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The first 2,010 reserved seats are $20 all-in, meaning fans pay a flat rate with no added service charges. The remaining seats will be priced at $20 or $10, plus applicable Ticketmaster fees. The 20-10 Tour kicks off on July 28 in Washington D.C. and continues nationally to September Related Articles: Online ticket retailer Seatwave beats postal strike through HMV partnership Seatwave and UK music retailer, HMV, have joined up with Seatwave in launching an in-store music ticket box office. The partnership will allow customers to buy and sell tickets in HMV right up to the day of the event. Seatwave will also launch an online ticket exchange for HMV.
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Nearly five months after news of the resale Web site broke, the Vancouver Olympic Committee (VANOC) finally appears close to launching their own ticket resale site for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
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US Grunge-rockers, Creed, have announced that tickets for their forthcoming tour will all be priced at either $20 (€15). or $10 (€7.5) to stand up against rising concert costs.