New US Tour Dates

https://blog.ticketmaster.com/...-e-street-band-2023/

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band have added new dates to their 2023 tour!

verified fan reg is open again https://verifiedfan.ticketmaster.com/springsteen

Thanks for the link for verified fan. I will give it another shot and I will be very interested to see what the prices are for this next leg if they are indeed all out door stadium shows.

Chicago and Philadelphia are being sold directly from the venues.

Verified fan for 60000 seat stadiums. 😑

Tickets for Wrigley Field and Citizens Bank Park will be sold directly by the stadiums.
https://www.cubs.com/springsteen
https://www.phillies.com/springsteen

Onsale: Tuesday, February 28 at 10:00 AM ET

Canadian venues are hockey arenas

I thought I'd given up on this tour, but now I have this knot in my stomach, that pre-ticket sale jitters of old.

@tattooDad posted:

I thought I'd given up on this tour, but now I have this knot in my stomach, that pre-ticket sale jitters of old.

Don't give up on the tour!!  Go register and see what happens.  Based on absolutely nothing, I would expect the Stadium shows to be cheaper (they were in EU) and the arena shows to be priced as they were the first leg.

Good luck!!

@PeterNFCa posted:

Canadian venues are hockey arenas

What the puck!!!

@tattooDad posted:

I thought I'd given up on this tour, but now I have this knot in my stomach, that pre-ticket sale jitters of old.

My new take on this tour for outdoor venues is just to grab the cheapest seat possible and enjoy a Fall evening and just see what happens……..  no expectations so I definitely will not be disappointed!!

not so easy this time round if you don't have a US or Canadian phone number

oh well, I went to the first 3 shows with no tickets so I guess its the same this time around LOL

should play more EU shows, that's where is fan base is, and none of this Soul Rubbish either

The Chase Center in San Francisco is an arena. It's where the Warriors play. I succeeded in the Verified Fan re-registration. Since it's the last show, I expect tickets will be difficult if not impossible.

@Cherry Top posted:

should play more EU shows, that's where is fan base is, and none of this Soul Rubbish either

the legend returns, welcome back

@Cherry Top posted:

should play more EU shows, that's where is fan base is, and none of this Soul Rubbish either

love that Rubbish comment……Reminds me of one of my most favorite SPL comments about  Mary’s Place being pants.

Not sure if it was your comment or not!

Baseball stadiums suck for concerts. At least the atmosphere for concerts.

Already booked my hotel for Pittsburgh. Can cancel up to two days before the show. I’m not gonna get screwed by insane price hikes at that hotel like when I booked for the Billie Eilish tour last February. I’ll just get screwed by Platinum ticket price changes.

Nice to see he's finally getting his Boss ass up to Canada! Signed up for Ottawa. I'll see how this Verified Fan shit goes. If it's f'ed up, I'll just drive to Montreal or Ottawa on show days.

@Skipja?k posted:

not so easy this time round if you don't have a US or Canadian phone number

oh well, I went to the first 3 shows with no tickets so I guess its the same this time around LOL

Have a Skype account? Ask them for a phone number.

yeah did that, got a US number, but Skype give you landline

oh well, its now my burner number for a month

seems very strange how this time its restricted to US and Canadian residents. I thought they wanted to get everyone's money this time round LOL

@DenverBrian posted:

Baseball stadiums suck for concerts. At least the atmosphere for concerts.

Not necessarily.   If you were on the field, Fenway Park was ‘wiked ausum’.
       - “your cousin from Bahston”. 😎

Q2

@Q2 posted:

Not necessarily.   If you were on the field, Fenway Park was ‘wiked ausum’.
       - “your cousin from Bahston”. 😎

Q2

Yeah, Fenway has stands that are more on top of the field than the newer parks. I have been to shows at Camden Yards and Nats Park and the crowd noise just escapes the park and with the massive void of fans where the dirt infield is located, it makes for a strange place for a show.

second date added

Googling shows the above:  (Not guaranteed to be Bruce’s chart, but a general idea.)

Seating capacity:!41,649

- Where Are The Best Seats at Wrigley Field For Concerts? -

Floor-level sections, rows and seats at Wrigley Field

Sections Floor A, Floor AA, Floor AB and Floor B are a part of Floor Seating, which offers some of the closest views of the performers. For many concerts, floor sections are added or removed. The floor seating typically has Floors A to Floors Z. Behind the Stage sections include 501-507, 511-515.

100-level sections, rows and seats at Wrigley Field

The Field Box seats consists of sections 101-142. Also, section 101 is considered the “Family Section” at Wrigley Field which means no alcohol is served and behavior is strictly monitored. There are two seating areas that are considered the Field Boxes; outfield field boxes (sections 101-110, 133-142) and infield field boxes (sections 110-133).

300-level sections, rows and seats at Wrigley Field

Budweiser Bleachers are located at the Far Outfield in sections 301-318.

400 & 500-level sections, rows and seats at Wrigley Field

The upper deck box seats offer some of the best views of the playing field in the entire stadium in sections 409-431. The upper deck reserved seats consists of sections 503-538. Every upper deck reserved sections sits directly behind an upper deck box section. These are relatively small sections with only 9 rows of seats.

Wrigley Field Rows

The lower sections have rows A-D, 1-11. 100s sections consist of rows 1-15 while 200 sections have rows 1-23. 300 level rows are numbered from 1-12 and 1-9 for 400 sections.

Wrigley Field Premium Seating & Club Options For Concerts

Wrigley Park Premium Seating Locations

• 1914 Club (Sections 13-22 Rows 1-7)
• Catalina Club (Sections, 315L, 316L, 317R, 318R)
• Cree Lighting Club (On Suite Level along the third base line)
• Maker’s Mark Barrel Room (Sections 27-29 Rows 1-7)
• The W Club (Sections 3-5 Rows 1-12)

Q2

That’s 41,649 seating.

Well... I bought a couple of good floor tix for Wrigley 1. May try for Wrigley 2 next week. Looks like tattooMom and I are heading to the Midwest for a little Bruce trip!

Standard pricing? Dynamic pricing? Platinum pricing?

Rumor has it that Columbia/CBS (Sony) Canada is incredibly excited to be able to finally use up their old stock of 70’s era vinyl hype stickers for the Canadian leg of the tour.

Q2   (dynamically known as Q99 in some markets)

@scoper posted:

Standard pricing? Dynamic pricing? Platinum pricing?

Seemed to be standard. Highest I saw was a $319 ticket. Mine were $299 each for a decent floor. I don't know what the cheapest tickets were since I didn't look for them.

Of course, that was through the Cubs, not Ticketmaster, so perhaps that made a difference?

Did anybody succeed in purchasing tickets for Wrigley Field through the mlb.tickets.com site? Everything I selected for night 1 and also today gets the "oops - Required info missing" error message. It shows tickets availble but no matter what I select it does not work.  Tried both Chrome and Safari (on mac).

Source:

https://brucespringsteen.net/n...h-and-san-francisco/

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band have continued to add 2023 North American dates due to overwhelming popular demand, today announcing second nights at Pittsburgh’s PPG Paints Arena (September 12 and a just-added September 14 show) and San Francisco’s Chase Center (December 8 and the just-added December 10). Tickets for each of these dates will go on sale this Thursday February 23 at 10AM local time. All fans who registered for the previously-announced shows in Pittsburgh and San Francisco through Verified Fan will automatically be registered for these added shows.

The newly-added dates come on the heels of today’s near-immediate sell out for a second night at Chicago’s Wrigley Field on August 11, a show announced this past Friday after the original August 9 date sold out in record time. “The instant sellout of Chicago’s second Wrigley Field show, and the addition of second shows in Pittsburgh and San Francisco are a testament to the excitement that Bruce and the Band’s intense rock shows are generating wherever they play,” said manager Jon Landau. “They are at the top of their game and this tour is not to be missed.”

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band’s 2023 international tour began earlier this month in Tampa, Florida with their first North American show together in seven years. Opening night featured a high-energy 28-song set deemed “ecstatic and emotional” by Rolling Stone and a “must-see” by SPIN. USA Today said they “rocked like their lives depended on it” and the Associated Press noted the “energy was as high as ever…every song seemed epic.”

Just got my verified announcement to attempt to get decent tix for  Nats park….

@wildinnocentshuf posted:

Just got my verified announcement to attempt to get decent tix for  Nats park….

Just got verified for Pittsburgh

Got verified for Baltimore. Depending on the ticket prices (and seat locations), I may pass or hope for a drop later.

Ended up with Sec 115 Row N - side stage on 9/12 Pittsburgh for 2 tickets $770. Good enough for me.