Tour Prediction and Speculation Thread Tour • Page 695

Something in the Way set times. That Militarie Gun, One Step Closer, Mannequin Pussy, Fiddlehead run on Sunday is going to be such a blast.

 

Ah thanks! I think I'll do a month subscription and try and cram as much as I can in before cancelling.

 

hmmm….MSG date with Waxahatchee, might have to check that out

 

The source is the Shinedown subreddit, so I guess take it with a grain of salt, but apparently Beartooth has a summer headliner. Going to be interesting to see where they play since Caleb pretty much guaranteed they'd be playing the local arena of every city next time the last time they came through.

 

Not the biggest Bayside fan but I do enjoy the early stuff. I bought a ticket for night 1

 

Definitely expecting night 1 to sell faster than night 2 for Bayside. Hoping we get more than Masterpiece from Sirens and the set isn’t super heavy on self titled songs they play all of the time.

 

God not Bayside at HOB in Chicago again. My wife is going to want to go, I would be willing to do night 1, but no Milwaukee + HOB = I really don't know if I'll do it

 

Makes sense given they are only on the late April/ early may dates of that tour

 

Local promoter is doing a two day pass for Bayside that’s $10 off. That’s pretty sick.

 

Got two 2-day days for Toronto for $156 all in. That seems very cheap for 2025 lol

 

My two day pass for Portland was only $71.50. That’s a steal lol

 

Such a good lineup and no Texas dates. Sad.

 

Oh yeah 100% it makes sense. I just think for them to do arenas like Caleb seems to think they can they'll need a stacked tour. Looking at the Inkcarceration lineup I think something like them co-headlining with I Prevail and support from Amity and Alpha Wolf could probably do it.

 

Jacks Mannequin teasing something, would be surprised if some dates don’t pop up soon

 

How many more bands and comedians are gonna use The Errors Tour for a tour name?

 

BTW, from someone on the NIN REddit, neat little trick on Desktop if you're ever curious about price ranges before a show goes on sale on TM:

"
I learned this trick from another reddit...

-Go to the Ticketmaster page of your preferred show (only works on US/Can Ticketmaster it seems)

-View Page Source

-Search "priceRanges\"

[example] for the Vancouver show, it shows:

"priceRanges\":[{\"type\":\"standard\",\"currency\":\"CAD\",\"min\":69.5,\"max\":229.5}]"

Just did this for the Brooklyn NIN show and the price range is $49.50 to $175.50

 

I could see it happening. Dunno what the exact sales numbers looked like but it seemed like the arena show they played in Columbus over the weekend did pretty well from the pictures and videos of the event. The production quality looked fantastic as well.

 

Those are incredibly reasonable prices for an arena show in 2025. I hate Barclays but will try if I can get decent seats for less than 100

 

If they bring a full production and are charging these prices that’s really insane. Zach Bryan was charging triple those prices for a tour with a couple strands of string lights and an LED backdrop.