Official European 2019 tourdates (Check 1st post for updates)

You may find that they release tickets in waves. This is a way for them to sell the not so good tickets, as they know that as soon as they put really good tickets back on sale they will get snapped up. Otherwise everyone will buy the great tickets and they will never sell the poor tickets. Live Nation are notorious for this. So don't give up if you can't get good seats, keep trying...

I realise the tickets are offered in big bunches, still makes me wonder how come both gc and ga are shown as sold out so quickly...my guess is there will be another saturday show for wembley...!!!
5 years gap, not many uk dates, rhof, high profile venue, good staying power... i realise wembley needs 70k to sell out but if it keeps selling so good i truly believe we ll see a packed stadium and hopefully a second date.
(the theory about offering few tickets to promote the nosebleeds etc doesnt sound to me too pausible...1.if in a huge stadium , where most of the fans considered it would be half empty there is demand why not have available the most expensive casual tickets?? gc and ga (i dont include the super expensive packages) 2. in such big attendancies i also think scalpers cant really work their magic...

lets see, time will tell

No way there's a second night at Wembley. There's no room the schedule, nor is there enough stamina in Jon's vocal chords to do back-to-backs, let alone three nights in a row, which is what would happen if they booked a second Wembley show.

It's always been the way that GC sold out quickly and later tickets became available again and I seriously doubt that we'll get a second Wembley date.
Some here act like they purchase tickets to a Bon Jovi show for the first time

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He couldn't even sustain three nights in a row at Wembley vocally in 1995.

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He did do successfully three nights at the Sydney Football Stadium in 2010, though.

I’m quite relieved that the 2019 schedule looks quite relaxed with no back to backs.

more likely a second dublin show on the 16th or perhaps a scottish one on the 17th?

1) Because a lot of fans that see the good tickets as being sold out will then buy the not so good tickets in a panic, which would otherwise be unsold. They know that when they put the good tickets back on sale they will go anyways, either due to fans that didn't bother when they couldn't get great tickets, or fans that brought poor tickets, but will buy again and then try and sell the original tickets...

2) Scalpers do their best work at big shows with big name bands. Stub Hub and viagogo already have tickets on at inflated prices. It can backfire though if the show doesn't sell and and the scalpers end up with lost of tickets that they can't sell....

lets hope for good set lists at all venues. i actually would like to hear 5 or 6 off THINFS since i will not have seen them live before but i imagine 2 or 3 and all the hits. Wembley, I hope Jon decides lets have a blast and show the critics especially after not reopening it when they were meant to. Sell out is 80% full at most venues I think i read somewhere so there is always some room.

show they wont do what Ed Sheeran did to screw the touts!