LANY is coming to Malaysia and fans have been dying to see them perform live. The pop rock band is bringing their “A November to Remember” tour to our shores this November (obvs) at the Axiata Arena Bukit Jalil. Fans are excited and many have managed to get the early bird tickets during the pre-sales.
It’s not easy (or cheap) to get early bird tickets or even the front row tickets for that matter. Everyone wants a chance to see their favourite artist live but what would you do if you found out that the seats you bought tickets for have been changed without you being notified?
Whatever concert you go to, you wanna make sure you get the best seats; usually they’re closer to the stage. When LANY announced their concert date for Malaysia, longtime fans had set out to buy the (front row) ‘Rose Gang Experience’ tickets, based on the original seating arrangements released by Live Nation Malaysia. The pre-sale tickets were made available online earlier this month.
But then Live Nation Malaysia and Go Live Asia posted on their Facebook and Instagram respectively announcing that more seats are now available which should be good news right? Unfortunately, when they offered these new seats, the organisers for some reason pushed the original seats to the back which means those who bought front row tickets will now be further away from the stage. Ouch!
This obviously caused an outrage. Fans are furious over the change in seating arrangements as pushing them to the back beats the purpose of them purchasing these expensive front row pre-sale tickets which cost about RM788. Netizens on both Facebook and Instagram commented on the posts expressing their disappointment and frustration.
Even after a few days, the concert organisers still have yet to release an official statement regarding this issue. There is currently no information on whether the seats will be re-arranged to how it was or if fans are just going to accept their new assigned seats. We hope this issue is resolved before things get out of hand.
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