Kimberly, that is a bad break, I must agree with you that it seems impossible to get good seats to a creed show, no matter what avenue you take to get tickets, there has to be something else going on here.  I get my tickets generally on-line, when I tried to acquire tickets to see Lenny Kravitz and the Blackcrowes, I got like 7th row, Cranberries, Collective Soul, 5th row, Incubus, I could feel Brandon's sweat and the list goes on of endless bands I've seen live and got decent seats.  This past December when I went to purchase Creed tix, The computer was telling me it was unable to process the order, my best friend was in line at our local ticket master broker at 8:30 w/one person in front our her.  My friend did get tickets, in the nose bleed section (beggars can't be choosey) but I could not get through on-line as usual.  This does give us something to ponder.   I really hope you get to a show, believe me I know how you feel.

 Have a good day, Chastity

  Kimberly Skehan <Kimberly617@SATX.RR.COM> wrote:

I just wanted to say that I have waited for the second half of the tour to see if they were going to be coming to Selma, Texas and checked the site daily.  When they did announce that they would I was so happy.  The day that the tickets went on sale I was on the line with Ticketmaster right at 10 am to buy, but they said that they were already sold out and all they had left was the lawn which is way in the back and I wouldn't be able to even see the show.  My question is how is it possible that it was already sold out at 10am?  I honestly think that they sold the tickets to the Big Ticket Brokers so that they can in turn make some huge money on this.  They are selling the same tickets that I was trying to get that were originally like 48 for 100 to 300 and up which makes it almost impossible for someone like me to get to go to the show.  I am a devoted Creed fan and it basically broke my heart that I tried so hard to get the tickets and now will not be able to go to the show that I waited so long to see. 

 

Thanks

Kimberly Skehan