There has never been a show in São Paulo at an indoor venue. If one were announced, as was done in Chile or Argentina, it would sell out in seconds.
Really? If that ends up happening I cannot wait to read the press release from Rod, after the original tour announcement:
Rod Smalwood said:
www.itatiaia.com.br
Expected for Brazil, they should have done another night in another part of brazil.
Don't think there is an arena there?
I read it many times on social media but now I've heard it from a reliable source (although I can't ask where he did hear that).
Are you talking about Padova? Because Padova was sold out in the end (not that matters much, since it's half the capacity for San Siro)
Yes, Padova... It didn't look packed to me.
The official boxscore said it was sold out, 37k something if I remember correctly
I've seen 200€ for a ticket, that's crazy high for non-vip sections.
Unless they cancel it the show will happen in Milan anyway. No chance they're moving it around the country.
I live in São Paulo. We don’t have a mid-sized arena, around 20,000 capacity. Venues are either small, up to about 10,000, or stadiums.
Prices are the main reason, I think they overestimated the demand a lot. I'm wondering if they announce shows in Asia and Oceania at all.
But the Italy show stands out. Most stadiums, floor standing is between 90 and 120 euros. Italy, it's almost 200.
"Due to logistical reasons the show in Milan has been moved to ......."
Won't happen no matter what. If Maiden will undersell in a country, they won't visit that country again.
Or maybe they think they should call it a day as a band. Perhaps you’d be happy with that news.
