Showing posts with label Lyle Lovett Tickets Northrop Auditorium Box Office. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lyle Lovett Tickets Northrop Auditorium Box Office. Show all posts
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Zac Brown Tickets Northrop Auditorium
If you are into Country Music, I just noticed that Zac Brown Tickets at Northrop Auditorium are now available. The show is at 7:00 on 12/5/2009 on the University of Minnesota Campus. It looks like the face value on the very best Zac Brown Northrop Auditorium Tickets is around $50/Ticket. If you are looking for premium Zac Brown Tickets, seats in the first ten rows can be had for around $125/Ticket on a variety of different Ticket Broker Websites. Keep in mind, when buying Northrop Auditorium Zac Brown Tickets, make sure that you buy tickets in the first 20 rows on the main floor or in the first 5 rows of the balcony. The rest of the seats are pretty bad!
Monday, September 14, 2009
Steely Dan Northrop Auditorium Tickets
I was just browsing the Ticket King website and I saw that Steely Dan is playing at Northrop Auditorium on 11/8 @ 7:30. It looks as thought Steely Dan Tickets @ Northrop Auditorium are expensive but that isn't surprising considering how small of a venue Northrop is. If you are looking for exceptional Steely Dan Tickets at Northrop Auditorium, Ticket King has second row seats for $395/Ticket! That is too rich for my blood, but I am not an avid Steely Dan fan. All I know is that Northrop Auditorium is a great place to see a show and if you are a fan of Steely Dan, I wouldn't miss the concert on 11/8!
Thursday, July 5, 2007
Lyle Lovett Switches Venues
What is up with Lyle Lovett switching venues from Northrop Auditorium to the Orpheum Theatre for his show tonight? I contacted the box office at Northrop and I was told that everyone would get comparable seats for the show at the Orpheum when they exchanged their Northrop Auditorium Tickets for Orpheum Theatre Tickets. the math just doesn't work out. There are approximately 80 seats in the first three rows at Northrop and only around 50 in the first three rows at the Orpheum Theatre. I wonder how the decided who would get the shaft? Why did they switch venues? Wouldn't it have been a lot easier to just have the show at Northrop?
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