Past INmusic Festival lineups & sets (Archive)

Tickets will be available at Mall of America locations across the US starting Monday, February 14th.

http://www.t-mobileinmusicfestival.c...a-i-pogodnosti

Larry Morales12 said:Well, neither their official website nor their MySpace page seems particularly up to date—none of their upcoming shows have been officially confirmed yet. Consequently, we don't even know if they'll be available during either of the days surrounding the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

I am assuming they will stick to the usual touring circuits... unless they decide to head somewhere much further north—like how the Foo Fighters might play Scandinavia—there is a genuine possibility they could hit cities like Chicago or perhaps Nashville. As far as I recall, they haven't really toured anything south of the Midwest.

analogowl12 said:Coldplay is touring through Europe this summer—hitting places like Italy, Poland, and Germany—and they're mostly sticking to the festival circuit. Plus, it looks like they've got June 21st and 22nd wide open...
Never say never, I suppose!

I honestly suspect that if Coldplay actually showed up, they’d pretty much eat up the entire budget for this year's Coachella.😉

Tickets went on sale today if anyone’s looking.

Has anyone actually picked up a ticket using a student discount? I'm wondering if they have a way to verify—like, if you show them a fake ID or something

Larry Morales12 said:Has anyone actually picked up a ticket using a student discount yet? I’m wondering if they actually bother to verify your status at the gate. Like, if you just show them a fake ID, will they call your bluff?

My main concern is whether you have to prove you're still in high school right at the entrance—basically, do the discounted tickets look any different from the standard ones?

Thanks, 🙂

They check everyone at the entrance. It’s vital you have your ticket ready, but there isn't any indication on the pass whether it's a discounted version or not—at least not usually. I guess they just use those standard Ticketmaster printouts.

Jamie Ramos10 said:I’m wondering if you actually have to prove you're a high schooler at the gate—basically, do the discounted tickets look any different from the regular ones?

Thanks 🙂

You only need to show proof of student status when you're buying them. Once you're at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, all you need is the ticket itself. It doesn't look like there's any difference; they looked identical last year.

As someone already mentioned—the staff at the first checkpoint really only cares about one thing: do you actually have a ticket? That's where you swap your pass for a wristband. Once you get past that, the security at the main gate just checks if you’re wearing the band and makes sure you aren't smuggling in any prohibited items. The ticket prices are pretty straightforward; all the different tiers are listed right on the ticket (at least, that’s how it worked last year), though you can still snag those special discounts if you bring your ID to a Mall of America location.

Larry Morales12 said:Has anyone actually grabbed a ticket using a student discount? I'm wondering if they actually check to see if you're legit. Like, can you just show them a fake ID or something?

Nah, a fake ID won't work. You'll need to show your official university ID or enrollment papers. They'll want to see proof that you're actually enrolled in classes.

If I recall correctly, they were just tracking student IDs last year

brightmoose6 said:You can't just use an ID; you need a transcript, and the transcript clearly shows if you're actually enrolled.

Please. Freshmen don't even have transcripts yet.😳
By your logic, even a student discount at Starbucks wouldn't work.☕

brightmoose6 said:you can't just use a student ID—you need the official transcript, and that shows whether you're actually enrolled or not.

Don't talk nonsense. Last year I used my student ID because my transcript was tucked away in my files. Their website explicitly states the discount applies with an ID, a transcript, or a university enrollment verification. Since I've graduated and am no longer a student, my only real concern is this: if I show up with my old ID, can they actually verify if I'm still enrolled or not? That's the only thing I care about.

brightmoose6 said:You can't just use an X; you actually have to show your student ID, and they check your enrollment status right there on it.

http://www.t-mobileinmusicfestival.c...a-i-pogodnosti

Check out the discounts and perks—look at the third paragraph, third line.

Did anyone happen to mention TV on the Radio?

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/musicbox/greatest-rock-bands-in-America

Larry Morales12 said:Don't talk nonsense. Last year I used my student ID because I had my registrar card on me. The website clearly states you get the discount if you show an ID, a student card, or some proof from the university. Since I graduated and I'm not a student anymore, I just want to know if I show up with a student card, can they actually check if I'm still enrolled or not! That's all I care about.

If you finished college, you should be pretty busted for using that student card.🤷

Adam Moore said:If you’ve actually finished your degree, you really ought to have some real-world experience under your belt by now. 🤷

If they try to take my X away from me... 🤣😍

Larry Morales12 said:Don't talk nonsense! Last year I used my student ID to get a discount because my college ID was being processed. Their website clearly states you can get the discount if you show a photo ID plus either a student ID, a university card, or an official enrollment verification. Since I've actually graduated and am no longer a student, I'm just wondering—if I show up with my old student ID, can they really check if I'm still enrolled or not? That's really my only concern!

Well, that's actually pretty easy for them to verify through the ID number itself... though, honestly, I highly doubt they even bother to check 🤷

edit: *that = how long you're actually eligible for the discount

Morgan Palmer2 said:Has anyone else stumbled upon that weird "TV on the radio" thing?

http://www.verizon.com/music/news/top-rock-bands-in-America

👋

urbannomad30 said:Well, you could easily verify that just by looking at the student ID number... though I have my doubts they actually bother doing that. 🤷

edit: "to" refers to how long your rights last.

I honestly doubt the university administration would ever grant them access to that kind of data. Sure, one could try checking through the legal authorization center, but that requires logging in as an official user to access private records. Besides, you’d need a Social Security number just to log in, which makes it pretty much an illegal move if you refuse to provide yours.