Considering how they are doing sales-wise, they should do what Queen have done on Magic tour...
After everything is sold out, announce one more gig at the end of the tour at Knebworth.
Gutta admit, that would have been quite cool.And arrive there on a private jet flown by Bruce instead of a helicopter.
2100 CZ, approx 83€Does anybody know how much Prague floor ticket was?
Thanks. Thinking about buying one tomorrow. Was planning to do it before new year, but considering how the sales are going...2100 CZ, approx 83€
Better be quick or be dead. I also considered it but decided that Vienna will be my only outdoor gig. Tickets secured for Budapest 2 and Bratislava.Thanks. Thinking about buying one tomorrow. Was planning to do it before new year, but considering how the sales are going...
It's a start fo sho but it makes fuck all difference just now. People who want to resell at ridiculous prices just use Viagogo or Ticombo or whatever. Seems to me that Maiden have limited Ticketmasters own reselling capabilities and that's to be applauded but the other sites are unaffected. And I see no risk in using the other sites. If there was a risk of fans being refused entry with resale tickets then these resale platforms wouldn't exist.It's forcing them off grid if ticket transfers can only be through the original selling platform. You can definitely get higher prices if buyers are happy to do a risky off-site transactions and pay only part through Ticketmaster. It's going to cut down on some of the market if it's harder and more risky to do, though.
Side note, the front row standing ticket for London that I saw on Viagogo yesterday for £8800 is no longer there. Wonder if someone actually bought it. Although there's currently good seats going for a shade under £1000. Get em while they're hot!
Same here!livenation presale has absolutely no front stage tickets. and i was pretty early in the queue, no way they were sold out
Stockholm night #1 is slow.
HeheThat's it, Maiden are over.
I quote myself on Nicko:Nicko doesn't play like a metal drummer nor does sound like one.
Nicko started to play in the mid-late '60s in the jazz/blues scene. The drums kicked in (no pun intended) on him when he heard The Dave Brubeck Quartet and by the age of 14 he was already playing in pubs. When he joined Trust and later Iron Maiden, he wasn't a heavy metal / hard rock drummer, rather a blues rock one.