Oasis fans are upset over Ticketmaster's "in-demand" pricing for the band's reunion tour. Surge pricing is a trend across industries, including ridesharing, restaurants, and theaters.

Oasis fans are upset over Ticketmaster's "in-demand" pricing for the band's reunion tour. Surge pricing is a trend across industries, including ridesharing, restaurants, and theaters. Ticketmaster ...

Ticketmaster has faced a flurry of criticism for its use of “dynamic pricing” after Oasis fans reported paying more than £300 for one of the Britpop band’s reunion shows.

Ticketmaster has been heavily criticised by musicians, fans and MPs alike after so-called ‘dynamic’ surge pricing saw Oasis tickets sell for more than £350 due to high demand. The Oasis gigs, the band ...

The Cure’s Robert Smith Calls Out Ticketmaster Over ‘Dynamic’ Price Surge: ... SAY IN ALL OUR TICKET PRICING FOR THIS ... who have spoken out about Ticketmaster and its ongoing issues.

LATEST March 21, noon. When Robert Smith of the English band the Cure stood up to Ticketmaster earlier this month and promised to ban surge pricing for tickets, he wasn't playing around.

Due to the ticket-selling site’s “dynamic pricing”, mid-floor tickets were listed for for $4-5,000 ... This “dynamic pricing” programme is comparable to Uber’s “surge” pricing, ...

Ticketmaster finally changes pricing policy after massive backlash The Biden administration’s ban on ‘junk fees’ began on Monday meaning greater transparency for fans Dee-Ann Durbin ...

After Ticketmaster announced all-in pricing earlier this summer to make fees more transparent, the policy hasn’t rolled out to every concert’s ticket just yet.

That figure could top $100 if desperate romantics drive up the cost under the surge-pricing model. 4 Tourists looking to watch the sunset from the Empire State Building’s observation deck could ...

Ticketmaster has responded to the controversy surrounding Bruce Springsteen concert prices. Those hoping to see Springsteen perform with the E Street Band in the US in 2023 were shocked when ...