@killyourfm my Dream Theater t-shirt at the concert store was 40€, and considering how crappy its quality is, I felt a bit robbed too 😂
I can accept higher prices for t-shirts, since for most bands merchandise is the ON;LY way to get money (they certainly don't get a buck from Spotify & co, and touring is expensive). I wouldn't say Metallica need that kind of dough, though
@killyourfm Seems most artists still have a rough time after the pandemic. Lots of smaller shows I have tickets for get postponed to fill the venue. Tshirts are getting expensive. I try and buy a few things of Bandcamp fridays to keep my treasured bands going.
These badass #Metallica shorts help ease my frustration a tiny bit, though...
I know, I'm part of the problem right? Except that Austrian Airlines misplaced our luggage (48 hours ago), and I'd been wearing the same shorts I traveled in, went to the first night's show in, and walked around Paris in.
@killyourfm The charity donation just doesn't sit right when a band's net worth is insane and we're just regular people. Not to shit talk U2... But a friend of mine justified U2s insane ticket prices with the bands charitable contributions.
@mforester I know Metallica gives certain proceeds to charity but come on…. I already spent more than €400 on tickets, the flight here, the hotel, the Ubers.
@killyourfm 40 USD for an #MCR shirt at the most recent concert I went to, rough but at least the glow in the dark ink is really tough lol no fading to be seen.
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