Coldplay have withdrawn tickets for a forthcoming gig in Scotland – because they were printed on the wrong paper.

Fans who purchased seats for the band’s concert at Glasgow’s SECC arena in December through sales company Ticketmaster have been told to return the paper stubs as soon as possible because of an administration error.

The promotion company in charge of the gig, DF Concerts, has issued an apology over the mix-up.

A spokesman for the firm says, “Tickets purchased through Ticketmaster for the Coldplay gigs at the SECC have been printed on incorrect stock, but we are confident that Ticketmaster will be able to replace all tickets for their customers in advance of the gigs in December. However, it will be more difficult to replace tickets originally purchased through Ticketmaster and then sold on through the secondary ticket market.

“In this case, ticket holders should contact their point of purchase. We urge these secondary sources to look after their customers at this time.”

Coldplay are currently touring America and Canada but will return to their native U.K. later this year for 14 gigs in the run-up to Christmas.

Source

WENN

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