Tour Announcements & Upcoming Gigs

[a6l6e6x]

Anyone know if there's support on this prodigy tour? Can't see anything online

[When Jokers Attack]

No standing tickets showing for springsteen murrayfield live nation presale

[jump]

27 minutes ago, a6l6e6x said:

Anyone know if there's support on this prodigy tour? Can't see anything online

Jagur Skills is the support at the show I'm going to but they have a different DJs supporting depending on the date and I can't remember who the others are.

[Baggins7]

25 minutes ago, a6l6e6x said:

Anyone know if there's support on this prodigy tour? Can't see anything online

They’ve been switching between Jack Saunders, Jaguar Skills and Rene Lavice

[gingerevans84]

On 7/18/2022 at 5:20 PM, gfa said:

Might look into hitting this place up. Think their last show was at ally pally too - definitely will sell quick!

(just checked, was ally pally supporting sam fender. nevermind!)

will go if its cheap i think 🙂 

£33 with all the usual crap chucked in.

[a6l6e6x]

1 hour ago, jump said:

Jagur Skills is the support at the show I'm going to but they have a different DJs supporting depending on the date and I can't remember who the others are.

See you there, good support that

I'm going as a loner if anyone else is there Thursday and wants a beer. I'll probably arrive half cut

[dotdash79]

 

[gfa]

7 hours ago, gingerevans84 said:

£33 with all the usual crap chucked in.

bit much that, ah well. Hoping some of these aussie acts make it to glasto honestly. Would love to see spacey jane, last dinosaurs, chats etc too

[Suprefan]

For all the Bruce ticket buyers who hesitated on prices. The us of a says hold my beer yet again.

[a6l6e6x]

29 minutes ago, Suprefan said:

For all the Bruce ticket buyers who hesitated on prices. The us of a says hold my beer yet again.

How can anyone afford to go to gigs over there, that is just insane

[Suprefan]

1 hour ago, a6l6e6x said:

How can anyone afford to go to gigs over there, that is just insane

Credit cards are easy to come by. 

[benali]

On 7/19/2022 at 3:55 PM, FloorFiller said:

Shame to see this seemingly selling shite as it’s a fantastic lineup. 

Probably because half of Bristol will be at EOTR that weekend.

[The Nal]

14 hours ago, a6l6e6x said:

How can anyone afford to go to gigs over there, that is just insane

The regular tickets werent that expensive. They love an instant secondary market though. Corporate scalping. 

Bruce tickets on the last tour ended up on Groupon.

[Mouseboy11]

Hoping for Bruce tickets to crop up nearer the time as I can’t afford it at the moment, looks like they’ve sold out straight away though.

[The Nal]

19 minutes ago, Mouseboy11 said:

Hoping for Bruce tickets to crop up nearer the time as I can’t afford it at the moment, looks like they’ve sold out straight away though.

Theres always loads. And for much cheaper too.

[Mouseboy11]

5 minutes ago, The Nal said:

Theres always loads. And for much cheaper too.

Good stuff, the rumoured Ashton Gate date would have been nice but I don’t see why it would have been held back. I’ll probably go for Hyde Park as it’ll have a full day of supports.

[Chef]

38 minutes ago, Mouseboy11 said:

Hoping for Bruce tickets to crop up nearer the time as I can’t afford it at the moment, looks like they’ve sold out straight away though.

I've been to BST a number of times over the years and the only time I have ever paid full price was for the Stones (I wanted to guarantee seeing them, but even then should have taken my own advice and waited) - set an alert on Twickets in the week running up to the show and you'll bag your self one for below face value - especially people buying this far out, personal circumstances change 

[jimmillen]

On 7/18/2022 at 6:54 PM, charlierc said:

They did say that they were about to be announcing dates in the UK and Europe when their long US/Canada shows came out. Roundhouse are saying £25+fees so was legit expecting more tbh.

Just picked up tickets for Manchester in the presale. Something to look forward to in the new year! 😁

[CaledonianGonzo]

Ticketmaster have dynamic pricing on for Murrayfield.  Pit tickets currently about £300 more than I paid for them on Tuesday.

[efcfanwirral]

9 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Ticketmaster have dynamic pricing on for Murrayfield.  Pit tickets currently about £300 more than I paid for them on Tuesday.

is the dynamic pricing for when something has sold out and people have put them on resale?

[efcfanwirral]

1 hour ago, Mouseboy11 said:

Good stuff, the rumoured Ashton Gate date would have been nice but I don’t see why it would have been held back. I’ll probably go for Hyde Park as it’ll have a full day of supports.

That was my logic on it - go to Villa Park the week before Glastonbury (hopefully tickets permitting) for a sub standard experience with no supports and insane bar queues in an older football concourse, or get a day of supports in the open air and get a bit more space for essentially the same price. Never mind the potential for ending up missing Glastonbury because I went to it. Would have to stay over either way so definitely getting more value for money down at Hyde Park. 

Edited July 21, 2022 by efcfanwirral

[CaledonianGonzo]

4 minutes ago, efcfanwirral said:

is the dynamic pricing for when something has sold out and people have put them on resale?

Nope - direct availability rather than secondary market.  Although I've  checked again and they're now labelled as Platinum.

[jannybruck]

Dynamic pricing is still shadowy and Ticketmaster won't fully be transparent about the algorithm involved (it also seems to vary from tour to tour, making things even more incomprehensible), but from what I can gather it's a % allocation of a show that's selling out at a certain rate. So if it's a more popular show, this % allocation is triggered quicker. It also fairly common in the states now for prices to start dropping nearer the time if the show isn't sold out, so they're never really fully fixed - though I've yet to see this for a UK tour.

The artist or promoter almost certainly signs off/approves on dynamic pricing as they're not all like this.

[NorthernSoul52]

Crowded House got  quite mad when they discovered it was happening. 

 

Limited tickets lapsing at Villa Park on AXS still if folks are hunting. 

[Mouseboy11]

1 hour ago, efcfanwirral said:

That was my logic on it - go to Villa Park the week before Glastonbury (hopefully tickets permitting) for a sub standard experience with no supports and insane bar queues in an older football concourse, or get a day of supports in the open air and get a bit more space for essentially the same price. Never mind the potential for ending up missing Glastonbury because I went to it. Would have to stay over either way so definitely getting more value for money down at Hyde Park. 

Yeah exactly, the only thing putting me off slightly is how big the Golden Circle was for Pearl Jam (luckily we were in it but i couldn't afford the £200 odd for bruce)