Author Topic: Talk about your high dollar ticket !!!  (Read 1165 times)

SPARX

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Talk about your high dollar ticket !!!
« on: August 12, 2005, 03:15:00 pm »
Aug 12, 12:06 PM (ET)
 SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Concert tickets for major acts are costly, but
 $100,000 to see the Rolling Stones? That's the price to join Gov. Arnold
 Schwarzenegger in a luxury box at the Stones' Aug. 21 show at Boston's
 Fenway Park. The event will cap a multistate fundraising swing that
 begins next week for Schwarzenegger's Nov. 8 special election.
 Schwarzenegger will host a private reception for 40 guests who give
 $10,000 each to his campaign account. Guests contributing $100,000
 apiece will be invited to watch the concert with Schwarzenegger in a
 luxury box.
 The concert event was arranged after mortgage lender Ameriquest, the
 lead sponsor of the Stones' 2005 tour, offered Schwarzenegger more than
 three dozen center stage and luxury box seats. A company spokesman
 refused comment to the San Francisco Chronicle.
 Fran Curtis, the Stones' publicist, said the band had no role in the
 governor's fundraiser.
 The Stones' new album, "A Bigger Bang," is scheduled for release Sept.
 6.
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 On the Net:
 http://www.rollingstones.com/home.php

Guiny

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Re: Talk about your high dollar ticket !!!
« Reply #1 on: August 12, 2005, 03:42:00 pm »
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Originally posted by SPARX:
  Aug 12, 12:06 PM (ET)
 SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Concert tickets for major acts are costly, but
 $100,000 to see the Rolling Stones? That's the price to join Gov. Arnold
 Schwarzenegger in a luxury box at the Stones' Aug. 21 show at Boston's
 Fenway Park. The event will cap a multistate fundraising swing that
 begins next week for Schwarzenegger's Nov. 8 special election.
 Schwarzenegger will host a private reception for 40 guests who give
 $10,000 each to his campaign account. Guests contributing $100,000
 apiece will be invited to watch the concert with Schwarzenegger in a
 luxury box.
 The concert event was arranged after mortgage lender Ameriquest, the
 lead sponsor of the Stones' 2005 tour, offered Schwarzenegger more than
 three dozen center stage and luxury box seats. A company spokesman
 refused comment to the San Francisco Chronicle.
 Fran Curtis, the Stones' publicist, said the band had no role in the
 governor's fundraiser.
 The Stones' new album, "A Bigger Bang," is scheduled for release Sept.
 6.
 ---
 On the Net:
  http://www.rollingstones.com/home.php
I bet noone would go to hear "satisfaction" by Devo for that price.