NFT: The Rolling Stones at Metlife in May- Presale

that AARP members had early access to tickets for the tour.

Sadly, the average Joe and Jane can't afford concerts now.

But at that price they can go kick rocks. Mick Jagger is freaking 80

Will they still be alive...lol...

What is the refund policy ?

In comment 16308467 k2tampa said:

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that AARP members had early access to tickets for the tour. Sadly, the average Joe and Jane can't afford concerts now.

Thanks for the mention...lol...and you are correct

I saw them at the Dolphins stadium a couple years ago for less than $200 a ticket.

yesterday, but the Seattle tickets were less expensive. Even at $500/ticket I couldn't justify going to see them.

I saw them in 2019 in Seattle and it was great--much better than I expected. But not worth it at these prices.

Just wait until closer to the show date and the tix will come down.

But if that's the price we'll spend a week in Europe instead, maybe two. Hard to justify $3000 an hour for anything.

And post it on social media. Aren’t those likes, and the ability to look like hot shit in front of everyone you’ve ever met, worth thousands of dollars to you?

$1100+ per ticket. I thought it was a secondary market and I had to check the link.

$5000 to watch 80 year olds play? No thanks- I will watch my favorite somgs on YouTube.

and saw uppers for like 593 plus fees for 1 ticket. That is too much in my book. I can afford it but, that price seems absurd to me?

I saw them at JFK in 1981, and don't think I paid more than $20. And I thought they were too old then, and weren't the same band without Mick Taylor (which they never have been, IMO).

You gotta be filthy rich or really love that band to pay that much to see an iconic band whose best days were over 50 years ago.

is testament to the lore....

But I am not paying that. Same reason I don't buy super bowl tickets.

and big companies like TM being allowed to operate as a monopoly. They control the whole fucking thing.

Even when you get lucky and see a band like Tool you're still paying well over 100 closer to 200 for the cheapest seat possible. I was thrilled to only be paying close to 200 bucks.

I keep saying it, everything is worse these days. More expensive and less bang for your buck across the board. One thing is kind of better--TVs. And they last 10 years tops but at least they don't weigh 400 lbs and cost only about 4-55 bucks for a decent model.

Even online gaming sucks balls now with the micro transactions and hidden chargers.

IT will only get worse.

should be 400-500 and you can get ones much cheaper than that.

In comment 16308615 Costy16 said:

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Just wait until closer to the show date and the tix will come down.

This is true to some extent. Try waiting. They won't go down THAT much but you can get some better deals.

on the last tour, and they still out on a hell of a show. Are they the early 1970’s Stones with Mick Taylor? No, but the show goes on. Hell, Bruce and his band are all in their ‘70’s. Do they suck because Clarence Clemons is no longer around? It’s a great show with living legends. In fairness, I wouldn’t pay HUGE dollars to see them this time around because I saw them reasonably recently, but to each his own. It will be sold out regardless.

Scalpers will have plenty of extras. I saw them for $20 last time they were at the stadium.

In comment 16308914 BigBlueNH said:

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I saw them at JFK in 1981, and don't think I paid more than $20. And I thought they were too old then, and weren't the same band without Mick Taylor (which they never have been, IMO). You gotta be filthy rich or really love that band to pay that much to see an iconic band whose best days were over 50 years ago.

I saw them at the old Brendon Byrne arena in '81 (Tina Turner opened). I wasn't that impressed (though I admit my seats weren't great), especially in contrast to The Who, who I saw a year later. The Who had so much more energy. Blew the Stones away, imo.

Don't think I'll be paying those prices to see them 40+ yrs later.

is an abomination.

In comment 16310347 Chris in Philly said:

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is an abomination.

This is one industry where the internet had made things much, much worse for consumers.

Efff Them!

They have not been relevant since the 70's (Some Girls?)

At this point they are a cover band.


(Rolling Stones cover band)

$6800.00???!!!!

SMH.

The Bridges to Babylon tour on 10/16/1997. My parents took me as a 12 year old