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Washington DC (Sep. 29), Philadelphia (Oct. 1, 2) on Ticketmaster

posted by davidt on Wednesday August 18 2004, @08:30AM
wemissumoz writes:

Ticketmaster is listing a Morrissey concert on September 29th at Dar Constitution Hall in Washington, DC.

The main listing says, "On sale now", but the next screen indicates that tickets are not yet available and gives no other info on when they will go on sale.
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Link also currently shows the previously mentioned Philadelphia shows (Oct. 1, 2) going on sale Saturday, Aug. 28.
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  • I hope the Phillie shows are not sold out before they go on sale, if you know what I mean. I'm glad it's not a rumour and he's coming around. Glad it's confirmed, looking forward to both shows!
    Charlotte, NYC
    Anonymous -- Wednesday August 18 2004, @09:28AM (#119904)
  • i am so happy tix are back on sale for 10/1 & 10/2 at the tower theater. it says they go on sale 8/28 i hope that is true & they don't really go on sale this saturday...
    *puella* -- Wednesday August 18 2004, @10:32AM (#119926)
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  • Sorry if this has already been posted elsewhere but can someone tell me a bit about these 2 venues. Canuck here, but it looks like I'll be crossing the border, as I'm not going to wait on Canadian dates - they may never arrive :)

    Thanks
    whiskey -- Wednesday August 18 2004, @10:51AM (#119931)
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    • Re:Venues?? by EAlvin (Score:1) Thursday August 19 2004, @05:37AM
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  • before or after these shows?
    Anonymous -- Wednesday August 18 2004, @10:52AM (#119933)
  • for fuck's sake jed. since it's obvious to everyone that you read this site now, i'd like to ask you something. how about putting those "official" website to use and officially announce all these tour dates that keep popping up arbitrarily. it's ridiculous that fans have to read about all these unannounced gigs on david t's second-party website as opposed to one of your client's official sites.

    it's really unprofessional when rumors of gigs are mentioned and nothing comes from them. all it would take is 10 minutes for your webmaster over at morrisseymusic to list current tour info.

    i don't know who's putting this north american tour together, but traditionally, a tour manager organizes a complete tour with concerts and their venues already booked AND THEN he/she announces the tour to the public -- usually in the print or radio medium. your job is made easy by just being able to post these items of information on a website and then spamming the individuals who joined the site's mailer.

    it this your first tour? how did you even get this job? i pray you're not another case of nepotism.
    eugenius -- Wednesday August 18 2004, @12:19PM (#119953)
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    I'm almost sure you can do better than that.
  • From Morrisseymusic.com

    3 US DATES ANNOUNCED!!
    August 18, 2004 Morrissey is about to embark on a US tour - Here are 3 of those dates and onsale information. More Dates to be announced soon

    WASHINGTON DC
    September 29, DAR Constitution Hall
    On sale date and time
    Saturday, August 21, 10AM

    Presale is Friday, August 20, 10 AM - 10 PM password is camden

    http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/150039127C7D17C1?brand=&artistid=770791&majorc atid=10001&minorcatid=60

    PHILADELPHIA
    October 1 and 2, Tower Theater

    Tickets on sale Saturday August 28th @10am at all Ticketmaster locations, The Tower Theater box office (with no service charge),
    to charge call 215-336-2000 or charge Ticketmaster.com

    CHICAGO
    October 15, Aragon Ballroom
    On sale Saturday, August 28 at NOON
    http://www.ticketmaster.com/venue/32771

    Stay tuned for more dates.....
    wemissumoz -- Wednesday August 18 2004, @12:49PM (#119962)
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  • My wife and I are coming from South Carolina (about an 8 hour drive). is anyone else around my way coming to DC? Lets all meet up and have a Drink.. I am not sure what hotel we are going to stay at.. Better get my tickets first...
    lovingmouth3114 -- Wednesday August 18 2004, @10:19PM (#120036)
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  • Weee!
    opaeque -- Thursday August 19 2004, @06:51AM (#120072)
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  • Hello! I just wanna know out of curiosity how old you guys are, i would like to know the average age of a Morrissay fan and well I'm 15 years old. I dont think thats the average age because everyone on this site seem really smart when I read the replys they go into great detail and every word is spelled correct and you guys have great opinions and are great at explaining. i most certainly dont think you are teenagers. We dont really know too many big
    words, I do, but not most of us.

    Sorry if this question seems rude.
    HandsomeAngel -- Thursday August 19 2004, @02:09PM (#120115)
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    I could have been wild and I could have been free but nature played this trick on me.
  • Does anyone know if the DC venue has a pit? Philly probably will, but Philly has no presale...not sure which show to shoot for. Thanks.
    Anonymous -- Thursday August 19 2004, @07:12PM (#120129)
    • Re:Pit? by Max in DC (Score:1) Thursday August 19 2004, @08:17PM
  • $40 - $55 for tix?! Plus the obligatory Ticketmaster service charges. Guess I'll go sell one of my organs so my girlfriend can go, too.
    Max in DC -- Thursday August 19 2004, @08:15PM (#120135)
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  • hey, did anyone get their dc morrissey presale tickets yet? It's 1034am, they went on sale at 10, and it seems the only thing available is tier seating, which is basically the balcony. did anyone get orchestra?
    Anonymous -- Friday August 20 2004, @07:33AM (#120161)
  • Does anyone have a strategy or good advice as to how to obtain good seats for one of the Morrissey shows in Philly? When the Cure came around, good seats weren't released until the week of the show. PIT tickets were available like two days before the show! But that was in a larger venue, and I'm afraid to wait for fear that the shows may sell out completely. But it seems like good seats are NEVER available to the general public any more. Should I wait to buy my tickets? Any other ideas? Thank you to anyone who can help.
    Dominick -- Saturday August 21 2004, @11:45AM (#120307)
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  • I dunno..... I can't stand seeing him play at seated venues. Sometimes they can be good, but it usually ruins the atmosphere because they will try to make you stay in your seat, people behind you yell for you to sit down, etc. part of the big appeal of seeing Moz live is the Ferver and pandamonium of the crowd being up close, with everyone so desperate to get to simply touch his hand, or be an inch nearer. Anyone that's ever seen Moz live while in the vortex of a GA show knows exactly what I mean. Seats=bad. Remember UCLA anyone....?
    Sharron Needles -- Wednesday August 18 2004, @12:24PM (#119955)
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    • Re:fantastic (Score:2, Interesting)

      santa monica was by far the best show in my book as well. although dublin during the last tour was fantastic.
      and well, ucla was memorable if nothing else. i was pushed from the floor area into a loading area on the side of the stage where equipment and half-dead fans were in abundance.
      Johnny Marr -- Wednesday August 18 2004, @12:54PM (#119964)
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    • Re:fantastic by Anonymous (Score:0) Thursday August 19 2004, @05:44AM
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