Reba Die Hard Burned

I had purchased my Reba tickets in June and was quite happy with the seats that I had received - row 12 in section A (an end section). I thought that wasn't too bad since they had been on sale for a while. After looking on the Ticketmaster website today you can now get tickets in the 4th row in section C (the middle section) for the same price.

I have to say that I am a little disgruntled that such good seats are brought out 1 day before the concert. It does not seem fair to the die hard/dedicated fans who purchase tickets as soon as they go on sale trying to get the best seat they can.

What ever happened to first come first serve? I had emailed Deborah J. Cameron and voiced my concerns about this. She did email me back and informed me that it was the artist who in fact has the control over this matter not her. When I called Ticketmaster this morning I was told that it was the promoter. Whoever has the control over this needs to be made aware that this policy is very unfair to the loyal fans that rush to buy tickets to their concerts to be assured that they get tickets, be the first to buy their new albums, and really enjoy their music altogether.

Why should someone who didn't want to go to their concert in the first place (or they would have had tickets already) get a crack at the first few front row seats ome day before the concert? Seems to me that the loyal fans aren't that important after all.

- K.I.