The average age in Maiden when they played India in 2008 was barely 50, 51. It was only three years later they were in Jakarta. From that point on, they then never gave these markets any attention at all, not even occasionally. My comment was more about why reunion era Maiden didn't bother with wider parts of Asia, rather than doing it now (that ship has sailed).
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Of course. You, I and others are old timers at Maidenfans.com
I'm sorry, how exactly is this a Maiden management mistake?
I really don't follow your logic here. A festival bought a Maiden appearance and have, for whatever reasons, capped their sales at 50k (and this is a multi day festival by the way). What in the name of Zeuss' butthole (fantastic Nic Cage quote by the way) does that have to do with anything? That's a rather pathetic doom-and-gloom argument on your behalf if you ask me, apologies for me being a bit grumpy today.
People are generally both naive and lack understanding of how these things work. There's the idea of a band that plans a tour, book venues, promote gigs, sells tickets and book transfer and accommodation. Maybe in the era of the "Green Goddess" but not at this scale. You put yourself up in a market and the highest bidder wins. You agree and a contract is signed. The promoter sells tickets using a third party and the deal on who gets what in terms of revenue is under tight NDA on all levels.
Funny they still don't want to announce, it has been 2 months since the last announcement.
Maybe Lightning STRIKESTWICE!!
Some kind of device that makes tickets cheaper?
New job after the Knebworth flop?
