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Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 12:35 am
by Monkey_Driven
To be fair, it looks like most venues have the majority of the lower bowl for 10c ticket holders. The Kia Forum and a few others are the exception, rather than the rule.
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 1:12 am
by spike
Strat wrote:It ain't the prices, bros. It's the fact that all popular shows - lower bowl tickets are no longer fan club.
Get ready to be seated upper deck
Also the shorter sets and the rote encores. I was pretty bored outside of a mid set run of interesting tunes at the show I saw last year.
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 1:29 am
by given2trade
Strat wrote:given2trade wrote:Really brings new meaning to This Is Not For You.
By This they mean any of the premium lower bowl tickets near the stage.
It's baffling. Or maybe not anymore.
I'm generally fine with rising ticket costs. Fine, that's life shit gets more expensive and they're more than welcome to make more money.
But the searing thing? Premium? Putting fan club in upper deck instead? F that.
I mean, it's pretty hilarious. For the privilege of 25 years in the fan club and $175 a ticket we will seat you near the stage seems pretty fair no? lol.
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 1:29 am
by given2trade
Monkey_Driven wrote:To be fair, it looks like most venues have the majority of the lower bowl for 10c ticket holders. The Kia Forum and a few others are the exception, rather than the rule.
Nobody made them play MSG, etc. And they have NO rows for 10 club, going many sections out. It's not just a 1000 seats but many 1000s. It's so silly.
Bet you ANYTHING the "10% premium pricing" will be in those areas.
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 2:23 am
by 96583UP
i've benefitted from way below market value PJ seats for decades bc of the fan club
very fortunate for it
with the psycho level of inflation and cost of living in the US and retirement savings crisis
if they realized it's finally time in certain high-value markets to charge $8K where they can to corporations so that Boom's family can have a dental plan, i'm fine with it
i sat two rows behind sting one year
sting
i am not that important
sell my shit to some bigwig and fund the roadies' 401K plan match
i'll sit in the back for 2 shows if i need to
bright side? way up top in MSG if you are wasted enough you can start smoking cigarettes and nothing happens
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 2:24 am
by Bammer
The PNW shows are under $200 each and plenty of lower bowl sections in the 10c lottery.
Must be different ($350 a pop?!?!) at other shows I wasn’t looking at. Wow.
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 2:32 am
by Birds in Hell
Bammer wrote:Must be different ($350 a pop?!?!) at other shows I wasn’t looking at. Wow.
Some of those prices being griped about might also be in other currencies, e.g. 220 USD is about 340 AUD.
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 4:19 am
by given2trade
96583UP wrote:i've benefitted from way below market value PJ seats for decades bc of the fan club
very fortunate for it
with the psycho level of inflation and cost of living in the US and retirement savings crisis
if they realized it's finally time in certain high-value markets to charge $8K where they can to corporations so that Boom's family can have a dental plan, i'm fine with it
i sat two rows behind sting one year
sting
i am not that important
sell my shit to some bigwig and fund the roadies' 401K plan match
i'll sit in the back for 2 shows if i need to
bright side? way up top in MSG if you are wasted enough you can start smoking cigarettes and nothing happens
You think Boom and his family don't have decent dental because you cant sit in any section near the stage at $175 a ticket?
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 6:00 pm
by Kevin Davis
Birds in Hell wrote:Bammer wrote:Must be different ($350 a pop?!?!) at other shows I wasn’t looking at. Wow.
Some of those prices being griped about might also be in other currencies, e.g. 220 USD is about 340 AUD.
When I checked on Indianapolis a few days back, it was $695 USD per pair on the low end, $1000 per pair on the high end. They can charge what they want, and I have no 10C seniority grievances (I was in the 10C for one year and thought it was a waste of money), but no concert is worth that amount of money to me. Zero remorse about passing on tickets at that price.
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Fri February 16, 2024 11:42 pm
by greendisease
Just got my ticket confirmed for Melb, Aus and it was US$192 for fan club tickets up the front (Golden Circle).
Guess thats the only gig I'm going to this year yikes

Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Sat February 17, 2024 2:04 am
by 96583UP
given2trade wrote:96583UP wrote:i've benefitted from way below market value PJ seats for decades bc of the fan club
very fortunate for it
with the psycho level of inflation and cost of living in the US and retirement savings crisis
if they realized it's finally time in certain high-value markets to charge $8K where they can to corporations so that Boom's family can have a dental plan, i'm fine with it
i sat two rows behind sting one year
sting
i am not that important
sell my shit to some bigwig and fund the roadies' 401K plan match
i'll sit in the back for 2 shows if i need to
bright side? way up top in MSG if you are wasted enough you can start smoking cigarettes and nothing happens
You think Boom and his family don't have decent dental because you cant sit in any section near the stage at $175 a ticket?
yup
i've been fucking them for years
but it's time to stop
he deserves solid foods
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Sat February 17, 2024 4:28 am
by Bammer
Kevin Davis wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Bammer wrote:Must be different ($350 a pop?!?!) at other shows I wasn’t looking at. Wow.
Some of those prices being griped about might also be in other currencies, e.g. 220 USD is about 340 AUD.
When I checked on Indianapolis a few days back, it was $695 USD per pair on the low end, $1000 per pair on the high end. They can charge what they want, and I have no 10C seniority grievances (I was in the 10C for one year and thought it was a waste of money), but no concert is worth that amount of money to me. Zero remorse about passing on tickets at that price.
$695 after market or through 10c?
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Sat February 17, 2024 5:03 am
by Monkey_Driven
Bammer wrote:Kevin Davis wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Bammer wrote:Must be different ($350 a pop?!?!) at other shows I wasn’t looking at. Wow.
Some of those prices being griped about might also be in other currencies, e.g. 220 USD is about 340 AUD.
When I checked on Indianapolis a few days back, it was $695 USD per pair on the low end, $1000 per pair on the high end. They can charge what they want, and I have no 10C seniority grievances (I was in the 10C for one year and thought it was a waste of money), but no concert is worth that amount of money to me. Zero remorse about passing on tickets at that price.
$695 after market or through 10c?
After market. There are no 10c tickets available for this show since it is a makeup date.
Re: A statement about PJ tickets
Posted: Sun February 18, 2024 2:53 am
by numbers
Officially cancelled on this. I can’t make jokes about Bruce Springsteen being a big phoney and then pay this kind of money to watch Pearl Jam perform do the evolution without being a giant hypocrite.