Led Zeppelin...............?!
Question: If they were to tour again how much would it cost a ticket?!?
What is reasonable in your mind, what would they charge for something like that-- is there a limit?!?
There are rumors that they might tour in September.
Answers: If they were to tour again how much would it cost a ticket?!?
What is reasonable in your mind, what would they charge for something like that-- is there a limit?!?
There are rumors that they might tour in September.
Well when The Who got back together with the surviving members, the cheapest tickets, which was general admission, it was $200. I am guessing that they will cost $250 and up (way up). The reason why it will be so much because Led Zeppelin is a more memerable and better band than the who and led zeppelin stoped everything in 1980 so this would be the first time ever seeing these guys in 28 years
Robert Plant has stated that he won't tour with Led Zeppelin--essentially squashing any hopes of a tour. :(. The Daily Mirror reported it a couple of weeks ago.
It would probably have cost $50-$250 a ticket, depending on the venue.
I wish they were touring!
Woaaah sweet i want to see them with my step-dad.
I rekcon they would be reasonably expensive seeing as though they are one of the best rock bands of all time.. probably around $120.00 Australian dollars... possibly a bit more. Yeah there probably is a limit.
I'm guessing it'll be like 90 bucks.
Maybe more though.
I think they should charge less because then I could actually afford to go to concerts :(
They did perform recently at a very, very exclusive concert not likely to be repeated... and I believe Plant was with them on that one. However, he does have a lot of other stuff going on. For die-hard Zep fans, he's been recording with -- of all people -- country star Alison Kraus.
http://www.amazon.com/Raising-Robert-Pla...
It's not a bad album actually.
man if they tour again id pay a million dollars for atickect
A 50 dollar ticket would be a gift from god. You'll probably be looking at 100 dollars to 250 dollars per ticket.
it would be expensive
Robert Plant changes his mind about things every few weeks. He's been historically unreliable and simply didn't want to verbally obligate himself to anything in the near future. A reasonable amount? I'd pay 100 dollars. I'm sure close-up seats would easily sell for 500 dollars or more.