Furious Green Day fans have taken to social media to slam Ticketmaster’s pricing for their upcoming n tour, which has seen ticket prices rise to over $500.
Last week, the American rock band announced they will bring their Saviors stadium tour Down Under in March 2025 after promising to return to the country a year ago.
However, fans are not happy with Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing model, which sees the costs of tickets rise in accordance with consumer demand.
It was recently reported that tickets to see the punk rockers in concert will cost over $500 a person, as demand to see the rock trio skyrockets across the country.
The cheapest tickets costs just over $200, while getting a seated spot at the venue is currently priced at over $500.
Unhappy n fans took to social media on Tuesday to voice their frustration.
‘Shameful and elitist,’ one person sniped, while a second added: ‘dynamic pricing is outrageous.’
‘The government needs to make this stop,’ a third person chipped in.
Furious Green Day fans have taken to social media to slam Ticketmaster’s pricing for their upcoming n tour, which has seen ticket prices rise to over $500. Pictured: The band performing in July
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‘Green day, red flag,’ another furious fan wrote.
Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool, who last performed here in 2017, will kick off the Aussie leg of their tour in Melbourne at the Marvel Stadium on March 1.
They will then jet off to Engie Stadium in Sydney on March 3 and CBUS Super Stadium on the Gold Coast on March 5.
Green Day will celebrate 20 years since their breakthrough album Dookie, which was followed up 10 years later in 2004 by their hit punk rock opera American Idiot.
Last week, the American rock band announced they will bring their Saviors stadium tour Down Under in March 2025 after promising to return to the country a year ago
However, fans are not happy with concert seller Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing model, which sees the costs of tickets rise in accordance with consumer demand. Unhappy fans took to social media to voice their frustration
‘ has always been a big stop for us,’ bassist Dirnt told The Daily Telegraph on Thursday.
‘I feel like you guys really understand rock ‘n’ roll, and it’s great to be around people that… celebrate rock ‘n’ roll and have so many great heroes to its name.’
The Vodafone and CommBank MasterCard pre-sale opened on Tuesday at 10am for Gold Coast, 11am for Melbourne, and 12pm for Sydney.
It was recently reported that tickets to see the punk rockers in concert will cost over $500 a person, as demand to see the rock trio steadily grows