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One other thing to know. Bands have hold backs as well. They are for friends and so on. Depending on the popularity of the band and who they know in the city, if those are left over the are placed back into general ticket sales at around 5pm of the night of the show. Sometimes, if you just show up you can buy better seats for face value. Unfortunately, in NOLA, everybody in the band knows somebody. 🙂
I really would have thought the saenger would have been too dark to see. However I’ve only sat up in the balcony. Too cheap to buy better seats.
Depends on the act. Some use so much light that it reflects pretty deeply into the hall. I’ve been there three times. Once was pre storm. Since I hate crowds, I try not to ever be out front. Heh, heh, heh.
That show was probably sold out on the books. Because there are so many reseller bots buying tickets and dumping them into secondary markets for very high prices, combined with promoters, scraping off the best seats and also dumping them in secondary markets, auditoriums often look less than filled. It’s a major ongoing problem for most touring acts.
Well, kind of. The acts get paid what they are supposed to be paid. But, it’s emotionally disconcerting to go out on stage and see big holes in the audience.
It was on the balcony at the top. House lights didn’t come on so I’m not sure the band could see it.
The band can see from stage to there at the Saenger.