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Disgruntled Radiohead Fans Offered Free Lawn Tickets In New Jersey
The Washingtonian is reporting that a few disgruntled Radiohead fans who were forced to circle the parking lot rather than actually watch the Radiohead show they paid to see (and to park at... parking was included in the ticket price), were offered replacement tickets. In New Jersey. Now, we failed geography and can barely read so we don't actually know where this so-called "New Jersey" is, but it sounds like it's not in Washington D.C. Let's take a look at the map. Nope. Google maps says that the closest NJ Radiohead show (Susquehanna Bank Center Camden, NJ) is a 3 hour drive from the Nissan Pavilion where the first disastrous show took place. More »

9:39 AM on Wed May 14 2008
By Meg Marco
4,846 views, 72 comments

Latest by Zach Everson: I was offered a refund after I asked for tickets to a Buffett show. Here's the e-mail: Thank you for your more »
Radiohead ticket holders who couldn't get into the DC concert this weekend due to flooding should email their grievances to customerservice@nissanpavilion.com [via DCist] MORE »

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tickets
Dear Ticketmaster, Stop Scalping Your Own Tickets
Reader Santiago CC'd us on a letter to Ticketmaster's parent company, IAC. As we've mentioned before, Radiohead fans are upset with Ticketmaster for linking to and promoting a "partner" ticket reseller that is charging exorbitant amounts of money for hard-to-get Radiohead tickets. More »

10:11 AM on Tue May 13 2008
By Meg Marco
5,840 views, 65 comments

Latest by JohnHaeru: Go figure, I tried buying tickets for ticket master, their site continued to have errors until now, but there more »
debacles
Radiohead: Flooding Forces Fans To Circle Parking Lot For 3 Hours
It seems this weekend's Radiohead concert in the D.C. area was a spectacular failure. The show was billed as rain or shine and rain it did — fans are reporting that they were turned away from the parking lot and forced to circle the venue for the entire duration of the show. More »

11:59 AM on Mon May 12 2008
By Meg Marco
16,078 views, 91 comments

Latest by moclippa: I was involved in this. We spent 2 hours in traffic trying to get to the turn off to the more »
tickets
Ticketmaster Now In The Ticket Scalping Business?
Ticketmaster is directing fans seeking hard-to-find Radiohead tickets to a ticket-reselling partner website called "Tickets Now." More »

11:35 AM on Wed Apr 23 2008
By Meg Marco
8,837 views, 54 comments

Latest by MirandaGoldfinch: 1. TicketNow sells tickets right on the ticketmaster page 2. how do we know ticketmaster more »
music
"In Rainbows" Pirated A Lot, Despite Name-Your-Price Deal
Radiohead may have moved 1.2 million copies of its new album "In Rainbows" when it was released last week, but according to industry analysts, over 500,000 copies were downloaded through old-fashioned file sharing networks, eroding the perceived success of the distribution plan and possibly hindering similar release plans for other artists in the future. More »

11:22 AM on Thu Oct 18 2007
By Chris Walters
2,903 views, 58 comments

Latest by yetiwisdom: @JKinNYC: I think a lot of users had problems with the download from the Radiohead site. I didn't, but I more »