There is a 0% chance this tour is selling out any dates. The fact is, unfortunately, many venues/bands/corportations have stakes in the second hand market and can make more money off tickets sold there. So, they may be encouraging fans to buy second hand tickets. At the same time, it's a marketing trick to say other dates are sold out so people will start buying tickets for other cities before they "sell out".
Wrigley's not "sold out" but it does look like pretty much all that's left is solo seats, or seats with obstructed views and things like that, which is why they're calling it sold out.
Fenway definitely isn't sold out. There aren't really any great seats left or anything, but it's not sold out. Weird.
Ticket prices shot up after the presales. The tickets I got for $30 shot up to, like, $85 or something like that
Prices are just so stupid for Fenway... seriously HATE how this is a stadium tour. I'm 1000% going there day of though and just trying to stubhub something last minute. https://www.stubhub.com/green-day-t...rk-8-27-2020/event/104321904/?sort=value+desc
The new Green Day album isn’t that great. Hope this tour isn’t to heavy off that if I get a ticket for it
The entire album is under 30 minutes, they play for over 2 hours I don't think you need to worry Also the album is great and I think they should play all of it!
The new album has some pretty good moments. I think if they stick to the title track and like, one other song... We'll be good. God, I hope that one other song isn't "Fire, Ready, Aim" or "Oh Yeah!" though. Anything else and I'm in.
Do you think they're still gonna play over 2 hours at this show? I really hope so but I kind of doubt it with two other big bands co-headlining
Kinda depends on how quick the turn-around time is between sets, I'd imagine. And whether or not Weezer and Fall Out Boy each do a full hour.
I think doors for most dates are 5:00 or so. That’s enough time for Weezer and FOB to get a little over an hour