It’s a lesson for everyone – don’t purchase imaginary things. Don’t try to buy dreams on eBay, live unicorns by mail order, or that Radiohead/Pet Shop Boys collaboration from some shyster in Soho. These things do not exist. Nor, we are advised, do tickets to U2 concerts.U2 have issued a statement warning fans about shady websites purporting to sell tickets for unannounced – which is to say, imaginary – U2 concerts. “Just a note to correct reports that tickets are becoming available for planned U2 shows,” reads the message. “The reports are mistaken.”
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2008/aug/05/u2.warn.fans.fake.ticketsRumours (Unfounded)
Just a note to correct reports that tickets are becoming available for planned U2 shows.The reports are mistaken, there are no tour dates for the band at the moment – so please don’t buy tickets for U2 shows you see advertised.You can be sure any future live announcements will be made on U2.Com as soon as they are confirmed.
http://www.u2.com/news/index.php?mode=full&news_id=2245