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As far as autograph collecting and music fan experiences goes, I find the range of stories I hear about various meet & greets to be pretty fascinating. I've heard of people paying modest fees (or nothing) for wonderful, fun experiences - and other stories of fans shelling out large amounts of money for a massive disappointment. And, of course, everything in between.
I thought we should have a comprehensive thread on the topic. Have you been to a pre-show or post-show meet and greet or know someone who has? Was it a bargain or a ripoff? What was the mood - structured and hurried or casual and fun?
My favorite band does meet and greets at every headline show they perform on this tour, chosen at fandom by fans who sign up for their fanclub and enter the show-specific drawing. There is no charge, and (usually) I don't believe a show ticket is even required. They were asked about this in an interview early this tour, and the response from one of the band members, Martin, was pretty passionate about musicians who charge high prices for meet & greets. FYI: I get that this band isn't quite a household name yet, so there might be a sentiment of "Who are they to say . . ." However they have an interesting perspective as both successful musicians with Top 10 records and huge music fans themselves).
Here's that portion of the interview:
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She was brought up on the RACC FB page recently. She seemed to be described as just about impossible now.
Seems like soundcheck + early entry is becoming a more common part of the package.
Kiss have meet and greets again on their tour 1000.00 us, no instruments. 2 items per person. I wanted to go to the m&g but at that price, the concert was good enough. Also remember they will sell autographs in the merch stand but not Gene or Paul. Anyway I picked this up that someone had signed at the m&g.
ive managed to have hundreds of meet n greets.nobody ever asked for coin.in fact most of them have given me tickets for free,
The Go-Gos have a $200 VIP/Meet & Greet package. Looks like it's basically just a photo op with some extra merch items (including a signed poster).
http://store.gogos.com/collections/farewell-tour-packages/products/...
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