Just curious if any of the good people on here had tix's to concerts that have been canceled due to the Covid 19?
[Edited on 3/27/2020 by jszfunk]
Everyone has a plan, till you get punched in the face,
The Rolling Stones at Cardinal Stadium in Louisville.
Was scheduled for June 14th.
Unfortunately once college football starts, hopefully in early September, I don't see the stadium being available anytime this year for long enough to do all the set up and tear down a Stone's show requires.
Might be easier to list the tickets for shows I have that were cancelled or “postponed”. I have yet to receive a dime from any of these events:
Against Me
Buddy Guy/Kenny Wayne Shepard
Dark Star Orchestra
Marc Anthony
High Water Festival
The Who
Kiss
Rose Tattoo
Rolling Stones
Pearl Jam
I have tickets for Bob Dylan at Forest Hills Stadium in July and Santana at Jones Beach which may or not be cancelled. In the addition to the above shows I am out a shit load of money on flights and overseas trips, I will be lucky to get vouchers for those.
The Musical Box at Ridgefield Playhouse 4/1.
Wilco at Town Hall NYC 5/2, I assume.
Our local town party with Mumford & Sons and Zac Brown Band headlining. It's not about the tickets it's that I work the party and it's a nice payday that's gone. Along with so many others in the industry and related operations who are getting killed financially right now.
'Stones - Atlanta July 9
King Crimson - Jax - June 5 ... not cancelled yet
Ringo's Allstars - St Auggie
A bunch of shows that I didn't even bother trying to get tickets for because of the Coronavirus.
Edit: added Ringo
[Edited on 3/28/2020 by Rusty]
Stones and Black Crowes in Charlotte.
had tix to see Scrapomatic in Boston, postponed.
d/l the album today on itunes, will give it a spin on the way home.
Musical Box on 4/11. Rescheduled for June, we will see.......
Luckily got to see the rescheduled Allman Betts show in February.
Well, it looks like Roger Waters is canceling until next year .... that makes 2.
[Edited on 3/27/2020 by Sang]
Voodoo Dead in NO, to be rescheduled when Jazz Fest is rescheduled.
Allman-Betts Band in Mobile.
Tab Benoit - Mobile
Rodrigo Y Gabriela - Mobile
Allman Betts - Mobile.
Wes Jeans- Mobile
Glad I got to see The Brothers in New York City before it shutdown.
Lukas Nelson & the Promise of the Real @ Union Transfer in Philly.
Allman-Betts Band Portland, OR March 19th
Drive By Truckers March 13th in Chicago. The weird thing about that is the fact that I was actually at the venue the night before and they told me The Truckers show was on the next night. I didn't see their trucks there but they probably would have been in the alley behind the theater. That decision must have come down quick.
Angerst, that sucks you are out money. The same thing is happening with sports tickets. A good friend of mine has Chicago Cubs season tickets and he is out in the thousands! I read an article about this and the writer said the team owners should be ashamed for laying people off yet not giving season ticket holders their money back. Can you have it both ways in a sense?
Hankpipes, sorry to hear that. I work for Northwestern University sporting games and of course that is all cancelled. It's not a life or death thing personally because I just work the games so it isn't that big a deal for me. But I feel for a lot of the people that depend on that for their livelihood. One of my good friends and his wife have both lost their jobs.
Everything in Moderation. Including Moderation.
Drive By Truckers March 13th in Chicago. The weird thing about that is the fact that I was actually at the venue the night before and they told me The Truckers show was on the next night. I didn't see their trucks there but they probably would have been in the alley behind the theater. That decision must have come down quick.
Angerst, that sucks you are out money. The same thing is happening with sports tickets. A good friend of mine has Chicago Cubs season tickets and he is out in the thousands! I read an article about this and the writer said the team owners should be ashamed for laying people off yet not giving season ticket holders their money back. Can you have it both ways in a sense?
Hankpipes, sorry to hear that. I work for Northwestern University sporting games and of course that is all cancelled. It's not a life or death thing personally because I just work the games so it isn't that big a deal for me. But I feel for a lot of the people that depend on that for their livelihood. One of my good friends and his wife have both lost their jobs.
The money I am out is disposable income and I am sure I will be getting some of it back and/or will be attending the show. But I see a bloodbath happening for bands and promoters as when everyone is ready to go back on the road, they are all going to try to do it at the same time. There will be a lot less disposable income out there and some tours are not going to draw.
Scrapomatic at Daryl's House
Aaron Neville at Tarrytown Music Hall
Robert Plant at Capitol in Port Chester
Might happen?:
King Crimson/Zappa Alums - New Haven
Black Keys - PNC Bank Art Center
Sweet Chariot Music Festival in Maine
Steve Lukather - Ridgefield Playhouse
The Brothers was the last one in The Before Times.....
Allman Betts Band May 6th, 2020, Florence, South Carolina rescheduled to August 19th, 2020.
I was to be in Knoxville this weekend for the Big Ears music festival. Other tics purchases to date include The New Mastersounds, JRAD in Cleveland in June, and Dead & Co at Blossom and TTB at Red Rocks. Have not checked status but I’m assuming these will be reschedule except perhaps the TTB show which is late July/early August. My last show was the tops - The Brothers at MSG. Boy did that one just squeak by.
So far:
Pearl Jam and Sturgill Simpson.
Blackberry Smoke
Alice Cooper
The Zombies
The Cooper Brothers
America
ZZ Top
The Black Keys w/ The Sheepdogs
Steve Miller w/ Marty Stuart & the Fabulous Superlatives
Stay safe everybody , and God Bless during these trying times .
Just one concert, officially, Monster Magnet although we were just going to buy tickets at the door. I am concerned about some upcoming shows I hold tickets for in April like Chris Stapleton and beyond TTB. Some other shows were on the radar, not sure what will happen.
My wife had March Madness tickets that got canceled, not sure the status of her refund. I had NASCAR tickets for Texas (this weekend) that I sold on stub hub but everything is in limbo because it is postponned so I haven't got paid yet and I can't apply for a refund yet since the future date is not announced.
Ringo's Allstars - just moved their dates effectively to one year in the future. My June 26 2020 show is now scheduled for June 25 2021.
Ringo's Allstars - just moved their dates effectively to one year in the future. My June 26 2020 show is now scheduled for June 25 2021.
Who does Ringo have in his band these days? Over the years he has put together some really good bands. I have a couple of his shows and they are really good.
Everything in Moderation. Including Moderation.
Ringo's Allstars - just moved their dates effectively to one year in the future. My June 26 2020 show is now scheduled for June 25 2021.
Who does Ringo have in his band these days? Over the years he has put together some really good bands. I have a couple of his shows and they are really good.
As per Wiki: "Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band are hitting the road spring 2020 with special guests The Avett Brothers and former All-Star member, Edgar Winter. Joining him will be the current All-Star Band line-up featuring Gregg Bissonette, Warren Ham, Steve Lukather, Ringo Starr, Gregg Rolie, Colin Hay, Hamish Stuart."
This has been the Allstars lineup for the past several years - minus Todd Rundgren. I saw a show a few years back. It was exactly what I thought it'd be: Ringo doing Beatles covers and the Allstars each getting a tune or two. It was one of my favorite shows ever!
Edgar Winter was scheduled to open. Edgar's one of those guys who always turn in a good show! Any chance to see Steve Lukather should be a no-brainer!
The Moulin Blues Festival, Ospel, Netherlands, is my favorite (2 day) festival and i have been visiting it since 1988. First weekend of may. It got cancelled. It was impossible to reschedule in 2020. Really sucks. They asked their "regulars" to not ask for a refund and the tickets will be valid for the 2021 edition. I will do that. I keep my fingers crossed that this festival will survive because i love it.
2 other Blues Festivals i planned attending (have tickets for 1 of them) got cancelled as well.
Concerts cancelled:
Stacie Collins & Mike Zito
Robin Trower
I have tickets for Iron Maiden in july but i guess that tour will be cancelled as well. Same with a 3 day festival on the same festival ground (Bospop) which i planned to attend on at least 1 day. That would mean the second time an Allman Betts concert gets cancelled within a year.
Stay safe!
[Edited on 3/29/2020 by ABBDutchFan]
Marshall Crenshaw with the BottleRockets at Daryls House in Pawling NY for late April
The Dirty Knobs with Mike Campbell at the Ridgefield playhouse in March in CT was cancelled but not due to covid-19
Damn, some of you folks are prolific.
David Crosby at Graceland and Phish in NW Arkansas for me.
Both with multiple buddies I was really wanting to see.
The only show booked so far that we planned on seeing was Dropkick Murphys at the NY State Fair.
Still a ways out but I doubt they will hold the fair this year.
The Ventucky String Band was supposed to play at one of the local brew pubs this Saturday. Like all gigs, sadly not happening. The band is a kick and the brew pub is a fun place. 🙁
As of now, Samantha Fish is still on at the Troubadour in May however, I'm not going whether it's on or not. The Troub is a great venue but it's small and tight when sold out. There will be other times down the road.
Rooster Walk Festival was just cancelled for me. I figured it was coming, but held out hope. Next up for the go/no-go decision on my end is 4848 Festival in July.
I've put all other shows on hold.
