AC/DC fans hit out at “chaos” over site “crashing” in attempt to buy Scotland ‘PWR UP’ tour tickets
"Would've been nice, but Ticketmaster has ruined any plans I had" The post AC/DC fans hit out at “chaos” over site “crashing” in attempt to buy Scotland ‘PWR UP’ tour tickets appeared first on NME.
AC/DC fans have shared their frustration with the “chaos” over Ticketmaster crashing, leaving them struggling to buy Scotland ‘PWR UP’ tour tickets.
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Earlier this week (February 3), the iconic rock band announced their new European tour for 2025 – including a date at Edinburgh Murrayfield Stadium, which marks their first show in Scotland in a decade.
Tickets went on sale today (February 7), and left many fans disappointed after they struggled to get far on the Ticketmaster website. Many called for the ticket site to be “shut down” out of frustration with it allegedly crashing.
Fans took to X/Twitter to share their frustrations over the struggle to purchase tickets to the AC/DC gigs. “Here you are in line for AC DC at Ullevi. 22,316 before at 10.00 When you got down to 4,911 you were kicked out and had to start over with 23,000 before. What the hell kind of fuckking system do you have?” wrote one frustrated fan.
Another user wrote: “Would’ve been nice, but Ticketmaster has ruined any plans I had. Why do I need a verification code sent to a phone number I don’t have anymore just so I can *change my phone number* on the app?
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