Tour Prediction and Speculation Thread Tour • Page 58

I'm so confused. Back in 2019, Nicki was supposed to do an arena tour with Future as support that got cancelled due to low sales. It was going to hit Barclays Center in Brooklyn and that show was selling terribly.
Now she's apparently big enough to do Barclays AND Madison Square Garden? With no big support announced yet....are people expecting this to sell well?

 

I think maybe they think this post pandemic concert boom will help.

 

Hoping everyone forgot she married a violent rapist.

 

don’t worry her fans did already

 

Rise against it touring way more then I thought they would next year

 

That is a great lineup. I also had no idea there was a band named Charlie Bit My Finger

 

I was there and it was a one of the best shows I've been to.

 

they booked Mustard Plug and The Mustard, but couldnt snag Just Mustard.

 

they said “the highest highs” but didn’t show the lowest lows where they almost got cancelled a year ago or so lol

 

Never been to red rocks and will conveniently be on vacation in Colorado while Sleep Token is there. Anyone have tips for the venue or how much tickets usually are?

 

Not that I care to think too much about All Time Low anymore, but "small venue tickets only available when you also buy a ticket to the amphitheater show" is something I don't think I've seen anyone else do.

 

Portugal The Man did that when they played Forest Hills in 2018 and booked a "club" show at the 1800-capacity Brooklyn Steel. You could only get a ticket to the BK Steel show after purchasing Forest Hills. However, sales were poor so they opened up BK STeel to everyone.

 

Man there needs to be a 30 year anniversary festival...1994 was an epic year of albums: Smash Vitalogy Downward Spiral Superunknown, Definitiely Maybe, Dookie, ill Communication, Purple, Diary, Weezer Blue,


Incredible!

 

Wish that Guster tour was coming closer than St. Louis.

 

yep. in the active rock side of things. they're ass now compared to the old core stuff.

 

poster design made me audibly laugh. well done, band i havent thought of in forever.

 

"CD Release Party" made me chuckle.

 

I forgot the what the service is called but there's a shuttle that leaves from downtown to Red Rocks. I think it's about $50 for the round trip. I went to go see 311 so they were playing 311 and similar bands on the shuttle. You can bring drinks and drink on the shuttle as well.

 

Tickets weren't that much for parcels which was a similarly in demand show. I think like $75 for general admission anywhere in the arena. Normally the first rows are 'allocated' and it depends on the artist how far back the rows go for that portion. The rest is all first come, first served. It's big, giant rock steps and people just fill in as get there. There's plenty of room there to move in and out of the aisles to get drinks etc and I think even at the way back, the sound / view would be fine. You'll also spend a lot of time looking back as well as at the stage, as a lot of artists project stuff onto the rocks at the back of the venue.

Other tips:
1. Someone else mentioned it, but do the shuttle! I did it for Deadmau5 from a local bar and it included a couple of drinks and an appetizer (I'll look up the bar and DM you) and a bus ride there and back. The bus was full of fans and had TV's and was playing deadmau5 music videos to hype you up.
2. If you do the bus, it'll get you there for gates, but that may be dark (I went in the winter - this is May so maybe not). I'm bummed I've missed seeing redrocks in the day. It is a national park after all.
3. If you do the bus, don't wait till the end to get merch. The merch is way out there from where the buses drop you off. We had friends almost miss the last bus rushing over from merch.

 

Appreciate the help!