Red Mosquito

so fan exchange is live - looks like scalpers might be scooping them up? 1 pair for Nashville, then were immediately gone.

and apparently the MSG show doesn't have the rule of "face value"? Tickets are going for over $600.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:and apparently the MSG show doesn't have the rule of "face value"? Tickets are going for over $600.

Theyre back at ticketmaster!

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... rm-954112/

E.H. Ruddock wrote:and apparently the MSG show doesn't have the rule of "face value"? Tickets are going for over $600.

Seems like I remember a couple of venues that they said weren’t beholden to the face value rule due to some state laws or some such.

CT - any updates on Fall N. America dates?

what's the word on the streets?

God damn I am so glad I don’t have to deal with this crap.

96583UP wrote:CT - any updates on Fall N. America dates?

what's the word on the streets?

Chicago, Columbus are the only cities that i’ve heard. Dimi hasn’t chimed in yet. If the tour is in September or October, we won’t even hear legit rumors for a while. US tours aren’t planned this far in advance.

not sure if this is the right place for this but i'm legit worried about show cancellations with everyone's favorite coronavirus at this point.

i'm genuinely not an alarmist about this whole thing, but if we end up all buying into the social distancing thing, a rock concert with thousands of people in the same building will probably be the first thing to get canceled.

i'd be really interested to hear what types of discussions they're having about this.

evenslow wrote:not sure if this is the right place for this but i'm legit worried about show cancellations with everyone's favorite coronavirus at this point.

i'm genuinely not an alarmist about this whole thing, but if we end up all buying into the social distancing thing, a rock concert with thousands of people in the same building will probably be the first thing to get canceled.

i'd be really interested to hear what types of discussions they're having about this.

I dont think its to the point where US dates have to be concerned. I can understand overseas though....

Who knows.

i think europe cancellations are not far-fetched

i think with the U.S. tour only 1 month away and America's love of economic rent-seeking it would take 25% death rate to cancel US shows (not happening)

again the overwhelming majority of deaths are in people over the age of 70 who either smoke, have a pre-existing condition, or live in a place with terrible pollution

96583UP wrote:i think europe cancellations are not far-fetched

i think with the U.S. tour only 1 month away and America's love of economic rent-seeking it would take 25% death rate to cancel US shows (not happening)

The problem is the fucking eurotrash jamily that will be coming over to follow them across the states!

like i said, i'm genuinely not an alarmist about the whole coronavirus. on a separate track, i could definitely see stuff like this getting canceled. i guess we'll see!

Strat wrote:

96583UP wrote:i think europe cancellations are not far-fetched

i think with the U.S. tour only 1 month away and America's love of economic rent-seeking it would take 25% death rate to cancel US shows (not happening)

The problem is the fucking eurotrash jamily that will be coming over to follow them across the states!

Trump will probably shut the border to eurotrash soon

Strat wrote:

evenslow wrote:not sure if this is the right place for this but i'm legit worried about show cancellations with everyone's favorite coronavirus at this point.

i'm genuinely not an alarmist about this whole thing, but if we end up all buying into the social distancing thing, a rock concert with thousands of people in the same building will probably be the first thing to get canceled.

i'd be really interested to hear what types of discussions they're having about this.

I dont think its to the point where US dates have to be concerned. I can understand overseas though....

Who knows.

We will see. It's certainly not outside the realm of possibility this thing could escalate here and lead to cancellations.

That would be so lame. I’m still taking my vacation to Cali though.

If they aren’t considering cancelling, NBA, NHL, or NCAA games, they won’t cancel a concert.

CopperTom wrote:If they aren’t considering cancelling, NBA, NHL, or NCAA games, they won’t cancel a concert.

was wondering about this as well. no talk of cancellations yet.

https://nypost.com/2020/02/28/how-us-ma ... urveballs/

I'd guess there is zero percent chance that the non-Oakland shows get canceled, and maybe one percent chance that Oakland does.

mkay0 wrote:I'd guess there is zero percent chance that the non-Oakland shows get canceled, and maybe one percent chance that Oakland does.

and there's only a 20% chance of that.