The inability of fans to get refunds on these 'rescheduled' shows is starting to become a big deal. Will be interesting to see how that plays out going forward.
I know it's a factor for me - I live in Iowa, so the vast majority of shows for me require travel. Between me and all of my ticket buddies/family members who go to shows, we have thousands tied up in forthcoming shows that I likely will not go to if the rescheduled date is not a fit for me. I'd just as soon get a lot of my ticket money refunded for pretty much anything other than PJ at this time. I'm also extremely lucky in that neither my wife or I have lost our jobs - I can't imagine being unemployed and not being able to get a refund on these tickets.
I had 5 trips planned. I got all 5 hotels refunded. 1 flight refunded. 1 flight refund pending. 1 2-year flight voucher. 1 flight isn't accepting cancellations that far out yet. I'm doing pretty good, but if I can't use that voucher that'll sting a bit ($700).
MLB isn't offering refunds yet.
emanon wrote:I think I either need to drink less to become more alert, or more so as not to care.
There aren't going to be any major gatherings like concerts until they have a vaccine for this. Even as this thing peaks and then goes down and we relax the social distancing guidelines a bit they will have to be reinstated as we see peaks and valleys for the next year until there's a vaccine.
cutuphalfdead wrote:There aren't going to be any major gatherings like concerts until they have a vaccine for this. Even as this thing peaks and then goes down and we relax the social distancing guidelines a bit they will have to be reinstated as we see peaks and valleys for the next year until there's a vaccine.
Unfortunately, this.
"The fatal flaw of all revolutionaries is that they know how to tear things down but don't have a f**king clue about how to build anything."
cutuphalfdead wrote:There aren't going to be any major gatherings like concerts until they have a vaccine for this. Even as this thing peaks and then goes down and we relax the social distancing guidelines a bit they will have to be reinstated as we see peaks and valleys for the next year until there's a vaccine.
Unfortunately, this.
yep otherwise just basically scheduling a super-spreading event and not the fun college campus kind
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cutuphalfdead wrote:There aren't going to be any major gatherings like concerts until they have a vaccine for this. Even as this thing peaks and then goes down and we relax the social distancing guidelines a bit they will have to be reinstated as we see peaks and valleys for the next year until there's a vaccine.
Agree, but it's more like 18 months for a vaccine. Anyone telling you less is lying. Not only is 18 months aggressive but they have to manufacture billions of doses.
The organisers of Lollapalooza Paris have just confirmed that the event will take place next year on the weekend of 17/18 July and that Pearl Jam are the first confirmed headliner.
