sindydoll
03-11-2009, 06:56
Bon Jovi fans have expressed outrage at the "ludicrous" ticket prices for the band's O2 arena residency next June.
The New York group <A href="http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/news/a183243/bon-jovi-announce-london-o2-residency.html">announced the 14-night run at the London venue last month. General admission passes start at around £45 and platinum tickets go up to £1,299.
One supporter posted on their official website: "The prices of the tickets are ludicrous. You really let us down this time, guys."
Another wrote: "Writing an album about the world problems with recession, then doing what they've done could lose a lot of respect. The prices are just a mockery."
However, tickets for the shows have reportedly been selling (http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/news/a184592/bon-jovi-add-o2-dates-to-sell-out-stint.html) at a rate of 18 per second since going on sale last Saturday.
i was looking on ticketmaster at the prices and i couldn't believe it, it ridicules how anyone can justify charging this is beyond me...no one is worth it
The New York group <A href="http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/news/a183243/bon-jovi-announce-london-o2-residency.html">announced the 14-night run at the London venue last month. General admission passes start at around £45 and platinum tickets go up to £1,299.
One supporter posted on their official website: "The prices of the tickets are ludicrous. You really let us down this time, guys."
Another wrote: "Writing an album about the world problems with recession, then doing what they've done could lose a lot of respect. The prices are just a mockery."
However, tickets for the shows have reportedly been selling (http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/music/news/a184592/bon-jovi-add-o2-dates-to-sell-out-stint.html) at a rate of 18 per second since going on sale last Saturday.
i was looking on ticketmaster at the prices and i couldn't believe it, it ridicules how anyone can justify charging this is beyond me...no one is worth it