Lewis Capaldi as responded to Fans left disappointed as tickets for Lewis Capaldi's gig in Glasgow sold out in 'seconds'.
The Forget Me singer launched his general ticket sales on Friday, October 28, for his show at the OVO Hydro on January 24 2023. It comes ahead of the release of his new album Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent.
However, the tickets rapidly sold out, leaving many raging. Naturally, fans took to Twitter to beg the star to add extra dates for Glasgow, with some calling him 'Scotland's answer to Beyonce'.
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Despite his global success, Lewis is replying to some fans who have been left raging that there are no tickets left. He has said he 'feels terrible' when he reads people have been felt 'feeling rubbish'.
As Christmas is coming up, parents were hoping to bag a ticket for their kid's birthday, with one mum writing: "@LewisCapaldi please please can you do extra nights in Glasgow, I'm gonna have one upset seven-year-old later as I couldn't get tickets. Everyone will agree they will sell out....help a mamma out here."
Another mum begged: "@LewisCapaldi plz put on another date at Glasgow my eight-year-old son is possibly gonna have a melt down Christmas day if I can't get him to see you."
A third wrote: "@LewisCapaldi Need more dates in Glasgow or my 16-year-old is going to have a very disappointing Christmas, was 20,000 in the queue so obviously got nothing."
"I’m going to have a very upset eight-year-old come Christmas morning.. release another Glasgow date," another disappointed parent urged.
One fan tweeted to Lewis: "Scotland's answer to Beyoncé add more dates for Glasgow."
However, others decided to go elsewhere for the gig, with one tweeting: "Couldn't get Glasgow so I'm coming to Madrid. See you again soon."
Another said: "Yeah joined queue at 0845, by time it opened I was 29500th in line. Come back and do a run of Glasgow gigs later in the year."
"@LewisCapaldi Couldn't get tickets, could actually cry. Fingers crossed at another date, wait and see only 3662 in line and I think it’s sold out for Glasgow. More dates please," a fan added.
Another fumed: "I must say I'm very disappointed I pre ordered the new CD so I could get the early access code, only to find out it was not worth the paper it was written on. I started to apply for my tickets as soon as the the early access opened at 9am to no avail. My wife is more than upset."
To which Lewis replied: "Hi mate I'm very sorry you missed out, pre-sale is meant to help genuine people like yourself have the best chance of getting in and stopping re-sellers by having the album order first, unfortunately there's only so many spaces in the venues that not everyone will be able to get a ticket, try to do the most fair thing possible but there's never going to be a perfect way.
"Really sorry your wife is upset, hate reading every single message where someone is left feeling rubbish about it, makes me feel so terrible."
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