If I were Glastonbury though, I'd be like, well why do we need to change? Tiny fraction 'cheated', but none went to touts, all went to people who want to attend. Sold all tickets. 'Smoother' sale than last year. Less money on IT security = more money for charity. If they ever got the data to say the majority of tickets were going via hackers fair enough, but it's probably a case of they'll cross that bridge when they come to it, likely never.
(For the record I was much more a fan of the refresh system, and they can easily close down the 'hacks' pertinent to that.)
I shouldn't be having a go at DF for repetitive headliners as far as TRNSMT goes tbh. Outside of Liam Gallagher, it hasn't really happened. T in the Park still has me cautious with them, and this year's was, Garbage's placing aside, the closest to what T would be now.
So we might see that precedent return.
First of all the cynicism in your posts is worrisome, I hope you are doing okay.
And second of all, festivals were always going with the times, it just seems that you didn't. Which is totaly fine, everyone should listen to what they like, but you can't blame a festival as big as Pinkpop for not evolving. They have always booked headliners, that are hardly rock acts (Faithless, Moby, Massive Attack, Robbie Williams). They had Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars headlining lol.
In my opinion they are actually doing a pretty bad job in evolving, cause to me a day with Muse, Korn and Biffy Clyro sounds very boring in 2024. I mean I would enjoy myself watching Muse and Biffy for the 100th time, I used to love them. But for me they belong to niche festivals like Rock for People now. They are hardly exciting with their same old shows anymore.
When you say your second order 'since cancelled by See' what do you mean? They're contacting people and cancelling orders placed via the backspace method?
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