Anyone selling 'all time low tickets?'

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b0untypure1

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Topic # 120825 15-Jun-2013 07:28

Hey guys and gals,
My flat mate is head over heals that all time low (her fave band) is coming to Auckland, however tickets sold out very fast and by the time she checked they were gone
I couldn't find any on trade me, so I'm wondering if anyone here knows of (or has) a ticket for sale
Thanks !

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Reply # 837158 15-Jun-2013 10:56

If it's with Ticketmaster, join up with the "My Ticketmaster" and there's good odds that they will have an extra "members only" release (which, by the way, is usually half price!)

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Reply # 838070 17-Jun-2013 13:45

Kyanar: If it's with Ticketmaster, join up with the "My Ticketmaster" and there's good odds that they will have an extra "members only" release (which, by the way, is usually half price!)

Based on what? I go to a lot of concerts and this seldom happens, especially for sold out shows.

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Reply # 838110 17-Jun-2013 14:40

bazzer:
Kyanar: If it's with Ticketmaster, join up with the "My Ticketmaster" and there's good odds that they will have an extra "members only" release (which, by the way, is usually half price!)

Based on what? I go to a lot of concerts and this seldom happens, especially for sold out shows.

Based on the fact that they frequently do this? My uncle managed to get into Linkin Park of all things for $60.

Regardless, it's kind of irrelevant as Ticketmaster isn't selling the tickets for this event anyway.

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Reply # 838727 18-Jun-2013 14:36

Kyanar:
bazzer:
Kyanar: If it's with Ticketmaster, join up with the "My Ticketmaster" and there's good odds that they will have an extra "members only" release (which, by the way, is usually half price!)

Based on what? I go to a lot of concerts and this seldom happens, especially for sold out shows.

Based on the fact that they frequently do this? My uncle managed to get into Linkin Park of all things for $60.

Regardless, it's kind of irrelevant as Ticketmaster isn't selling the tickets for this event anyway.

Fair enough. I guess if your uncle once bought a cheap ticket to Linkin Park then you're welcome to believe that there's "good odds" they'll sell cheap tickets to sold out shows later on. In the real world, this is not the case.