Radiohead: Sold out in 30 minutes tickets for the tour

Sold out in half an hour the tickets for the tour that this autumn will mark the live return of Radiohead. All the dates are exhausted, including the four scheduled for 14, 15, 17 and 18 November at the Unipolana di Casalecchio di Reno, in Bologna. And while fans on social networks protest, speaking of technical problems encountered on Ticketmaster, the platform chosen for the sale, on the secondary ticketing sites already appear tickets available for over 2000 euros.

Sales for the Radiohead tour concerts started this morning at 10 (11 Italian time), when the fans who had recorded themselves in recent days on the band website receiving the code to participate in the sale were finally able to connect to the site to buy the tickets. “Tickets will be sold based on the order of arrival of the requests; to receive the unlock code does not guarantee the purchase of the ticket,” Yorke and his companions had known. The release code was valid for one of the cities that fans will have indicated as a favorite during recording. But be careful: “Unfortunately, receiving an unlock code does not guarantee the purchase of the ticket. The univocal code that you will receive will only allow you to access the official ticket office platform”, had warned Radiohead. And immediately it was understood that a ticket to the ticket would have been there anyway, despite the band’s efforts to make life difficult “in bots and online tussks.

That something was not working properly already understood on the eve of the opening of sales, when many fans had reported on the social networks that they had never received the SMS of confirmation of the registration.

At the end of 10 (11 Italian time) this morning was taken X: thousands of fans have connected simultaneously on Ticketmaster to buy tickets for the radiohead shows. But between error messages, located on tilt and anything else the experience, as told by many users on social media, has proved disastrous:

On social networks the anger towards the Radiohead is extended, accused of having obtained, with this cumbersome procedure, the opposite effect to the desired one, disappointing the fans and ending up seeing the tickets to finish on sale at prices what to say increased is to say little about the secondary ticketing sites.

Tickets for the four concerts at the Unipolana in Bologna went from 70 to 135 euros, but the band had also put on sale tickets for VIP seats for 255 euros. Prices in line with those of the other tour dates.

The Radiohead tour will start on November 4th from Madrid, where Thom Yorke and members will also perform on 5, 7 and 8 November. After the four shows in Bologna, the group will stop London on 21, 22, 24 and 25 November, in Copenhagen on 1, 2, 4 and 5 December and Berlin on 8, 9, 11 and 12 December.