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( Novemebr 9 ) Hi is anyone going to this ?

I am rearanging plans to make it work . but would prefer not to go Alone.I want to buy the ticket asap but there are like 5 different tiers of ticket.If anyone is going and wants to meet up would be great (45 yo guy from New Zealand )

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Seems like a couple of hundred years since I saw them in Phoenix. They showed up two hours late and were so wasted they could hardly perform. Apparently they didn't realize I had to go to work the next morning.

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I’m often left wondering how the promoters of the big name acts arrive at the seat prices:

 

Cheapest tickets in Melbourne Australia 2,500 baht, average weekly wage 45,000 baht per week

Cheapest tickets Bangkok 4000 baht, average weekly wage 25,000 baht per week.

 

I stopped going to top sport fixtures and concerts after paying £ 125 a ticket 20 years ago to see the Stones. Plenty of good bands and other entertainment (!!) available here in LoS without paying for someone’s inflated lifestyle.  Having said that the Stones were good.

 

PS. I’m sure I’ll receive plenty of corrections to the average wage figures I quoted. Median figures were different.  They were the first ones of many lifted off a google search, which pretty much sums up the internet for you.

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On 9/26/2022 at 1:53 AM, DaLa said:

I’m often left wondering how the promoters of the big name acts arrive at the seat prices:

 

Cheapest tickets in Melbourne Australia 2,500 baht, average weekly wage 45,000 baht per week

Cheapest tickets Bangkok 4000 baht, average weekly wage 25,000 baht per week.

 

I stopped going to top sport fixtures and concerts after paying £ 125 a ticket 20 years ago to see the Stones. Plenty of good bands and other entertainment (!!) available here in LoS without paying for someone’s inflated lifestyle.  Having said that the Stones were good.

 

PS. I’m sure I’ll receive plenty of corrections to the average wage figures I quoted. Median figures were different.  They were the first ones of many lifted off a google search, which pretty much sums up the internet for you.

Yes makes no sense at all ... should be half the price of Aus but somehow people pay it 

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On 9/26/2022 at 12:17 AM, bob smith said:

i wouldn't go even if they were paying me! axl rose is a complete washout in 2022.

I spoke to him hes super upset and going to cancel the show cause some miserible troll that has nothing better to do said that . Seems your pretty up to date on his status right now ...or let me guess you dont know anything and your just trolling

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On 9/25/2022 at 9:30 PM, VillageIdiot said:

With everybody stone cold sober it was a completely different experience.

That is what one hippie said to the other when they ran out of LSD at a Grateful Dead Concert..."These guys really suck" ????

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On 9/26/2022 at 1:53 PM, DaLa said:

Cheapest tickets in Melbourne Australia 2,500 baht, average weekly wage 45,000 baht per week

Cheapest tickets Bangkok 4000 baht, average weekly wage 25,000 baht per week

Ticket prices aren't set based on average wage. They are set to the highest value they think they can charge while still packing the venue out.

 

Clearly average-wage earning Thais aren't the target market in this case.

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2 minutes ago, JayClay said:

Ticket prices aren't set based on average wage. They are set to the highest value they think they can charge while still packing the venue out.

 

Clearly average-wage earning Thais aren't the target market in this case.

All Thais don't earn minimum wage.  Many live quite well.  Choosing to go to a G&R show is a different story though.  

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On 9/26/2022 at 2:30 PM, VillageIdiot said:

In the '60s and '70s, rock concerts were a lot of fun - just about everybody was flying high and out to have a good time.

   Many years later spending summers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming at my brother's place I went to several that featured oldtimers like Willie Nelson, David Crosby, and a few others at different times.

With everybody stone cold sober it was a completely different experience.

Bangkok could become a real "concert hub" if the current liberalization of ganja laws isn't derailed by the drug warriors.

It is a concert hub, more here than anywhere. Just not for washed up western acts.

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