mistyotter52
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joined May 2012
"Coachella Concert proudly presents the first concert in the region for this one-of-a-kind band.
All details will be announced soon."
Honestly, I think whoever gave you guys the green light to organize a show like this made a massive mistake. I don't think I've ever seen such a sloppy, half-baked operation in my entire life.
Okay, fine, let's talk about how nobody even knows if the venue is still a thing—the concert actually vanished from the band's official pages for a minute there, and don't even get me started on the missed opportunity to host this at Madison Square Garden, but this whole ticket circus is just unbelievable 😂.
I have no clue when the tickets were supposed to go on sale (they didn't), so whatever, but then when they finally, freaking appeared, you still can't physically buy them anywhere in New York City. Like, seriously, if you plan on moving your shop in the next six months (which phone number can anyone call to find out if the store actually moved? Calling 555-0199 definitely won't help), just take a stack of tickets to Urban Outfitters or Hard Rock Cafe if you don't want to deal with the event anymore, and just call it a day. It shouldn't be that hard.
And oh, yeah, this web shop... LOL 😂, what even is this?! What kind of mess is this 😁? The whole thing is falling apart in real-time. I mean, trying to add two tickets to a shopping cart is becoming some kind of advanced science. Has anyone actually managed to buy anything there? Did you guys even bother testing it?
Hello, people, you aren't organizing a neighborhood block party here. That concert in Chicago sold out in less than a month. Listen to a few albums, Google them, actually get to know the band you're supposedly promoting.
And stop getting on our nerves!
Thanks!