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The promoters confirmed they will provide a two month window for all future European tour announcements. We pushed for this change and they finally listened to our demands. Post this outcome on your social media accounts so other fans know that our pressure forced their hand.

January 4, 2013

Stop Short Notices on Kpop Concerts in Europe.

Stop Short Notices on Kpop Concerts in Europe.

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 10 months ago

We want no more short notices on Kpop concerts in Europe!
Kpop fans unite!

Kpop concerts in America and Asia are usually announced a couple of months before the ticket sale. In Europe the concerts are usually announced about one month before the actual concert date.

Some examples:
- XIA Junsu in Oberhausen on the 30th of November.
  Concert announced on the 23rd of October.
  Ticket sale announced on the 2nd of November.
  Ticket sale started on the 2nd of November.

- BIGBANG in London on the 14th of December.
  Concert announced on the 26th of October.
  Ticket sale announced on the official facebook on 27th of October.
  Ticket sale started on the 26th of October.

- CNBLUE in London on the 22nd of September.
  Concert announced on the official facebook on 20th of August.
  Ticket sale announced on the official facebook on 23rd of August.  
  Ticket sale started on the 23rd of August.

- Super Junior in Paris on the 6th of April.
  Concert announced on the 7th of March.
  Ticket sale announced on the 7th of March.
  Ticket sale started on the 9th of March.

They want us to be able to pay around a €100 ($130/₩140.500) within two days or even three hours. People have to plan their trips as well, making the concert even more expensive, seeing that it is on such a short notice.

Please sign this if you want, or need, more time to plan your trip or gather your money for these Kpop concerts!

Updates

November 15, 2012

The momentum we have built proves that organizers cannot keep treating European fans as an afterthought. Post this link on your Facebook page right now to ensure music promoters take notice. Send an email to the ticketing agencies listed on their sites and demand more lead time for future tour announcements.

Reached 100 supporters

November 15, 2012

6 Comments

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CNBLUEFAN
11 years ago Featured

It's been 2 years since CNBlue came to London, and that arena was completely sold out. I don't understand why they can't come again. I would really love to go to a CNBlue concert, but it sucks that the hold their concerts only in Japan and South Korea. WHO ELSE IS WITH ME WHEN I SAY CNBLUE NEEDS TO COME AGAIN?

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CNBLUEFAN
11 years ago Featured

It's been 2 years since CNBlue came to London, and that arena was completely sold out. I don't understand why they can't come again. I would really love to go to a CNBlue concert, but it sucks that the hold their concerts only in Japan and South Korea. WHO ELSE IS WITH ME WHEN I SAY CNBLUE NEEDS TO COME AGAIN?

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Sarah Iyer
13 years ago Featured

How am I supposed to afford tickets and flights when they drop the info like a week before? I need like 3 months lead time to save up!

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Chloe Ferguson
13 years ago Featured

it's not fair that we only get a few weeks notice. not everyone has money just sitting in their bank account ready to go lol

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Mark Stewart
13 years ago Featured

Seriously. I missed the BigBang tickets because I was at work and had no idea they were even coming until it was too late. Sort it out.

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Elena Henderson
13 years ago Featured

IM SO TIRED OF THIS. European fans get treated like an afterthought. GIVE US TIME TO PREPARE.