Yellowcard Band • Page 252

I think they do now a days

 

I don’t hold the whole “final tour” thing against bands that come back. Life goes on. Things change. People change. Circumstances change. If they want to tour, more power to them. As someone who was unable to go to the final tour, I’m fucking psyched.

 

The rise against metro shows sold out during the artist presale. And when the metro and general onsale happened tickets were sold out within seconds of going on sale. Also some of the thrice shows completely sold out during presale a few weeks ago

 

Just FYI the dynamic pricing and fees are not in the bands control. If there's one thing I know about Yellowcard it's that they aren't trying to rip off their fans

 

Agreed, I probably sounded way douchier than I really meant it to sound. I'm stoked they're back, I'd rather have YC in my life than not haha

 

Certain artists definitely are able to turn off dynamic pricing.

 

I thought artists could opt out?

 

$25 ($38 after fees) for 300’s section in Tampa was an instant buy for me. Usually I’d go for pit but I’m okay with chill seats for this.

 

What’s the code?

 

July22

 

Pit secured for Chicago

 

We've got to find a way to take LiveNation/Ticketmaster down. The amount they charge in fees is absolutely insane.

Even adding a few bucks in fees for "print at home" is laughable. Wtf lol.

 

Got my pit for Chicago, price sucks (138 after fees) but at least it's less stressful knowing that I will be at an area that will be closed down and will be closer to the stage.

 

Thanks! For some reason I was thinking it was July23

 

Tickets have been on sale for a preasle for 11 minutes in Chicago and it’s already selling better then sad summer

 

They sold 3k tickets in an hour in Jacksonville William just posted in their discord. New York is sold out and Jersey is almost sold out

 

Balcony sold out for Minneapolis before i could check out but got floor tickets which is fine. I wont complain about $134 for 2 tickets after fees

 

What’s the capacity? If you know.

 

5500

 

Pit tickets for Chicago jumped from 99 to 109 before fees

 

This is pretty wild

 

it's well established that dynamic pricing is something the artist can opt out of

 

I did not know this. Noted. Does this include the ridiculous fees and additional stuff added on at the end of the purchase?

 

Also, YC took like 5 years off. If nothing else, the "final tour" was a signal that it was the last time to see them for a while.

If a band did a final tour and then was back on the road ~4 months later I might feel different/it would seem like more of a cash grab to me.

 

Tour is selling extremely well. Happy for them.