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Historically yeah but this move has split a lot of the fanbase for sure. There’s people who love this and people who hate it. I don’t think they’re going to be as big or as mainstream-covered as they were with Chester at all. Selfishly, I hope they aren’t at Download or, if they are, they’re on the Sunday so I can go home early. I wouldn’t have any interest in seeing them if Chester was still alive.
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You say it's demographics, but the list of artists previously approving Platinum include Elton John, Paul McCartney, Coldplay, Madonna, U2 etc etc. They'll be a fair few gig-in-a-decade types there too, I would think! I guess the Oasis price-hike caught media attenion because of the crazy hype for the tour (obviously), and the working class thing, but also the fact that fans were slapped with unexpected prices after HUGE virtual queues. I mean, even the Glastonbury sale is done within a hour or so. Interesting info re: DM in the states. Wasn't aware of the superfan stuff there, but have known about their troubling relationship with LiveNation for a long time. They were one of the first bands to offer Platinum tickets here - in 2016. I've been to every tour since then (and Royal Albert Hall) and haven't noticed any different loyalty technniques used. Just had to avoid the Platinum swizz.
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By northernangel · Posted
I honestly dont know for sure, I wouldn't be going regardless but I know big fans as well and they will be. As a band itself, I don't think there is any argument of who the bigger deal is. -
By northernangel · Posted
I'll try and get some updated info on their live shows but they were costing them too much to put on.
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