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Yesterday, many of the shows for Phish’s upcoming Fall Tour went on sale and most fans who tried for tickets seemed to have gotten them according to our survey. Today, Portland, Detroit and both nights of Philadelphia and both nights of Cincinnati go on sale.
Portland goes on sale through Ticketmaster at 9AM, tickets for Detroit will be available at 10AM via Ticketmaster, both nights of Cincinnati are up at 11AM and both nights of Philly close down the action at Noon.
Once again, we’ve embedded a poll for each show AFTER THE JUMP. Once you’ve either scored or missed out on tickets please let us know how you did by filling out the poll below. You can go into more detail about your experience by leaving a comment after the post. Good luck!
READ ON to participate in our Fall Tour 2009 public on sale survey…
If the ticket gods didn’t shine brightly on your internet order for Phish’s Fall Tour, you still have another shot at the valuable ducats – the dreaded public on sale dates. It’s time to put your years of ticket buying experience to good use as we all attempt to get the best seats possible.
On Friday, Syracuse and Charlottesville go on sale at 10AM via Ticketmaster. All three shows at Madison Square Garden go on sale at 11AM through Ticketmaster followed by both nights of Albany at Noon on Tickets.com. On Saturday, Portland goes on sale through Ticketmaster at 9AM, tickets for Detroit will be available at 10AM via Ticketmaster, both nights of Cincinnati are up at 11AM and both nights of Philly close down the action at Noon.
Once again, we’ve embedded a poll for each show AFTER THE JUMP. Once you’ve either scored or missed out on tickets please let us know how you did by filling out the poll below. You can go into more detail about your experience by leaving a comment after the post. Good luck!
READ ON to participate in our Fall Tour 2009 public on sale survey…
