Millington announced a Buffalo, NY show for October 15th, pumped for that. Would have been great if Goldfinger was apart of that one.
Not sure if it’s the case for the whole tour, but Weezer’s Orlando show in October wasn’t selling that well so they lowered all 200 level seats to $37 after fees.
Apologies if this was posted before, I don’t remember seeing it but I am also in need of more coffee.
I don't think that tour is doing all that well. Muted response to new songs and the band has been pretty active on the road post-pandemic.
One of Face to Face's secret superpowers has always been putting together seemingly disparate bills that work in the moment... That show is certainly one of them. Cool stuff.
Interesting. I checked for Brooklyn and it looks like tickets are not any cheaper. At least not yet. It does look like it's selling okay though. Not too many blue dots. But Muse at Jones Beach...that entire venue is full of blue dots. I wonder how it's selling elsewhere.
I'll be at the Muse show on Saturday so will report in. I have a feeling it'll be like most shows at Jones Beach where like 1/3 of the people who go buy the night before or day of, similar to The Offspring last year.
good….with these ticket prices for Weezer and Muse I’m glad there aren’t a lot of fans falling into the trap of overpaying….and I like both of these bands but no one in their right mind should be paying 200+ for either of these shows no matter where the seat is
Muse standard price start at $40 w/fees at Jones Beach, Weezer starts at $75 w/fees for Barclays. Neither of those prices are outrageous
can always count on you to tell people they are wrong about their feelings around pricing. that’s your dates, muse started here with lawn….lawn at $65. You can have your feelings but obviously a whole lot of people spoke their feelings with their wallets and didn’t buy tickets
sure they start there and for 40 bucks I can watch Muse from the top and if I were to do that I might as well watch from the parking lot….Weezer for 75 from the top of the Barclays also a rip off IMO…as a previous poster mentioned fans are speaking w their wallets and largely agree w my opinion
Muse also didn't originally start at $40 at Jones Beach -- I forget what it was, but it was enough where I wasn't interested in going. Looking forward to being upgraded (or upgrading for around $20) like I did for The Offspring last year.
I’m not telling people how to feel just pointing out those prices are in line with other shows of similar stature. Ultimately if these tours are soft in sales it’ll probably impact the fee they can command next time and thus ticket prices.
I went to Godsmack & Stone Temple Pilots at Jones Beach last month. A few days before the seating map was a sea of blue. But come showday that concert was PACKED.
I have a feeling that'll be the case for Muse as well. Also, what many of us don't realize about these shed shows, is that even if it's at 50-60% capacity, if the majority of the crowd is buying 1-2 beers that is still profitable vs a venue of 18k kids who don't buy anything. SIDENOTE: I remember STP touring with Godsmack and Disturbed in 2000 playing Roseland and I was bummed I couldn't go.
Yeah a lot of these radio rock bands (Godsmack, Muse, I'll throw in Weezer) are probably expecting week of or day of purchases. I feel like we go through this almost every summer, and then people actually at the show report it's packed in pretty decently.