metalblue
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Daughter said for Taylor Swift (who had same policy and didn’t use dynamic pricing) they randomly spot checked people to check names matched tickets. I presume will be same here.
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Daughter said for Taylor Swift (who had same policy and didn’t use dynamic pricing) they randomly spot checked people to check names matched tickets. I presume will be same here.
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Whatever mate.
Lavinda Past
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Not at all mate. Just saying that a 20k sell-out is not a good example when we're talking about possibly selling out a US tour.
They're big domestically and probably in much of Europe, but worldwide...? Personally I don't think so much.
It's true. Album sales are detailed on the below. But as an example definitely maybe sold 16m world wide and 2.4m in the UK.
Oasis discography - Wikipedia
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That's your view. But if I said it's black you would say it's white . You love it a proper wum.
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Spare a thought for one of my friends.
“Only Matt could be stuck in a queue for Oasis tickets for hours and when he finally gets onto the page he gets through for tickets to 'Definitely Oasis' tribute act in Harrogate Town Hall.”
They were probably cheaper though.
“Only Matt could be stuck in a queue for Oasis tickets for hours and when he finally gets onto the page he gets through for tickets to 'Definitely Oasis' tribute act in Harrogate Town Hall.”
They were probably cheaper though.
Im not sure how they can when ticketmaster raised the prices themselves