U2 tribute band - scandalous ticket price

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I was watching the end of Seoige the other day and saw a U2 tribute band listed for a hotel in Ennis and the price for tickets was:

€67.50 !!!!

I nearly fell off the sofa. Jez, U2 themselves wouldn't be much more expensive.

These guys deserve to be playing to an empty house at that price. They are a tribute act for God's sake. If you pay that you have just too much money.
 
That sounds like an awful price. Are they even a well known/well regarded act? U3 for example used to have a high profile - not that it's any justification.
 
It is a mistake. It is a Christmas Party night, including a meal. They will throw in a room for you as well, all for €50 pps. Excellent value, in fairness.

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ubiquitous said:
It is a mistake. It is a Christmas Party night, including a meal. They will throw in a room for you as well, all for €50 pps. Excellent value, in fairness.

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This wasn't mentioned on the TV programme.

They basically gave the band, the location and the price. Said nowt about meals or party nights.
 
Speaking of outrageous prices, have a look at Ry Cooder at the Olympia, supported by Nick Lowe [broken link removed] - I'd love to see both of these artists, but the prices are just crazy. I have a feeling we'll see a cut back from 3 nights to 1 night announced soon.
 
RMCF said:
This wasn't mentioned on the TV programme.

They basically gave the band, the location and the price. Said nowt about meals or party nights.
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Lou Reed's "Don't believe half of what you see, and none of what you hear" springs to mind - especially what you see and hear on RTE
 

I've just booked two tickets for Cooder in the Waterfront at £65 each.
Half the price and a much nicer venue too.
 
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