I've always hated Bon Jovi and it boggles my mind that people go see whatever version of this band that now exists in 2025.
Was late to The Format presale and was still able to snag a pair of tickets. Very pumped this is happening. First show of 2026 tickets secured!
BTW, this dynamic ticketing is happening more and more even with standard presale prices. I bought two tickets for The Last Dinner Party this AM that were $92.50/each. Was curious as to how the show was selling and saw that tickets had jumped up to the standard price of $110/each.
Yeah it makes it hard for me to decide when I get tickets to arena shows. I’ll get better price in presale, better seats usually open up in regular but they might be more expensive, or you may or may not get a good deal closer to the show. Feels like I get screwed no matter which way I go
I've noticed Google results for a show now can spit out what the ticket is priced at at various platforms. We need an Expedia for concert tickets or something.
I was wondering when FF were playing NFL stadiums. We've got a lot of acts stepping up to ballparks so figured it was the right time for them. Curious what the support will be.
QOTSA actually opened for the Foos on their North American run for There Is Nothing Left To Lose in 2000. I remember being bummed I couldn't go to that when it did two nights at the defunct Roseland Ballroom here.
I know it's not financially feasible anymore and that Dave Grohl isn't as well regarded as he used to be, but I always thought it would be cool if The Foos did a 2-Stage Shed Tour ala Ozzfest or Mayhem, or even just an all-day main stage thing like Outlaw. They could book rock, punk, metal, indie, hip hop, blues, etc. and it wouldn't seem out of place.