that was largely forgotten……
8 shows would be added from August 15 to August 28…….Vancouver, Edmonton, Seattle, Denver would be in the card……..and...
It's obvious they favored some bigger stadium shows in fewer markets expecting people to travel, but this isn't Europe the amount of people that actually leave their state for a show is quite minimal.
Outside of LA they really should have just done arenas in more cities.
There is no...
Hershey is going to need a major boost to even half sell that one.
Boston, Charlotte, Chicago and LA are the shows that look like will completely sell out by weeks end so perhaps Maiden have to simply pick their markets better.
Always possible depending on who brought the tickets, the show is listed as close to a sell out simply because every ticket has been paid for and the band get their money regardless.
Be shocking if half were listed as resales next week though lol
Possibly true, but the amount of people that actually travel out of state for shows in the US is actually pretty small, typically you don't rely on that to push sales. But being the only city in California likely helped.
LA pretty much completely sold out in the pre sales, which is a massive turn around from not being able to sell out the forum last year and moving the second show to Arizona. It's clearly the hits in the setlist that has much greater appeal.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.