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filiarheni wrote: ↑<span title="Thu Jun 14, 2018 9:55 pm">5 years ago</span> The one to follow now is Plano and afterwards San Antonio, and if it's the other way round, they hopefully can serve with a decent apology for disturbing such nice order.
San Antonio announced first! 
Lucas wrote:Per twitter:
Tickets for our San Antonio concert will go on sale at 10am CDT on 18th June. https://t.co/lkVLCrMUZL
I was about to post this here, you're fast!filiarheni wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Jun 18, 2018 7:20 pm">5 years ago</span> Ticket sale starts completed (as long as it stays with 5 of them) - for Plano, 29th July, tweeted by Libera of the US:
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/uslibera
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Smart strategy! Not ridiculous at all. I have paid lots more for just regular tickets to shows unrelated to Libera! For those of us who post here, music, and particularly Libera's music, is very important to us. When travelling such distances just to see them perform, such sums are understandable and justifiable. FDL's comment about those who are flying in from faraway countries underscores this. Your ticket price is a pittance compared to international travel expenses.Lucas wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Jun 18, 2018 10:50 pm">5 years ago</span> Addressing the confusion about the San Antonio tickets:
I called the box office and they said that Tobin Center Member early access tickets are what opened today. General public access to Libera tickets for San Antonio will be, as the website indicates, on Friday.
If you are SUPER hardcore about getting the exact spot you want, year-long membership for the Tobin Center costs $150, and the orchestra center tickets are $37.50, I believe. Paying for this membership will allow you to buy tickets before Friday. I will be extremely honest and admit that I - perhaps pathetically - took this route for the spot I wanted. I did this all over the phone with the Tobin Center box office and it took about 10 minutes. You can think I'm ridiculous; I'll own it.
If you haven't seen it yet, here is the seating chart for the Tobin Center. I was told that the first two rows closest to the stage will not be accessible for audience members, as requested by Libera: https://www.tobincenter.org/sites/defau ... hestra.pdf
EDIT: Tickets are $42.00 for orchestra center. (36.50 for admission + 5.50 for additional fees)
Concert posters have been hit and miss I think. Weren't they once posted at the Libera website? Sometimes we find full PDFs through venues only and at other time posted by Libera itself. I do not think there has ever been any consistently to any of that. The answer to your question would be "maybe"bachmahlerfan wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Jun 18, 2018 11:25 pm">5 years ago</span> Will the official Libera or U.S. Libera websites have official tour posters available for download in the near future? I've only seen poster images on a couple social media sites.
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So happy for youkatyafan wrote: ↑<span title="Thu Jun 21, 2018 2:28 am">5 years ago</span> Got my Tickets for LA Cathedral (my cathedral!!) and Christ Cathedral, where my mom will once again be joining me. I am on disability and can afford nothing, so she said just to put it on her card, she is paying for all three tickets! She knows Libera has gotten me through some very tough times.
Can't wait to see them! This will be concerts 4 and 5 for me--all in California!
Maybe we'll see eachother at the LA Cathedral. How wonderful that you get to see them there!This is probably a dumb question, but you have seen them live before - just not in San Fran?
Amie, if you'd like one of the seats I've saved in the front section, let me know and I'll put your name on it.
