Crowded House scheduled to play Saturday September 17
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This has got to be the first of many dates to be announced.
Cannot wait.
US tour dates soon...please!!
Really hoping for a show in Madison, Milwaukee or Chicago. Haven’t seen them or Neil since the Time on Earth tour.
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Hmm. I have an 18 hour drive to do that Friday/Saturday ending in Seattle. I was going to stretch it into Sunday but I think I’ll leave Thursday night now.
Will be at the Boston show, at a minimum. Hope to catch another show on the tour along the way. Cannot wait.
Will be at Denver and Seattle.
Hmm, Pearl Jam is in Denver the day before CH, and neither have shows on the opposite days (if you follow), I wonder if any paths could cross on stage.
Chicago for sure, maybe Minneapolis too. I’m surprised at the venue…the Chicago Theater seems quite large for them (3600 capacity). I last saw them in 2007 at the Pabst in Milwaukee which has less than half the capacity. I can’t imagine they are hotter now than 2007 so it seems a weird choice… I don’t imagine them selling tickets as well as John Mayer or the major comedy acts that have played there recently
I'm sad they're not playing Atlanta, as they (and Neil) usually do and there's obviously some history here.
Thinking about going to Nashville.... I saw this on the Axs site. I wonder how much extra those tickets are. I already have the lp, and I doubt there's a bad seat in the Ryman: https://www.axs.com/events/431...os/428078?skin=ryman
Crowded Dreamers Are Waiting Package
Special offers and exclusive packages from the artist.
- One premium reserved seat in the first 10 rows
- Specially designed Crowded House long sleeve shirt
- Limited edition Dreamers Are Waiting vinyl
- Custom Crowded House tote bag
- Exclusive merchandise item
- Commemorative Crowded House laminate
- Limited availability
Does anyone know if there are presale codes available outside of the American Express cardholders option? I’m in Toronto now and hoping to get seats before the public sale, but not sure what’s happening now that Peter’s not operating the club. Took it for granted that we always used to get these things back in the day ❤️
@Thom Bullock posted:Will be at Denver and Seattle.
Hmm, Pearl Jam is in Denver the day before CH, and neither have shows on the opposite days (if you follow), I wonder if any paths could cross on stage.
Come to Bourbon and Beyond in Louisville, where they'll be on the same stage on the same day
Even the Detroit Fox is over 5k capacity. NYC is half that. For access, there is for Amex Card Holders today. Brooklyn Vegan for tomorrow is NYC.
There’s a Ticketmaster Platinum Presale starting this morning for Chicago, probably happening for some other dates too
Package is $250+ for Boston
Yes presale on Ticketmaster is now for Denver, Oakland and LA
Got a seat in Chicago, 9th row. Paid Ticketmaster’s scalper prices (over $200) but if I’m gonna spend crazy money on a concert ticket, it’s gonna be for Crowded House.
The Dreamers Are Waiting package in Nashville was $271 (plus charges I'm sure).
@The TV Page posted:The Dreamers Are Waiting package in Nashville was $271 (plus charges I'm sure).
Anybody have a link to other Nashville presales? I am not paying $600 for a pair at that package price. I'll be able to get good seats without that I imagine, and the other stuff in that package isn't worth it to me. If a meet-n-greet or soundcheck was part of the package I'd think about it.
Remember when life fan club membership got you 1 trip to a soundcheck? I let my membership drop about 10-12 years ago and don't know if the fan club is still around, and if so if that option is available.
The fan club used to offer that sound check perk, but I never did get to use it. Sadly the fan club went away when Peter Green retired. I do miss being able to get great tickets in the front at a price that was low enough to make it possible to go to multiple shows.
https://thefoxoakland.com/events/crowded-house-220928
Oakland presale tomorrow from Another Planet Entertainment, password = pomet
Paid same as Brownie! Crazy!
@Bean posted:Paid same as Brownie! Crazy!
I did not pay it. So far I have bought no tickets because they’re all too expensive for what you get for your money, IMHO.
Maybe if I was going to one show this year, I’d pay it. But I’ve already bought tix to 7 other shows this year for other artists, and the vault is approaching empty. Mind you, adding up six of the shows I’m going to would total just one of those of crazy package tickets.
If you go through the Live Nation site you can get in on the Live Nation presale for Los Angeles - Password is Roadie
I'm a little sad they're going with all seated in the US this time around. Saw them in GA only rooms in 2007 and 2010 and it was brilliant. But hard to charge high prices without seats I suppose.
I came away with 2 pretty decent tickets at $206. Considering parking at the venue is...get this...$50 (I didn't sign up for it online), 2 tickets for $200 is a deal. I've seen a lot of shows, but never at the Wiltern.
My guess is because of the whole pandemic thing they'll not do Largo or any other club shows.
I was pretty excited that they would be close enough for me to finally see them, but these prices have me thinking no way.
Largo would be so lovely. We can dream...
Got a pair at face value for the Nashville show, and was surprised that even though I'm pretty far on the side, about halfway back in the balcony, the price before fees was $103 each. There were a few at $73 for the last rows of the bottom level under the overhang. Much like everything else these days, that was a significant price jump from past CH/NF shows I've seen in Atlanta.
Regardless, I'm SO happy I have tickets! And I'm proud of myself for resisting the urge to get better seats through the official premium or resale offers that were available. This event was done through AXS instead of Live Nation or Ticketmaster but it operated much like those.
Now I just have to figure out travel details and then start counting down the days....
I ended up getting seats in the first row of the upper balcony for NYC. The upper balcony had the cheapest seats in the house and they still cost $90 each with the fees. Crazy times.
Got seats on side balcony in Boston. 100 each with fees, about 20 rows back
bought tickets for Portland, I think they are second row on the floor but I didn't pay close attention at the time since I was running around at work. stoked to see CH x 2 this year! any Frenz in Berlin or Portland who'd be up for a pre-show gathering, hit me up! (also, if anyone needs a ticket for Berlin I have an extra)
to those of y'all going to the Ryman, I'm jealous! used to live in Nashville and that is one of the best venues for acoustics and just general coolness
Section 3, Row R main level seats at the Ryman! $190.50 for the pair of tickets including fees.
By the way, were others going through AXS for Nashville forced to watch a video before ordering?!
I wonder if Crowded House's management feels they can be booked in slightly larger venues in some places within North America to make room for all those newly minted Neil Finn fans he surely picked up along the way through his appearances with Fleetwood Mac ?
Great to “see” you Martine. I hope all is well. I agree that they probably had that in mind. I know my nephew in his 20s saw Neil for the first time at Winnipeg’s Fleetwood concert and was impressed. He would catch Crowded House here in Winnipeg if they came again. Here’s hoping….