Yes, most RFD'ers are cheap (myself included) but why wouldn't they be interested in a concert? If tickets are available before the public, I'm sure there are fans that are interested. There is even resale value.GeneralAkbar wrote: ↑ Most RFD guys are not interested in going to a concert, let alone a $500 one.
Agreed.. paid $200 for section 100 at Scotiabank Arena before they cancelled. They released the past purchaser resale tickets last Friday and tickets sold out quick.Xeerochild wrote: ↑ Looking at these prices makes me even sadder that they cancelled the Scotiabank dates. Those were a fraction of the cost.
No idea what you mean by this comment. I love going to concerts. Try to catch a few a year. Often get good deals on Groupon for lawns at the amphitheatre at Ontario place. Very few bands I would spend this kind of money on, and at $350+ I would expect to be very close to the stage.GeneralAkbar wrote: ↑ Most RFD guys are not interested in going to a concert, let alone a $500 one.
I think they may be right tho to some extent. There are a ton of people that have no interest in going to a concert, especially for $500BrennanN63260 wrote: ↑ No idea what you mean by this comment. I love going to concerts. Try to catch a few a year. Often get good deals on Groupon for lawns at the amphitheatre at Ontario place. Very few bands I would spend this kind of money on, and at $350+ I would expect to be very close to the stage.
Its really 2 extremes, you have people here looking for cheap lunch, freebies, price errors etc. Then you have the people with more money than sense fawning over $2000 winter jackets and the newest $3000 item from Apple. Kinds of a crazy contrast.
Is Chris Rock gonna perform the weeknd's music?bg8055 wrote: ↑ Chris Rock at UBC / Vancouver is a better deal
https://www.ticketmaster.ca/chris-rock- ... 51BA2D3E89
