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i don't want to talk about how much i just spent but i am the somewhat proud owner of two pit tickets for zach bryan and jason isbell at jerry world
I came so close to buying in on this with Zach skipping Houston but I just couldn't convince myself to both pay the ticket price and travel for a show that's in a stadium
though found some evidence that Zach might have a Houston show after all coming
i don't want to talk about how much i just spent but i am the somewhat proud owner of two pit tickets for zach bryan and jason isbell at jerry world
I came so close to buying in on this with Zach skipping Houston but I just couldn't convince myself to both pay the ticket price and travel for a show that's in a stadium
though found some evidence that Zach might have a Houston show after all coming
I came so close to buying in on this with Zach skipping Houston but I just couldn't convince myself to both pay the ticket price and travel for a show that's in a stadium
though found some evidence that Zach might have a Houston show after all coming
that big as texas fest? or something else?
Yeah that one. Zach dates line up way too perfectly and I don't see why he'd avoid Houston otherwise. I guess it also depends how big that fest goes though, but his festival booking fee doesn't seem to be matched up to his actual draw still yet based on fests hes playing
really curious about that fest in general, lot of country fests have been killing it but theres definitely directions they can go that I wouldn't care for
10-25 Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Palladium 10-29 San Francisco - Regency Ballroom 11-01 Chicago, IL - Vic Theatre 11-04 Toronto, Ontario - Danforth Music Hall 11-07 New York, NY - Webster Hall 11-01 Washington, D.C. - Howard Theatre 11-13 Philadelphia, PA - Franklin Music Hall 11-15 Atlanta, GA - The Eastern
i don't want to talk about how much i just spent but i am the somewhat proud owner of two pit tickets for zach bryan and jason isbell at jerry world
Buddy sniped us nosebleeds almost instantly while the rest of us are STILL locked in the queue for the tour opener in Chicago. Been 40 minutes and my place in queue is currently 11,000. I just wanna see the pricing distribution!
Upcoming Shows: 10/18 - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit & Iris DeMent @ Ryman Auditorium 11/8 - Goose @ The Andrew J. Brady Center 11/13 - Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros w/ The Wolfpack & The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra @ Cincinnati Music Hall 2/14 - Alan Walker @ The Fillmore Detroit 4/15 - Ben Folds w/ The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra @ Cincinnati Music Hall
While we're on the topic of Zach Bryan, anybody know what this is all about?
(I realize this may not be the appropriate thread for this. I'm happy to take it up with the woke mob, if that would be more appropriate.)
He has a number 1 song and he's a country artist, it's going to attract some shitty fans. If that was happening en masse then yeah, I'd like him to call it out. I haven't seen it but I don't doubt it, specially as he becomes more popular. But I also think it's a little ridiculous to say that every artist should be aware of what every fan is doing, unless they were specifically courting those fans and I don't see where Zach has
I don't think Isbell would be agreeing to open for him if this was a big problem. I also don't think Joy Oladokun is wrong to call it out that she experienced that, that sucks and is worth calling out. Just don't necessarily think Zach is to blame
While we're on the topic of Zach Bryan, anybody know what this is all about?
(I realize this may not be the appropriate thread for this. I'm happy to take it up with the woke mob, if that would be more appropriate.)
He has a number 1 song and he's a country artist, it's going to attract some shitty fans. If that was happening en masse then yeah, I'd like him to call it out. I haven't seen it but I don't doubt it, specially as he becomes more popular. But I also think it's a little ridiculous to say that every artist should be aware of what every fan is doing, unless they were specifically courting those fans and I don't see where Zach has
I don't think Isbell would be agreeing to open for him if this was a big problem. I also don't think Joy Oladokun is wrong to call it out that she experienced that, that sucks and is worth calling out. Just don't necessarily think Zach is to blame
I'm still not sure exactly what this original post is referring to, but I was kind of already thinking along the lines of what you're saying here. As far as I can tell, Joy, Zach, and Jason all seem like decent folk, so hopefully it's just a couple shitty country bro fans, and Joy and Zach can hug it out.
(On a similar note, I wonder if Brandi Carlile and Tyler Childers have had a chat yet. She was not impressed with him in her memoir, but they both seem decent as well.)
Upcoming Shows: 10/18 - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit & Iris DeMent @ Ryman Auditorium 11/8 - Goose @ The Andrew J. Brady Center 11/13 - Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros w/ The Wolfpack & The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra @ Cincinnati Music Hall 2/14 - Alan Walker @ The Fillmore Detroit 4/15 - Ben Folds w/ The Cincinnati Pops Orchestra @ Cincinnati Music Hall
Post by xfinitypass on Sept 6, 2023 13:43:27 GMT -5
My unpopular opinion on high demand concerts is they should just be priced better from the get go. Rather than selling out some low face value ticket, just make the face value a price where supply equal demands, even if it seems extremely high
My unpopular opinion on high demand concerts is they should just be priced better from the get go. Rather than selling out some low face value ticket, just make the face value a price where supply equal demands, even if it seems extremely high
Isn't that basically what Ticketmaster is doing with dynamic pricing? Also I don't know where you are seeing " low" price face value tickets for most of these tours
Also just a reminder that artists set their ticket prices and whether or not to use dynamic pricing. Most of them are happy to treat Ticketmaster as the bad guy but by using dynamic pricing it's pretty obvious that Zach Bryan is full of shit.
I don't know anything about this Zach guy except apparently he used to take a big stand against Ticketmaster - which is kind of dumb itself because their biggest competitor mostly does the same shit - yet now on this big stadium tour he is using Ticketmaster, platinum tickets...the whole shebang.
Also just a reminder that artists set their ticket prices and whether or not to use dynamic pricing. Most of them are happy to treat Ticketmaster as the bad guy but by using dynamic pricing it's pretty obvious that Zach Bryan is full of shit.
the thing I don’t like about dynamic pricing is how variable it is from moment to moment. I’d prefer just a higher base price. Watch scalping disappear if Taylor Swift charged $400 for a nosebleed
My unpopular opinion on high demand concerts is they should just be priced better from the get go. Rather than selling out some low face value ticket, just make the face value a price where supply equal demands, even if it seems extremely high
Isn't that basically what Ticketmaster is doing with dynamic pricing? Also I don't know where you are seeing " low" price face value tickets for most of these tours
My unpopular opinion on high demand concerts is they should just be priced better from the get go. Rather than selling out some low face value ticket, just make the face value a price where supply equal demands, even if it seems extremely high
agree, but ticket prices can also be kept naturally low by just adding more supply. multiple shows in major markets until demand has been fulfilled.
Also just a reminder that artists set their ticket prices and whether or not to use dynamic pricing. Most of them are happy to treat Ticketmaster as the bad guy but by using dynamic pricing it's pretty obvious that Zach Bryan is full of shit.
the thing I don’t like about dynamic pricing is how variable it is from moment to moment. I’d prefer just a higher base price. Watch scalping disappear if Taylor Swift charged $400 for a nosebleed
Doubt it cause nosebleeds are going for $2000 still. Its difficult to try and see what would turn off resellers into even spending the money to make a profit. Because if you overpriced everything from the get go then youre seen as greedy and out of touch. You also dont provide anyone with lower income access to the event. Its the slipperiest of slopes. But it would be an interesting experiment if somebody did try it out to see the results. I mean Adele charged an arm and a leg for Vegas on plat pricing but thats not a realistic scenario.
My unpopular opinion on high demand concerts is they should just be priced better from the get go. Rather than selling out some low face value ticket, just make the face value a price where supply equal demands, even if it seems extremely high
agree, but ticket prices can also be kept naturally low by just adding more supply. multiple shows in major markets until demand has been fulfilled.
Killing the resale market with oversaturation is tough sometimes too. Cause then youll see people just wait til its $10 for a ticket and such and if you have lots of unsold seats the promoter or artist can ger nervous.
Also just a reminder that artists set their ticket prices and whether or not to use dynamic pricing. Most of them are happy to treat Ticketmaster as the bad guy but by using dynamic pricing it's pretty obvious that Zach Bryan is full of shit.
the thing I don’t like about dynamic pricing is how variable it is from moment to moment. I’d prefer just a higher base price. Watch scalping disappear if Taylor Swift charged $400 for a nosebleed
u dont think ppl paid many multiples of this for Taylor? lmao
the thing I don’t like about dynamic pricing is how variable it is from moment to moment. I’d prefer just a higher base price. Watch scalping disappear if Taylor Swift charged $400 for a nosebleed
Doubt it cause nosebleeds are going for $2000 still. Its difficult to try and see what would turn off resellers into even spending the money to make a profit. Because if you overpriced everything from the get go then youre seen as greedy and out of touch. You also dont provide anyone with lower income access to the event. Its the slipperiest of slopes. But it would be an interesting experiment if somebody did try it out to see the results. I mean Adele charged an arm and a leg for Vegas on plat pricing but thats not a realistic scenario.
the vegas stuff is also not really a perfect example either since Caesars was comping a ton of gamblers with free tix
Post by magicdance81 on Sept 6, 2023 14:12:04 GMT -5
I think it's tough to expect an artist to play 60 shows at ticket price X when they can play 20 at ticket price 3X and make the same amount. We'd all like to think there's a selflessness to this, that artists want more fans to see them live, to outmaneuver the evil concert promoters, etc. But if someone told you you could work 1/3 as much for the same money, would you not take that immediately?