Mumford and Sons Amphitheater Show Date Set

Mumford and Sons Amphitheater Show Date Set

April, 04, 2011 , by Jedidiah

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As we mentioned a few weeks ago, Mumford and Sons will be coming to the Downtown Raleigh Amphitheater in June. The date has been set as June 8th and tickets go on sale Friday, April 8 at 10 a.m through Live Nation. The Low Anthem and Matthew and the Atlas will open the show.

(Ticket prices will be released soon). 

Unfortunately tickets for this show sold out quickly and are now for sale (almost 800 tickets) at ridiculous rates on Stub Hub.

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  • zach
    04/04 04:19 PM

    I didn’t think they charged for the downtown budlight series concerts.

  • Justin
    04/05 07:08 PM

    This isn’t part of the budlight concert series.

    Looks like tickets are $40-$47. 

    http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0E004662A34D886C?crosssite=LN_US:1388154:115660

    These steep service fees are keeping me from attending a lot of these shows.  I’m skipping the decemberists, and I’ll probably skip this one too…  It bugs me when i can see the Eels at cats cradle for $18 + 2 dollar service fee yet these are ~$25 + $13 service fee.  It’s a bit absurd.

  • tito
    04/05 09:21 PM

    buy it from the performing arts center box office and avoid the service fees.

  • padre.militante
    04/08 12:59 PM

    Too late for that.  I was at the Box Office at 10:10am (the went on sale at 10am).  I went in thinking I was going to get a block of reserved seats, they weren’t even able to find me 2 seats together.  And while I was there, the entire thing sold out, lawn and all.  I avoided some, not all, of the ticketmaster fees by going to the box office, but who knew this show would sell out entirely in under 20 minutes?

  • Kat
    04/08 02:23 PM

    I was online at 10:00…waited for around 10 minutes for ticketmaster to come up with tickets for me and by then they were sold out.  SO UPSET!!!!  I can’t believe it!!!  I hate ticketmaster and am soooo upset that I might not be able to see them. :(

  • ken sly
    04/08 03:04 PM

    Same here.  I am a pro at Ticketmaster.  Or so I thought.  I got shut out.  By 10:15 they were on the secondary markets started at $71.00.  Agh.

  • SG
    04/08 04:13 PM

    A lot of people got tickets during the Live Nation pre-sale. Still a ton of obnoxious fees, but all you need was the password (it was ‘band’) and you could get them on the 7th. I think I’m going to try to get on the pre-sale train for a lot more in-demand shows in the future.

  • andrew
    04/08 05:00 PM

    How did a band this shitty get so popular.

  • Janice
    04/09 04:21 PM

    I doubt their so shitty Andrew if they sold out in ten minutes..

  • Charlie
    04/13 01:43 AM

    It’s very likely that this show did not sell out in 10 minutes, but rather Ticketmaster/Livenation sold tickets directly to scalpers before tickets even went on sale, with the agreement that those scalpers sell through Ticketsnow, a scalping site that Ticketmaster owns (and, therefore, gets cuts from scalpers’ sales). This happened with the LCD Soundsystem MSG show. They do it with the DPAC. And it’s likely happening here. And until there is an investigation, it will continue to happen again and again. Which is a shame. Regardless of anyone’s opinion on any band, this kind of fraud shouldn’t be happening

  • Cheese
    04/14 03:08 PM

    This happened when wilco came to Durham—ticketmaster has direct-to-scalper relationships—they are actually the sole owners of TicketExchange.com—that are unscrupulous at best, and probably illegal. I try hard to avoid shows and venues that use tm as their only broker.

  • KK
    04/27 04:07 PM

    Could watch the show for free from the top of the parking deck wink

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