Re: R.I.P. Ten Club Singles (1991-2018)
Posted: Fri December 28, 2018 5:13 am
For a band that was heralded as being all for the fans - this is pretty shit. And my renewal just clocked over....
Yup.Rangi Guy wrote:For a band that was heralded as being all for the fans - this is pretty shit. And my renewal just clocked over....
KD speaks. Preach, brother.Kevin Davis wrote:This is exactly the kind of thinking that leads to firepole-less homes and regular seats at Chicago Cubs games.B wrote:I've always disagreed with the philosophy of the Ten Club being a business that should turn a profit. It would be a lot better if they just let it lose money and used it as promotional.CopperTom wrote:Seems more like the beginning of the end to the 10 Club, rather than Pearl Jam itself. I think, Pearl Jam employs 20+ employees. Some are on the road during tours and in the warehouse otherwise - some are in the warehouse all the time. The band has stated then need to "hit the road" to pay the bills. No 10 Club = less bills = less touring = quasi retirement.
Maybe they'll then have a half-assed fan club by Wonderful Union.
Key word is was. At some point they realized the fan base was a cash cow and it all changed.Rangi Guy wrote:For a band that was heralded as being all for the fans - this is pretty shit. And my renewal just clocked over....
yeah i see this happening.joostone wrote:My guess is that they will redo the whole 10C club, most likely they will outsource it to Livenation.
Like a couple artists already did. U2, Depeche Mode, Springsteen, Taylor Swift and more to follow...
https://www.u2songs.com/news/changes_to ... les_coming
Most will be digital content from now on. Maybe you can get a free 2CD bootleg with your analog subscription.
The irony is delicious, but I would probably prefer this to 10C. At least Live Nation will probably deliver on the things you already paid for.joostone wrote:My guess is that they will redo the whole 10C club, most likely they will outsource it to Livenation.
Like a couple artists already did. U2, Depeche Mode, Springsteen, Taylor Swift and more to follow...
https://www.u2songs.com/news/changes_to ... les_coming
Most will be digital content from now on. Maybe you can get a free 2CD bootleg with your analog subscription.
The way it was set up for the stadium shows, yes, it is hard to get tickets outside of 10C(for face value.)verb_to_trust wrote:I don't really understand being in it for the tickets. Is it really that hard to get Pearl jam tickets? They don't even tour most of the country because they can't sell. Not to mention having 10c Tix means your are around other 10c members and my experience has always been that those people usually suck tremendously.
why are you like thisverb_to_trust wrote:I don't really understand being in it for the tickets. Is it really that hard to get Pearl jam tickets? They don't even tour most of the country because they can't sell. Not to mention having 10c Tix means your are around other 10c members and my experience has always been that those people usually suck tremendously.
Isnt the 10C membership 20 bucks? You are paying alot more than 20 extra if you go through stubhub.Kevin Davis wrote:I haven't been able to get general sale tickets since 2014, and even then I couldn't get them for the show I wanted (Moline) and had to settle for another one (St. Louis). I eventually got Moline tickets from Stubhub, and really enjoyed both shows, but the ticketing piece was a pain.
Their ticket prices are expensive as is, there is no way I could justify them if I had to factor in the additional cost of the 10C membership (which essentially gets you nothing else of value). Not for a band in the twilight of their career who I've already seen multiple times.
Am I wrong?Strat wrote:why are you like thisverb_to_trust wrote:I don't really understand being in it for the tickets. Is it really that hard to get Pearl jam tickets? They don't even tour most of the country because they can't sell. Not to mention having 10c Tix means your are around other 10c members and my experience has always been that those people usually suck tremendously.
Do you get a show every year though? I went to Moline and was on the floor. I don't remember how much the ticket was but it wasn't crazy or anything. If I added up 5 years of ten club membership instead I probably came out ahead.numbers wrote:Isnt the 10C membership 20 bucks? You are paying alot more than 20 extra if you go through stubhub.Kevin Davis wrote:I haven't been able to get general sale tickets since 2014, and even then I couldn't get them for the show I wanted (Moline) and had to settle for another one (St. Louis). I eventually got Moline tickets from Stubhub, and really enjoyed both shows, but the ticketing piece was a pain.
Their ticket prices are expensive as is, there is no way I could justify them if I had to factor in the additional cost of the 10C membership (which essentially gets you nothing else of value). Not for a band in the twilight of their career who I've already seen multiple times.