It can go that fast when the super soul voice asks to the box office …
Singing goddess Adele (33) has not played a concert in years. So many fans were looking forward to seeing her again in London next year. Think … the concert was sold out in advance within SECONDS! And the fans are desperate.
Ticket sites reported the bad news for fans in no time at all on Saturday: “sold out”. Anger and sadness surged on social media.
“I queued at 10:01 am to buy tickets and every ticket category is sold out for July 1st and 2nd!”, Wrote one user on Twitter. Advance sales began at 10 a.m. (local time).
Others even reported that there were already no tickets left at 10:00 a.m. So the shows were sold out in MILLI seconds!
To make matters worse, the cards, which cost 90 pounds (106 euros), were offered relatively quickly on auction platforms such as Ebay. Of course, for a multiple of the already high, original price.
And then THAT: Some fans still had concert tickets for the last one Adele tour from 2017. The soul queen had canceled a concert because of illness. They were informed in a letter that they had a special right to concert tickets. As early as Tuesday it became clear that this is not the case.
Pure fan anger!
Adele at a concert in Sydney in 2017Photo: Getty Images
One last hope: if you are willing to dig deep into your wallet, you can still get hold of a few tickets from around 360 euros upwards in the luxury areas.
Adele will perform at the British Summertime Festival in London’s Hyde Park on July 1st and 2nd, 2022. Recently she had with “Easy On Me“Released a new single for the first time in years, and soon her new album” 30 “will be released.
These are the angry and sad fan reactions
▶ ︎ “My poor mother has wanted to go to an Adele concert for ages. She waited for hours this morning and then all the tickets were gone. ”And in a comment underneath:“ Thank you Adele, my mother is crying. ”
▶ ︎ “Since I couldn’t get an Adele ticket, I will cry to” Easy On Me “for the rest of the day.”
▶ ︎ “I’ve tried everything, but nothing worked. I hate the ticket system. My heart is broken.”