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Nabulag sa maling akala: Disproving sold out claims, Maya raffles off free Eraserheads concert tickets

December 15, 2022

Bilyonaryo.com

A sizeable number of tickets for the Eraserheads’ reunion concert is still up for grabs, weeks after it was reported that passes to the event have been sold out.

Maya, the e-wallet owned by businessman Manny Pangilinan, has been raffling off tens upon tens of tickets to the one-night-only concert scheduled on December 22. App users have a chance to win tickets every week until concert day.

Pangilinan’s Cignal TV is also offering a P650 pay per view pass to fans who can’t watch the concert live at the SMDC Festival Grounds at Parañaque City.

Organizers of the Eraserheads concert previously drew flak for the exorbitant price of concert tickets, with the priciest tickets at the moshpit priced at P17,260.

After initially claiming tickets were sold out, organizers started selling general admission tickets to the “Angkas” section—named after the ride hailing app—which were priced at P1,222 each.

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