Originally posted by jarradhedley:[..]
Anyone from Melbourne had theirs delivered yet? Sounds like a bunch have arrived in Australia this week, I’m still waiting for volume 1 to reach me in Melb.
Originally posted by jarradhedley:[..]
Anyone from Melbourne had theirs delivered yet? Sounds like a bunch have arrived in Australia this week, I’m still waiting for volume 1 to reach me in Melb.
Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:"From July 1, the annual renewal fee for existing subscribers will rise to $50."
Originally posted by u2wanderer1:[..]
We are going to raise your annual price 20% in a year where we not only haven’t sent your gift for 2024, many of you still haven’t gotten your gift for 2023…
Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]
Still haven't got my replacement copy. Got a text today that it has been shipped though, so hopefully soon.
Originally posted by u2wanderer1:[..]
Still waiting on mine here. It’ll ship some day. Currently telling people it’s “still in production” - in the meantime I bought one at Zoo Station when I was there in February. Easier than waiting lol.
Originally posted by Sydney_MIke:After being unable to register for Sphere presales, the constant delays with gifts and the usual stuff up with having a January renewal, the subscription fee increase is a joke.
I'm getting much more value with my (admittedly twice the cost) subscription for a Los Angeles band by the name of The Airborne Toxic Event. It provides members with access to unreleased songs, videos and live recordings. Last month, the lead singer did a live stream listening party to let fans hear the tracks on the next album, explaining the songs and taking questions. This month he did a deeper dive into the title track sharing personal thoughts and again taking questions. They helped within 24 hours when I had a ticketing issue. Each member can RSVP for one show and get early entry at no extra cost. I've purchased a VIP package for my second show that gets me into an intimate rehearsal and Q&A session with the band, plus a signed poster.
My point with all this is that bigger isn't always better and U2 / Live Nation provide a poor fan experience in comparison to other artists.