Do more tickets become available later? In the US, sometimes there's tickets that appear on the site after the initial general sale says it's not available. Tem sites de revenda confiáveis?

I'm looking for 1 pista premium for Saturday in Sao Paulo and 1 for Rio. I hope I have better luck with the other Sao Paulo date. Obrigada!

@igor75 I'd be very pleased if Paul comes down here to El Salvador. I think we have a fitting stadium now, and most of all, watching him live is one of my biggest dreams. Since he's coming to new places I have quite the expectations!!

@musicdad
Thanks admins...

@ritasbr said in Arena MRV, Belo Horizonte, Brazil - Dezember 03, 2023 CONFIRMED:

Como conseguimos código para compra de ingresso para o show de Belo Horizonte?

GOTBACKINBRAZIL

@andersonbts Tem evento que é rigoroso, tem outros que nem olham. Vá saber

@tassiepetals That Diamond Package sounds like what they called Gold V.I.P. Package (and Silver which didn’t have as good seats) in 2019 in the U.S.

I got tickets to Newcastle!! 80 days to go! CAN NOT WAIT!!

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Good Luck for anyone trying to get Ticket from the Telstra Plus Presale will be interesting to see how that goes.

@renan-takenouchi-0 said in Got back tour 2023:

@paulo-vidal There are strong rumors about Paul coming to Brazil by the end of november. I would say we gonna have the official announcement very soon.

https://www.eldia.com/nota/2023-6-2-15-3-0-paul-mccartney-vuelve-a-argentina-y-sus-shows-seran-anunciados-en-las-proximas-horas-espectaculos

@gazon said in length of shows Beatles vs Paul solo:

@littlewillow Thanx littlewillow for your answer. I dunno why it came across a support band in most of the other answers. That was not my question. But you stick to the point. And I can understand Paul' s statement of the extended show times. But why did they shortened the Beatles shows from the marathon sessions durating with a couple of breaks nearly the whole night they did in Hamburg to the 30 minutes? How can that be satisfying for those hot-blooded musicians?
Regards
Frank

Did you read the link I posted 6 days ago?
Basically, the answer is that that was just the way it was back then in the ‘60s. Then in the ‘70s with better sound systems and equipment, rock musicians began to play longer sets. It was just an evolution - one group started playing longer and then they all figured they had better play longer too!