SickthingsUK

When I go to AC.com....only VIP Tickets are available for the June 6th L.A. show.....no general public tickets are available through Ticketmaster.

but, when I looked on STUK about the June 6th show, I would be able to buy general public tickets through a company called "Ticket Liquidator"....??

1) I am worried I am buying from a scalper....
2) I am worried I am paying way too much.

GailsFriend wrote:1) I am worried I am buying from a scalper....
2) I am worried I am paying way too much.

Can only speak from my experience, but you'll be doing both if going through Ticket Liquidator. But the tix I got were legit.

GailsFriend wrote:When I go to AC.com....only VIP Tickets are available for the June 6th L.A. show.....no general public tickets are available through Ticketmaster.

but, when I looked on STUK about the June 6th show, I would be able to buy general public tickets through a company called "Ticket Liquidator"....??

1) I am worried I am buying from a scalper....
2) I am worried I am paying way too much.

Hmm.. I thought that was the official site. It appears it may not be. Sorry.

Thank you, Si....

I looked up tix info this morning (3/25)....Tickets will be available through LIVENATION...starting 3/27 (presale) and 3/28 (general public).

Ticket cost range from $26- $104....

http://concerts.livenation.com/event/09 ... 8164:73787

*******BEWARE! "TICKET LIQUIDATOR" IS NOT AN OFFICIAL TICKET SELLER...THEY ARE SELLING THESE TICKETS BETWEEN $100-$450*****

Update:

Today is the day the tickets go on sale..

Now, "Ticket Liquidator" has tickets selling between $60-$650!.....ridiculous.

Tickets are officially available through Live Nation for 1/3 of the price...

I usually don't use Ticket Liquidator, but Paul McCartney tix for both shows in Edmonton last November sold out instantly. It was either pay an extra amount at TL or go without seeing the show. The choice was obvious.

Shoesalesman wrote:I usually don't use Ticket Liquidator, but Paul McCartney tix for both shows in Edmonton last November sold out instantly. It was either pay an extra amount at TL or go without seeing the show. The choice was obvious.

Stay at home then?

While Heaven Wept wrote:

Shoesalesman wrote:I usually don't use Ticket Liquidator, but Paul McCartney tix for both shows in Edmonton last November sold out instantly. It was either pay an extra amount at TL or go without seeing the show. The choice was obvious.

Stay at home then?

I should have said the choice FOR ME was obvious.

I was just googling about. And found a couple of those resale sites selling shows from july and on. as Alice and Marlyin still. when it's all Alice shows.