KentK
The Fly
Once first shows sell out this weekend, how soon will they open up 2nd/3rd shows for Chicago, San Jose, etc? Are we talking less than a hour or the next day or what?
U2@NYC said:Well, take this with a grain of salt but Paul McGuindess (not my most admired personality these days) seems to have indicated in U2.com that screwed fans in Tuesday's pre-sale fiasco would also have a first dib at these additional shows:
"While the Autumn leg is not confirmed yet, the already announced opening North American leg is likely to include rollover dates - that is additional shows in currently advertised venues. We will be mailing U2.Com subscribers who have not yet been able to buy tickets in the North American presale with early information on how to buy tickets at these additional first leg shows."
If you go by his words, then no show should be added on the day of the general sale. Shows would be added probably the week after with sometime during the week for a pre-sale.
But then again, they screwed us once, they could screw us again.
lemon_vr6 said:
hence the quotes
Halup said:U2@NYC, at least what Paul M is stating shows that flooding Principle Management with all the phone calls and faxes at least has had some effect. I thought this was a possible way they could try to redeam themselves, but your hesitation to fully buy into is completely warranted.
U2@NYC said:
Um, that would be a first-ever that I see something like that (post-sale). But, yet again, with the recent messes anything is possible.
That happened for Providence for Elevation; Oct 30 sold out in a few minutes, and Oct 31 was added and sold out a few minutes later. Two shows gone in an hour. Good thing Ticketmaster opens up more seats the night of the event...avivacat said:In the past, the second Chicago show was added 15-20 minutes after tickets first went on sale, and the third about another 20 minutes after that.