In my case
it always seems to be a huge struggle to get tickets. The first time Bruno Mars
(yep, there he is again) came to the Netherlands I found out one day before the
show and of course there were no tickets available *le cry*. I promised myself I
would never let that happen again and indeed, the next time I found out that he
was coming a lot earlier. About 3 hours after all the tickets were sold out. I was
never that frustrated in my life before. But I learned my lesson and a couple
of days after that show a new show was announced.
So this
time I knew about the show in time. Yay. But Bruno was becoming reeaaally
popular so I wasn’t the only person in this country who wanted to go to his
show, and people in this country are like sharks (sorry guys) so this was about
to get difficult. To make things even more complicated I was having a test at
the moment the tickets would be up for sale (you can imagine that I failed that
test). Me and my friends convinced our parents to cancel all of their plans for
that morning and sit in front of the computer and get those tickets or else…. I’m
glad we did that cause the tickets were sold out in about 15 minutes (I told
you they are sharks) and miraculously they got tickets. Apparently 3 times
really is a charm and I was finally going to see Bruno.
Well, I (barely)
survived that and then I got the chance
to get tickets for Jason Mraz. I’ve been waiting for a chance to see him for
almost 4 years so the sweaty hands and irregular heartbeats were back. And once
again I had something to do in uni that I couldn’t miss and the friend I’m
going with had a test. So once again it were our parents getting the tickets. I’m
really starting to think that whoever decides when these tickets are up for
sale has some form of deep hate for me, but I’m finally on the winning hand.
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