Not shocking to see that Um fans will spend that kinda money to watch racists do their thing.Pretty impressive when the average ticket is $250 -$300 each and VIP tickets are $1200 each
Give it a restNot shocking to see that Um fans will spend that kinda money to watch racists do their thing.
Not saying tickets aren't over priced, but the market dictates it and you some experiences are worth more than the money you pay for it.Somewhere in my junk piled away in the attack I've got my first of 6 Stones Tickets that was prolly around $30 or so. 17 This Schit. That was back in in the early 80's for the Tattoo You Tour in The Superdome which was the largest indoor crowd for ANY event in history at the time. 17 This Schit. I wouldn't pay $250 to see Hendrix or Elvis if they came back from the dead.
Aren't they both kinda bro country? I am thankful we have an artist that is a fan but it is hard for me to listen to most of "country music". Hell they had Colter Wall play in a bar there last year.
I say Hardy is more hard rock with some country flavor but I've only listened to a few songs. My sister loves him. Sold Out by Hardy is his top song if you wanted to hear what he sounds like.Aren't they both kinda bro country? I am thankful we have an artist that is a fan but it is hard for me to listen to most of "country music". Hell they had Colter Wall play in a bar there last year.
listen to this. The title track off his new album coming out in january. It will explain essentially what he has done to make it and what he wants to do. damn good somg and you can see the switch.
but hes still the songwriter of the year for country as well. Artists from all genres all love him and speak highly of him.
hes a killer representative of our school.
No one cares. I don’t even know a single song but give it a rest.Nope. Wallen is a douchebag
Nobody is saying you do.Damn. Thanks for that. Just listened to that 1st one and the sudden twist was damned good IMO. Still wouldn't pay two fiddy though. Just sayin'.
I recently paid $110 for a floor ticket to see Reba McIntire in Memphis. It was well worth it. She's always been easy on the eyes and still is at age 67. And about 20K others thought so too that night.Not saying tickets aren't over priced, but the market dictates it and you some experiences are worth more than the money you pay for it.
Do you go to many concerts? Events? Travel? How much do you pay foin
My age is definitely showing here (59). I was more obessed in my younger days making sacrifices to see concerts that I wouldn't do today such as the fact I saw The Stones 6 freakin' times and one of those was all by myself as I drove from Memphis to New Orleans for the Steel Wheels Show in The Superdome (was one of the weaker of the 6 Stones Shows I saw) because I could find nobody to go with me. I would never dream of doing something like that these days. But I understand the better production tech you speak of along with inflation and the fact that a ticket is worth what somebody else is willing to pay for it.Not saying tickets aren't over priced, but the market dictates it and you some experiences are worth more than the money you pay for it.
Do you go to many concerts? Events? Travel? How much do you pay for it?
ETA: $30 in 1980 is $109 today. Hopefully you're going to get a better experience today than a non acoustic sounding Super Dome from 1980 as well. There's quite a bit of production used in today's concerts.
Yep. I go to a lot of shows.I recently paid $110 for a floor ticket to see Reba McIntire in Memphis. It was well worth it. She's always been easy on the eyes and still is at age 67. And about 20K others thought so too that night.
I go to shows solo often and I’m just a few years younger than you.My age is definitely showing here (59). I was more obessed in my younger days making sacrifices to see concerts that I wouldn't do today such as the fact I saw The Stones 6 freakin' times and one of those was all by myself as I drove from Memphis to New Orleans for the Steel Wheels Show in The Superdome (was one of the weaker of the 6 Stones Shows I saw) because I could find nobody to go with me. I would never dream of doing something like that these days. But I understand the better production tech you speak of along with inflation and the fact that a ticket is worth what somebody else is willing to pay for it.
$250 for a ticket sounds ridiculous but if you factor in the total cost of attending games I’ve been paying much more than that per game per ticket for season tickets to watch football. There is still affordable music tickets out there. We saw ZZ Top and Jeff Beck a few months ago for $25 per ticket. Great concert.
I've paid around $400-$450 past few years for festivals but there's tons of acts there and lots to do. Again to me it's more about the experience.My age is definitely showing here (59). I was more obessed in my younger days making sacrifices to see concerts that I wouldn't do today such as the fact I saw The Stones 6 freakin' times and one of those was all by myself as I drove from Memphis to New Orleans for the Steel Wheels Show in The Superdome (was one of the weaker of the 6 Stones Shows I saw) because I could find nobody to go with me. I would never dream of doing something like that these days. But I understand the better production tech you speak of along with inflation and the fact that a ticket is worth what somebody else is willing to pay for it.