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5 minutes ago, Evilredzebra said:

Bloody hell I wish I'd gone with Live Nation from the start, that let me straight into a queue. I've got no chance as I'm number 260,000 but if I'd gone with them from the start I reckon I'd have got tickets. Oh well hopefully all the people who've got lucky will be too skint for Glastonbury.

I went with them when I got in the queue to get on ticketmaster, couldn’t join any rooms before 9am just kept giving me error message, then at 9am when tickets went live could - hence my sh*t positions - all 50k up 😣

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1 hour ago, MrBarry465 said:

 

Disagree completely, Oasis did change the landscape.

 

Just a matter of opinion, I suppose. Out of interest, what body of work do you think was unique or groundbreaking?

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2 minutes ago, st dan said:

Still yet to see anything from See or Gigs & Tours? Are they having technical issues? I’ve given up and Ticketmaster now and am hoping the former suddenly springs into action ….

 

Keep saying it on here but it's absolutely mad that their websites have not worked for anyone. They must have a pretty hefty allocation that they have not gone through, which could have just been given to TM to at least sell

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4 minutes ago, st dan said:

Still yet to see anything from See or Gigs & Tours? Are they having technical issues? I’ve given up and Ticketmaster now and am hoping the former suddenly springs into action ….


Tried to open See Tickets at 8.20 and it’s still showing very busy and auto refreshing away 🤦‍♀️

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Just now, Ryan1984 said:

I was on the Sat 2 Aug queue (about 5000). Got through to the booking page in 40/45 mins. Not letting me book any number of tickets on this page.

 

very frustrating- and completely expected- from ticketmaster.

same for manchester... can't book any type of ticket

 

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4 minutes ago, deadash321 said:

Just a heads up - but they are doing 'in demand ticket pricing'. Finally got through to Cardiff but tickets were 'in demand standing' so £360 instead of £150. What a joke!

Is that on Ticket Master?

 

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