Thank you John Matarese for the heads up on this story!
It's the pet peeve of many concertgoers. Ticketmaster surcharges and other fees can turn a $50 concert ticket into a $75 ticket. And normally the only solution is staying home.
But Cincinnati's Riverbend Music Center, facing slower ticket sales and very few sold out shows this year, is making the rare move of lifting all ticket surcharges this week.
You can save as much as $15 per ticket if you purchase your tickets in person at the Riverbend Box office this week.
The box office will be open 11am till 6pm through Friday. You must show up in person: no phone call purchases.
Some tickets are still available to John Mellencamp, Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, and Dave Matthews, shows that in most years would have sold out the first day.
Sorry, this offer does not apply to tickets not yet on sale, such as Toby Keith in September. As always, don't waste your money. I'm John Matarese.
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