Tour Prediction and Speculation Thread [ARCHIVED] Tour • Page 1753

I went to a show last Fri where DOORS were at 9, started at 10. Exhausting.

 

There’s a venue near me that often hosts two shows in one night. The first show will have doors open at 6/7 and end around 10/11. Then doors for the next show open at 11 and the show goes on after midnight. It sounds kinda fun, but I couldn’t fathom staying at a show until like, 2 in the morning lol

 

Observatory?

 

Nailed it!

 

NFL stadium tour, doesn’t play Cleveland or Pittsburgh. Sick…

Baker’s fault

No Baltimore & Cinci too. Leaving out the AFC North.

 

Wow, with Doja Cat as the support act that's a hell of a bill. Definitely looks like they're planning on multiple nights in NYC and Boston

 

MetLife Stadium is in East Rutherford, NJ. Not New York, NY. The disrespect.

 

Tbf half the people who play there don't know that

 

I’m scared to see those ticket prices

 

I guess I'll be presale password person today...
T-Pain presale is WISCANSIN2022

 

Boston, New York, San Francisco, Phoenix, DC are all like that on the admat. Just easier to list the major city.

 

I actually prefer later shows...enjoy getting home from work, going the gym, have dinner, and still be able to walk over to a venue in time to catch a headliner going on at 9:30.

 

What’s our guesses on the prices for The Weeknd?

 

nosebleeds no less than 50

 

With dynamic pricing in effect, I'd say $85-115 for uppers, $150+ for everything else. I highly doubt he charging less than Metallica (considering his massive production and Doja opening), and those are pretty similar to their stadium prices.

 

HA that's very optimistic of you. I'm guessing that even last row of the upper deck will still be $100+ after fees.

 

a man can dream

 

Def jumping on the conspiracy that Diet Coke by Pusha T is a sponsored song now /s

 

Anyone know if Ticketmaster reduces platinum pricing to standard pricing on day of show? Arena show specifically. I know production holds are released close to show

 

They do sometimes

 

Yes, they do. Only show I have worked that kept platinum pricing was Bad Bunny (and people were still buying them after the show started at $300-500!)