Anderson should have offered a free domestic partner certificate with the purchase of every ticket.

i'm sure its very difficult.  perhaps PROMOTING would be a good thing to do if you are trying to PROMOTE a concert.  show me some promotion of this concert, other than from the last week.  show me promotion of lucinda's concert.   ahow me a response to my email.  if its that fucking tough, and you can't or are unable or can't comprehend the importance of an event that you are supposedly marketing or maybe you are just a tool looking for attention, then maybe, just maybe, just a little bit - maybe, you should find another line of work and quit fucking with people who buy tickets to your shows, only to have to trudge back to the place of purchase to get a refund. 
just sayin.

I am troubled by this, too.  But I agree with Paul and I want Secret Service to do well, they are trying so hard.

As for the last event, I was there Relient K at Grandma's Sports Garden and the place was packed ... with teenagers, that is.  Which is perfect. I wish someone had been doing more bands that really resonated with me when I was 17.  And that brings us right back to why I hope Secret Service succeeds, bring in some good art, my peeps

Jay--I'm sure that jock recorded that bit on Thursday or Friday--you'd be hard-pressed to find a live human being inside a radio station on a weekend.

I would have liked to see this concert go off as planned.  What defines "Low ticket sales" anyway?  Are we talking "not enough to pay the band" or, "not enough to pay the promoter after he pays the band"?  Obviously, there are financial risks involved with this kind of business...with this, much like anything else, however, the harder you work, the luckier you are.  JMO

Perhaps this is where the advertising money goes...

Duluth concert promoter faces prescription drug charge
A Duluth entertainment and concert promoter is accused of using the profiles of two associates to illegally obtain prescription medication over the Internet.