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Exposing cheap tickets, pricing inconsistencies and other peculiarities across the ticketing ecosystem. #PaysToWait
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The 2025 @UnderFaceValue personal rewind!
26 concert + theatre events attended.
- $986.52 total.
- $37.94 per show.
23 sporting events.
- $670.68 total
- $29.16 per event.
49 total events attended.
- $1,657.20 total.
- $33.82 per event.
#PaysToWait
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Riot Fest aftermath in Douglass Park. Looks like an actual riot happened .....
Tickets for opening night of Phoebe Bridgers' #TheLostTour in Indianapolis starting at $12 to get-in. $24 for club level and $29 for lower bowl.
#PaysToWait
Harry Styles tickets under $100 tonight in New York City at the most famous arena in the world.
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$36 tickets to Arthur Ashe stadium afternoon session today at the #USOpen.
Remember, these can be used as a "grounds pass" for the entire day.
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Under Face Value ⬇️ retweeted
Everyone is mad at “the secondary market” for US Open prices, but look at this chart.
Primary and secondary supply for the Aug. 27 session at Ashe have risen and fallen together for three straight months. Same timing, same shape. That suggests inventory is being distributed through both channels.
I’m all for it. Open Distribution is largely a good thing. More channels to distribute tickets means more ways for organizers to reach buyers and more places for fans to shop.
But if that’s what’s happening, the USTA should be more transparent about it. The narrative being driven by Bill Ackman and Mayor Mamdani treats the secondary market like an outside force acting on the US Open, when the data suggests it’s likely part of the distribution strategy itself.
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Bonnaroo will not take place in 2027 and the festival is officially taking a fallow year — with plans currently being put in place for a return in 2028.
Official Festival Statement:
To our Bonnaroo Family, THANK YOU for an epic Bonnaroo 2026. Our hearts are filled to the brim from the weekend that we shared in June. The Farm remains as special as ever, and for a few days, we were once again reminded of the good things in this world.
As you know, we spent a great deal of effort and money working to improve the campgrounds and Centeroo in the months leading into the 2026 festival. That included improved drainage, 4.5 miles of new roadways, and 135 acres of new grass, all which strengthened The Farm’s resiliency to Mother Nature. With limited time to recuperate from back to back years of storms, including the heavy rainstorm on Sunday this year, The Farm, particularly the main venue, needs a break to rest and recover.
So, here’s what we’ve decided: Bonnaroo will be taking a much-needed year off in 2027. This wasn’t an easy decision, and not one we take lightly, but in our hearts, we know this break will only make Bonnaroo better.
We hope you’ll continue radiating positivity in your community throughout the year and thank you for loving this festival as much as we do.
Love,
The Bonnaroo Team ❤️
Garth Brooks tickets in Indianapolis this forthcomimg weekend starting at less than 1/3 of cost on @TickPick
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Market manipulation in its finest from our friends in the primary market at @Ticketmaster.
Solid amount of premium Tame Impala Nashville night 1 inventory has been released. Looks like many will be stuck with their face value exchange tickets. Another example of a closed ticketing market working against fans.