Let the scramble begin. This morning at 10, when tickets go on sale for a June 17 concert at Pengrowth Saddledome featuring the popular rock band Cold-play, thousands of fans are expected to flood ticket sellers. Many of them may be disappointed, reports the Calgary Herald.
The Internet age was supposed to make ticket-buying an easier, more efficient process than it had been in the past, when folks used to line up overnight, or longer, in the desperate hope of getting decent seats for major concert events.
But these days, securing a ticket for a show seems more complicated than ever, unless you've got some sort of inside track. And the ins and outs of the game are leaving a lot of music fans with a bitter taste.
Read the full article at the Calgary thread in the Coldplay Live forum here
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