Red Mosquito

That's ridiculous. I've heard tix are 4 figures in some places. Crazy shit.

According to Ticketmaster, only 11.8% of the tickets go on the varied price scale, so if you are in the lucky 88.2%, you pay between $60-$400.

liebzz wrote:According to Ticketmaster, only 11.8% of the tickets go on the varied price scale, so if you are in the lucky 88.2%, you pay between $60-$400.

This has basically been the case for quite some time.

$400 is crazy money. Or as Bruce calls it, Easy Money.

Poor man wanna be rich, rich man wanna be king
And a king ain't satisfied till he rules everything

we learned more from a six hundred dollar concert
than we ever learned in school

I paid face. You could toggle off the option to look for "Premium Seats" that had dynamic pricing. There were still several $60-200 tickets available 20 minutes into the verified fan sale.

It's certainly not a good look that the only tickets left for the general on sale are those premium seats though.

People need to be taught supply/demand in school.

Monkey_Driven wrote:I paid face. You could toggle off the option to look for "Premium Seats" that had dynamic pricing. There were still several $60-200 tickets available 20 minutes into the verified fan sale.

It's certainly not a good look that the only tickets left for the general on sale are those premium seats though.

Find me 60 dollar state college tics

i got bugs wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:I paid face. You could toggle off the option to look for "Premium Seats" that had dynamic pricing. There were still several $60-200 tickets available 20 minutes into the verified fan sale.

It's certainly not a good look that the only tickets left for the general on sale are those premium seats though.

Find me 60 dollar state college tics

So, $95 tickets after fees (assuming face value are still available)?

Monkey_Driven wrote:

i got bugs wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:I paid face. You could toggle off the option to look for "Premium Seats" that had dynamic pricing. There were still several $60-200 tickets available 20 minutes into the verified fan sale.

It's certainly not a good look that the only tickets left for the general on sale are those premium seats though.

Find me 60 dollar state college tics

So, $95 tickets after fees (assuming face value are still available)?

The $60 ,ones you speak of

I'll take 95 after fees, that's fine

Everybody I know was stuck in 2000th place in some mysterious online lobby til everything reasonable sold out

The hack is to move to the Midwest where there isn't so much demand for a liberal musician.

Monkey_Driven wrote:The hack is to move to the Midwest where there isn't so much demand for a liberal musician.

True.. its nice in PA being in close proximity to a lot of big spots but in the same sense thryre most in demand

given2trade wrote:People need to be taught supply/demand in school.

Got LI 2 and MSG. Not sure if we’ll do one or both but LI tickets were $59.50 before fees and the MSGs were like $250 each (ugh)

warehouse wrote:

given2trade wrote:People need to be taught supply/demand in school.

I can't imagine there being 500 dollars worth of a demand to see bruce

i got bugs wrote:

warehouse wrote:

given2trade wrote:People need to be taught supply/demand in school.

I can't imagine there being 500 dollars worth of a demand to see bruce

The mass of Springsteen fans are in their 50s and 60s. Disposable income. One last ride. They’ll pay anything.

liebzz wrote:

i got bugs wrote:

warehouse wrote:

given2trade wrote:People need to be taught supply/demand in school.

I can't imagine there being 500 dollars worth of a demand to see bruce

The mass of Springsteen fans are in their 50s and 60s. Disposable income. One last ride. They’ll pay anything.

They've already seen him like 400x but yeah I guess there's a lot of money floating around in sopranoland

liebzz wrote:

i got bugs wrote:

warehouse wrote:

given2trade wrote:People need to be taught supply/demand in school.

I can't imagine there being 500 dollars worth of a demand to see bruce

The mass of Springsteen fans are in their 50s and 60s. Disposable income. One last ride. They’ll pay anything.

60s and 70s at this point. A 60 year old was only 14 when Born to Run was released.