Grateful Dead Original Members To Perform Together Again One Last Time

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January 15, 2015
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Grateful Dead Original Members To Perform Together Again One Last Time

Grateful Dead Original Members Reunite to Celebrate 50th Anniversary

“Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead" at Chicago’s Soldier Field on July 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 2015

Marks the Grateful Dead Members' Final Performance Together

Event information available at Dead50.net

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Grateful Dead, the four original members — Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, Phil Lesh, and Bob Weir — will reunite at Chicago's Soldier Field, nearly 20 years to the day of the last Grateful Dead concert, which took place at the same venue. “Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead" will occur over three nights on July 3, 4, and 5, 2015, marking the original members' last-ever performance together. The band will be joined by Trey Anastasio (guitar), Jeff Chimenti (keyboards), and Bruce Hornsby (piano). The group will perform two sets of music each night.

Jerry Garcia's daughter Trixie Garcia announced the shows in an exclusive interview. You can check out her announcement here.

Joining the original members of Grateful Dead are three musicians who have embodied the band’s spirit of musical innovation throughout their eclectic careers. Guitarist Trey Anastasio is best known for his work as the principal songwriter and lead guitarist for touring juggernaut Phish, but he has also found time to score and arrange music for orchestras and Broadway productions such as “Best Musical” TONY nominee ‘Hands on a Hardbody.’ Pianist Bruce Hornsby had already won the first of his three Grammy Awards when he first guested with Grateful Dead in 1988. Following the death of the band’s keyboard player Brent Mydland in 1990, Hornsby toured with the group into 1992, and he has maintained a collaborative relationship with its members ever since. Bay Area native and jazz keyboardist Jeff Chimenti joined Bob Weir’s Rat Dog in 1997, and has since worked on projects such as Phil Lesh & Friends, The Other Ones, The Dead, and Furthur.

In the tradition of the original Grateful Dead Ticketing Mail Order, tickets will first be made available via a first-come, first-served mail order system. All additional ticketing information is available at Dead50.net.

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Grateful Dead Original Members To Perform Together Again One Last Time

Grateful Dead Original Members Reunite to Celebrate 50th Anniversary

“Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead" at Chicago’s Soldier Field on July 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 2015

Marks the Grateful Dead Members' Final Performance Together

Event information available at Dead50.net

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Grateful Dead, the four original members — Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, Phil Lesh, and Bob Weir — will reunite at Chicago's Soldier Field, nearly 20 years to the day of the last Grateful Dead concert, which took place at the same venue. “Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead" will occur over three nights on July 3, 4, and 5, 2015, marking the original members' last-ever performance together. The band will be joined by Trey Anastasio (guitar), Jeff Chimenti (keyboards), and Bruce Hornsby (piano). The group will perform two sets of music each night.

Jerry Garcia's daughter Trixie Garcia announced the shows in an exclusive interview. You can check out her announcement here.

Joining the original members of Grateful Dead are three musicians who have embodied the band’s spirit of musical innovation throughout their eclectic careers. Guitarist Trey Anastasio is best known for his work as the principal songwriter and lead guitarist for touring juggernaut Phish, but he has also found time to score and arrange music for orchestras and Broadway productions such as “Best Musical” TONY nominee ‘Hands on a Hardbody.’ Pianist Bruce Hornsby had already won the first of his three Grammy Awards when he first guested with Grateful Dead in 1988. Following the death of the band’s keyboard player Brent Mydland in 1990, Hornsby toured with the group into 1992, and he has maintained a collaborative relationship with its members ever since. Bay Area native and jazz keyboardist Jeff Chimenti joined Bob Weir’s Rat Dog in 1997, and has since worked on projects such as Phil Lesh & Friends, The Other Ones, The Dead, and Furthur.

In the tradition of the original Grateful Dead Ticketing Mail Order, tickets will first be made available via a first-come, first-served mail order system. All additional ticketing information is available at Dead50.net.

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9 years 9 months ago

Re: Zep at the O2 in '07
You had to register for an online lottery, emails were sent to winners on a certain day and if I recall you had a window of time to buy your ticket on Ticketmaster UK. If you didn't act on it, the lottery ran again. Surprisingly, I think it ran about three or four times before all the tickets were gone. Maybe some credit cards were denied, I don't know. I think most everyone got their friends and relatives to register too, in order to increase their chances and then Harvey Goldsmith, the promoter, made some statement after tickets had already gone on sale that the credit card holder had to pick up the tickets (all at will call) in person and put on wrist bands. This caused a huge stink but he finally backed off on that.The process of buying the ticket itself was the easiest part. I logged onto Ticketmaster, bought a single GA floor seat, and logged off. The lottery was the nerve-wracking part, as was the controversy over transferring tickets. Tickets and wristbands were distributed at the venue on Sunday for a Monday show. The lines were alphabetical and mine was particularly long. Not much waiting in the Z line, though. Anyway, when I got to the front a good-natured person handed me my ticket from a plastic tub and put a wrist band on. I think I waited in line about 2 hours. Then I went straight over to the merchandise line and waited another 2 hours but it was worth it to get everyone their Zep t-shirts for Christmas (and mine of course) right then and not have to carry them around on the night of the show. I'm sorry for the long-winded response but the short version is that the actual process of buying the ticket on Ticketmaster UK was pretty painless, it was all the other bs that made things difficult. I had an amazing time though! On the other hand, the process of getting tickets for these Chicago shows, for which I have nothing, has sucked in every way from start to finish. Call me bitter, a hater, or whatever, but I have no problem saying GDTSTOO blew it by leaving so many people uninformed of their status before the TM sale. At least I got my rejection letter early enough, but the people that didn't had a lot of anxiety that they didn't deserve and it also made more competition for tickets on Saturday. I don't believe GDTSTOO did the best they could. The idea of a ticket fairy waving her magic wand over tubs of envelopes is quaint and cute, but if you don't have enough people working on it, hire more, get the job done, and let customers know where they stand. I don't mind bashing Ticketmaster either. They've been in the business for decades and have handled many high-demand, high volume sales. Like some of you, I had a ticket ready to purchase within a couple of minutes, and then the system crashed and I lost it. That's inexcusable, as is the eternal spinning wheel that many of us experienced. They could have anticipated the demand and given better service. Meanwhile, Shapiro is getting text updates at his kid's soccer game and proclaiming that Ticketmaster didn't crash. How would he know, he didn't have to sit in front of his computer and experience the frustration that the rest of us did. I'm not sure what I'll do now, maybe cancel the flight and hotel, maybe wait a bit and see what happens. At least I have the memories, and some recordings, of the shows I attended when Jerry was still with us. I'll end with a positive thought. All of you who got tickets, have a great time!!
cathy13

9 years 9 months ago

Amen Turtlestop
If I had a miracle I would give it to you- I don't have a miracle or a ticket for myself despite trying all avenues- And even though I don't I am not spewing hate. I am bummed. I wanted to go as badly as anyone- I wanted to shake my bones one more time with my friends and get the therapy that ONLY comes from a dead show- BUT I am FAR more bummed by all the hate and anger I have seen all over every board. I am particularly saddened by all the people mad at Gdtstoo-- They got a tsunami of envelopes and they did the best they could with it- and in response so many of the people claiming to be "the real fans" who promote "peace and love" gave them a whole bunch of shit for not doing it better/ faster etc... I have always hated the elitist attitude that some heads have - "I am more worthy than thou because I have seen x number of shows"- and boy have I see that all over the place. The Grateful Dead changed my life for the better so many years ago- I would never deny a new fan the chance to have that experience nor would I claim to be more worthy of a show. Tonight I was thinking of the last time I saw The Dead, I think that is what they were calling themselves then- it was in NY at MSG I think - 2008 or 2009 - I believe all original remaining members were there- But that time there was no fighting over getting to that show- I remember my friend Mikey turning to me and saying I think this is the last time Cath, I was so so sad at that moment, but so grateful to have one more show- if that is my last Dead show so be it - it was an amazing show. Peace Turtlestop - hope you get a miracle -
DeadJeffinPDX

9 years 9 months ago

Wow, the vitriol!
People are pissed! It's amazing to scroll through these posts and see all the angst being poured out onto the screen. I totally get it, and to a certain extent, I totally agree. GDTSTOO was naive to think the current set-up they employ would be adequate. If you tell Heads this is the last hurrah, the final act, you're gonna get an unprecedented response. The CID website was a joke. They let you fill your cart, only to be told on the next screen that there weren't enough beds, and you had to go back and start over! Who bought these packages? I haven't seen any posts here from folks who were successful through CID Ticketbastard was equally frustrating. I feel damn lucky to have gotten a 3 Day pass behind the stage ($203), especially given that half a million people were in line at 8pst. But to see only the worst seats available just a few seconds after 8 was a drag. Do scalpers/brokers really have the ability to hack the system? Wow. At least I'm in, although I feel some genuine guilt because of all the disappointed Heads who aren't (yet) in. But don't give up yet, folks! Think good thoughts! Good luck to all the Heads I've had the pleasure to hang with since 1982.

Grateful Dead Original Members Reunite to Celebrate 50th Anniversary

“Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead" at Chicago’s Soldier Field on July 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 2015

Marks the Grateful Dead Members' Final Performance Together

Event information available at Dead50.net

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Grateful Dead, the four original members — Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, Phil Lesh, and Bob Weir — will reunite at Chicago's Soldier Field, nearly 20 years to the day of the last Grateful Dead concert, which took place at the same venue. “Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead" will occur over three nights on July 3, 4, and 5, 2015, marking the original members' last-ever performance together. The band will be joined by Trey Anastasio (guitar), Jeff Chimenti (keyboards), and Bruce Hornsby (piano). The group will perform two sets of music each night.

Jerry Garcia's daughter Trixie Garcia announced the shows in an exclusive interview. You can check out her announcement here.

Joining the original members of Grateful Dead are three musicians who have embodied the band’s spirit of musical innovation throughout their eclectic careers. Guitarist Trey Anastasio is best known for his work as the principal songwriter and lead guitarist for touring juggernaut Phish, but he has also found time to score and arrange music for orchestras and Broadway productions such as “Best Musical” TONY nominee ‘Hands on a Hardbody.’ Pianist Bruce Hornsby had already won the first of his three Grammy Awards when he first guested with Grateful Dead in 1988. Following the death of the band’s keyboard player Brent Mydland in 1990, Hornsby toured with the group into 1992, and he has maintained a collaborative relationship with its members ever since. Bay Area native and jazz keyboardist Jeff Chimenti joined Bob Weir’s Rat Dog in 1997, and has since worked on projects such as Phil Lesh & Friends, The Other Ones, The Dead, and Furthur.

In the tradition of the original Grateful Dead Ticketing Mail Order, tickets will first be made available via a first-come, first-served mail order system. All additional ticketing information is available at Dead50.net.

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TALKIN' ABOUT "FARE THEE WELL: CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF GRATEFUL DEAD"

“I have a feeling this will come out just right. Can’t wait to find out…HERE WE GO!” - Mickey Hart

"The Grateful Dead lived an incredible musical story and now we get to write a whole new chapter. By celebrating our 50th, we get to cheer our past, but this isn't just about history. The Grateful Dead always played improvisational music that was born in the moment and we plan on doing the same this round." - Bill Kreutzmann

“It is with respect and gratitude that we reconvene the Dead one last time to celebrate - not merely the band's legacy, but also the community that we’ve been playing to, and with, for fifty years,” - Phil Lesh "Wave that flag, wave it wide and high…"

"Lookin' forward to this one, oh boy, you bet. Let's see just how much fun we can have this 4th of July." - Bob Weir<

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Money order status

My friend gor his rejection a while ago, deposited his Money Orders, and the phone system says that they are "not in the system". I'm srill in limbo and my MOs are "in the system". I'm pretty confident that means that they have not been cashed. Not sure what that means for my ticket chances, but I'm assuming the worst. If I get tickets tomorrow and then subsequently get mail order tix, they'll be sold at face value to one of you.

I don't typically like to be

I don't typically like to be negative, but this whole last concerts fiasco is turning out to be a pretty bad scene with all the changes, delays and odd choices. The fact that obscenely-priced travel packages were basically unavailable unless you managed to get on a crashed website within two minutes gives an indication of what to expect at the shows. Unfortunately it reminds me of some of the ugliness of the nineties that I had suppressed with the mellow vibe of endless live CD releases. I'm not even going to try to battle Ticketmaster for that golden nanosecond that might exist between scalper hackings. It's more a sign of the times than anything directly related to the Dead, but kind of sickening nonetheless. For those that got tickets, I hope I am wrong and will further hope that the people on this site that see the shows experience some magic.

Miracles of Miracles

I don't even believe I received the email today, all three shows. All I can say is, I'm honestly shocked (and very happy). I never win anything and only had good seats for one of the shows I've seen over the years. I think the reason for all the negative comments about the ticket process boils down to the fact of only three shows. It doesn't seem fair a lot of heads who have supported the boys all these years won't be able to see them off. I feel bad for them, I do. Keep the faith for those still in limbo (I tried but deep down didn't give myself much of a chance). Can anyone tell me what the number listed in the heading of the email stands for?

Congrats Fillmore!

Lucky you. The number seems to be a tracking number for GDTSTOO. Can you please tell us what time the email was sent to you, and what state you live in? Thanks!

Email

It was sent this afternoon at 1:47 pm. Illinois.

Limbonauts holding our breath in New England

Been waiting patiently, quietly ,optimistically... bitter cold and crazy snow here ...every day singing a dead tune out loud at the mailbox before flinging it open...ready to accept the worst, but it hasn't come. Then allowing a little hope to creep in towards the end...Thinking a little bit more each day maybe we got lucky...and now to end up in limbo, the night before the public sale...no pink, no email, no money orders, nothing...SO HARSH and TRYING to keep hope...been visiting here and reading posts for moral support and info, just had to throw in with you all cause I can see everything I'm feeling being said here ...so I know you guys understand...If anyone is reading this from the ticket powers that be...please don't leave us all in limbo tonight...you know who we are. Good luck to all my fellow limbonauts..peace.

An Agonizing Wait

Not sure what I was thinking when I did MO on 1/20...guess I thought it would be like the old days and the mere 2 tickets I was requesting would be filled!! I'm still holding out hope - flights purchased, hotel reservations made...just need the tickets!! Does anyone think we have a shot with TM tomorrow? My first Dead show was Englishtown NJ in 1977. Have seen them more than 100 times since...but this last run has been hard. Can't imagine not being in Chicago in July. Sorry for the whining...best of luck to everyone still waiting for what will hopefully be GOOD NEWS! Positive thoughts.

Totally feel your pain and

Totally feel your pain and frustration Limbonaut. No email, no pinky in the mailbox. Hope they just let us know one way or the other. Today I started thinking that maybe my SASE ended up in the recycling pile weeks ago. Or did they even get my MO in January. Ugh. Second guessing is torture. Still holding out hope down here in Annapolis Maryland.

Wow asl

ASL, wow Englishtown 77 your first show. Best Mississippi Half Step ever as far as I'm concerned. No news yet for me, no pinky or email, but I'm not going to mess with ticketmaster or scalpers. Just kind of hoping now to get the money orders back. Good luck to all and enjoy the shows if you get tix.

Keep hoping

Don't lose hope yet! Yes, Englishtown was an amazing day. Hard to believe so much time has passed. Best Peggy-O too! I could go on and on!

ASL

That second set NFA truckin and Terrapin encore was epic at Englishtown, I remember it was hot as balls....thanks for the memory....good luck to you....and all heads with hope.... Just a little light.

I know right...the SASE

You totally get it ASL...I keep thinking maybe they can't read my email address or something...lol....And a little sympathy

Delusional limbonaut here

Working at my preschool today a kind looking deadheadish guy knocked on the door and as I was walking over to let him in, I talked myself into thinking he had come to track me down to tell me I had tickets and the email kept getting bounced back, amazing what lengths the brain can go to in attempts to keep the dream alive. He was just looking for work, wished him the best of luck, like the rest of you!

Delusional

I'm there! Mail only delivered once..random emails that are NOT about tickets all day..every ping on my phone makes me jump.

Its official I've lost it

Only song stuck in my head is, Soft Kitty, warm kitty, little ball of fur...trying to sing ripple to get it out of my head but! On the other thread someone just said GDTS Too update, mail order over- checked the update, has been refreshed with today's date but no difference in message...

Thank you!!

Just want to say thank you!! I've managed to remain somewhat sane because of you, your comments, your insight and positive reinforcement. This is a bucket list check mark for me but I know many of you deserve to be there before me because of your dedication through out the years. The stars are aligned. Love & peace!! Hopefully our paths will cross (in chi town, baby!!)

Got the Pink Letter

I was hoping for a miracle on 2/24 as it was my birthday... Traveled home and my wife handed me the letter which bummed me out before I even opened it.. Knew it was the pink slip of rejection. Oh well, will try for tickets this morning but not holding out much luck. great to see everyone's excitment on getting the emails and confirming their tickets.

Sitting Here in Limbo.

No email. No rejection letter. All three large USPS money orders "Do Not Match". All three smaller (price difference) USPS money orders "Do Match". It can't be random or meaningless. Why would that be the case? Anyway, guess we'll try TM this morning. Good luck to you all!! Upstate New York. Saturday Morning 2-28 0750.

Chinook

After you call that # and enter your money order info and it gives you the automated status, keep listening, there should be an option to Press 1 (or another #) to talk to someone...or if you call about the same money order a lot, people have been saying it will automatically send you over to a live person. If you paid the $6.10 per MO, there is a Bill # on the bottom of your receipt...when you do get a live person, give them that # and they can look it up. I paid to track mine Friday morning, they were able to tell me Friday afternoon...after I gave them the Bill#. Best of luck and positive vibes to everyone trying TM today!

emails

Are people still getting emails? The day is here...still no pink. Still no email. Dreading ticket master. Moving forward planning a trip to Chicago with or with out tickets. I need a miracle. Hanging onto hope. Best of luck to everyone here.

Good Luck

Good Luck Deadheads....... Fill that inbox with a Ticketmaster confirmation..... Peace out......

In limbo the day is here TM is a joke ready for that spinning

tm is a joke i called yesterday and they keep pushing people to the auotmated robot system i know ur allowed to call 5min before and wait.....but not if its the automated system i really wish the dead picked any other ticket vendor this one is stuck in the stone age....good luck to alll lets see how long before TM site crashes....sold out in 2mins im thinking

Best of Luck

Hope everyone that's been posting here gets tickets. Positive vibes to everyone.

Keep on trying, don't give

Keep on trying, don't give up. Just keep clicking. Give it at least 45 minutes, or even more. Buying on the Internet's like that portal in space, the tiny crack appears and disappears and reappears again in a different time and place. I would even try regularly in the first 4 hours of sales. Good luck out there, and don't give up. It's a hella big field, and the day is young yet.

the anticipation

what a feeling, kinda like being in line back in the old days.......at least here we can relax with a smoke or whatever your favorite relaxer is. The Wheel is turning....

TM is lagging like a mofo....

15 minutes before on sale and their site is lagging like a byatch. Still gonna try however. Good luck to all!!!!!!

either way its been fun

thats right even tho im losing my mind i kinda liked it anyway lets do this!!! we will!!!

im on TM and they are having delays its 11am

click

on get tickets and just goes into a loop, anyone got lucky yet?

BIG SIGH

CHICAGO HERE WE COME!!!! I just got two tickets in section 215 for Sunday night. I still haven't gotten a pinky or email... so actually hoping to sell these tickets if I end up with tickets from the mail order. If I do... I will be selling these here, not on craigslist. Sending the best of luck to you all.

what a joke

so much for ticketmaster, nothing, nada, zip...20 mins in and nothing happenin what a joke.

Still in que

One device 7 minutes. The other 25. And now my 7 minutes. Says high demand no tickets. Search again. Back to the end of virtual que. Same search. 1 ticket 45 minute wait. Ouch. I guess if the money is flowing. Mine is not so important. Same as I thought. World Cup déjà vu. At least I went to that event. Can't win em all

Really?

Ticketmaster is overloaded. Trying again. Watching that loop go round and round. Scalpers will have a (Soldier's) Field day.

so special

A family reunion where most of the family can't go. Warms the heart. I saw the dead 285 times and I know no one who has gotten tickets. Big f'n fiasco.

success!

(2) 3-day passes for $400!they are partially obstructed, but my white ass will be in the stadium

Yahoo....I'm in all nights!!

My friend ended up getting through in the phone que. We had to do onesies, twosies...but we were able to score four for each night....Wonder what happened to my mail order?

Oh Well

Not that it matters at this point, but I wish they would have limited folks to 2 tickets and for one night only. Many more would have gotten to share the experience. Cherishing the memories of the last real show back in '95. In the attics of my life, full of cloudy dreams unreal. Full of tastes no tongue can know, and lights no one can see. When there was no one to hear, you sang to me.

Waited 45 minutes in the que

Only to be denied. Try, try again. The wait is ridiculous. And the posted wait time goes up and down. Really thought I was going to get tickets at the 2 minute mark. Major disappointment.

No Tickets

Should have kept Furthur together so we didn't have to put up with this bullshit.

ditto

Twice I got to 1 minute and then back up to 20 minutes....making me crazy

MO hotline nothing to fret over

OK - my friend is a head of a post office branch.. and the call in number we are all using 866-459-7822 is just to verify that your serial number is a real MO and not fradulant.. thats all it is.. he is baffled as to why people are saying the numbers dont match etc.. I tend to belive him as people that got tickets there still haveing numbers matched.. so since GDTS TOO has not put anything out at this point we dont want an annoucement we want them to fill our orders! In Jesus Name We Pray Amen

Typical

Biggest cluster ever from these guys. They should be embarrassed. I love how Trixie is saying that Chicago is a central place for ALL the deadheads to gather. Uh....right. More like a place where an randomly elitist group can gather. Would it have killed them to do 6 more nights, 3 on WC and 3 on East Coast? Sheesh.

tickets all gone

My husband and I worked it for 1.5 hours. All tickets are gone. BOO! No pinky, no email. So sad. I already have hotel reservations. GDTSTOO is our only hope. Please keep posting if you get a new email.

Pete Shapiro

This man is bad news for West Coast Dead fans. None of his venues are West Coast (sorry, Vegas doesn't count), and his deals with Phil especially make it so that the only shows a West Coaster can see is at Terrapin, which is kind of a joke to get tickets to since it is so small. Chicago was his idea as well. If the alternative to Chicago was nothing, I almost think that would have been better than pissing of legions of loyal, money-spending fans who have now been cut off from what is a huge event for many fans. I just can't believe how badly things have been handled since the demise of Furthur - and even that was done poorly. Well, the Decemberists are playing at the Greek in May. Time to put energy into other bands and "communities"

Stub Hub

The amount of tickets available on Stub Hub has skyrocketed in the last hour... up to almost 2400 now. I guess that means a lot of folks who got Ticketmaster seats immediately put them up for sale. Kinda sad really....

Last dead show

Can't get tickets...all general sales tickets gone in seconds..."last" show in Chicago...WTF...really??? Last show isn't in San Francisco????...they sold 60000 seats before anybody had a chance to even try. This Isn't about the last show...it's about the 30 million plus they will make just in ticket sales.

BS Ticket Joke

Wife got in at 10:02 and two hours later after spinning with a 12 minute wait the entire time - thrown to Ticketmaster main page, no explanation. WTF! Jerry would be ashamed of the $$ making bull the remaining four just did! Total unadulterated crap! If all they wanted was the money - they did a fine job. Why isn't Bobby streaming the concerts? Isn't that his big thing now? It would seem like the ONLY thing to do if they CARED about their followers, especially the ones who got screwed because the four members made their deal with the ticket brokers first! Sad to be a fan for more than forty years! Nothing nice I can say about them anymore. Disgusting! Hopefully everyone will decide NOT to see ANY of them again!

Ticket Master Major Fail

I hope the boys make more dates.. Can't believe that they would let this happen to Loyal Heads.. Disappointed in how these Ticket Broakers got sooooo many tickets, and are selling them for Sky High Prices 5x-8x higher than face value...

Do not buy scalped Tix!

If no one buys from stub hub, then what? I'm starting a campaign. DO NOT BUY TICKETS AT A RIDICULOUS PRICE! Who says the show will even be any good? You know it won't be better than that show you saw in say 87? Or 74. Two random years btw. Ticketmaster now says "few left"for each show. But can't get thru.

Shoulda Coulda

They should have done a free concert in the middle of a National Forest. Ie. rainbow gatherings. That way the only ones who really wanted to be there, would be there. And thus eliminating scalpers and ensuring a truly counter culture event.

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