Coldplay sell tickets for 1$
The British ‘rockers’ (really?) seem to have fallen in the dark cold claws of the global recession, with tickets for their latest tour being sold online as low as 1$.
They’ve been touring the US since May this year and they’ve been bringing together quite a crowd, with about 50.000 people per show and they’re bringing the show back in the UK in September.
If you buy tickets from shops, they’ll be somewhere in the 30-90$ price range, but more and more fans are leaning towards online auction, where according to The Sun, prices go as low as 1$. I’m guessing people aren’t actually fighting each other to get to the concert, right?
But really, isn’t anybody interested in Coldplay?? C’monnnn people. I mean, even I would pay 1$ to go to a Coldplay concert.
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August 5th, 2009 at 6:06 am
Pay me a dollar and I might think about going….
….for a second or two before shooting my brains out for having such thoughts.
Seriously though, if Coldplay tickets are $1 surely most other band tickets should be priced at around 10 cents.
August 5th, 2009 at 7:00 am
Well, I think 1$ Coldplay tickets are more like flukes. Just like some people get london-paris airplane ticks for a pound online, so have some people managed to so with Coldplay ticks as well. Of course, that doesn’t mean the band is only worth 1$ to see. Or is it? :))
August 6th, 2009 at 1:51 am
True, I guess if you shop around enough and are patient enough there’s always a possibility.