A ticketing website has went into meltdown over demand for Justin Bieber tickets which went on public sale today.
The worldwide superstar is playing three dates at Glasgow's SSE Hydro next year including October 27, 29 and 30 - and the demand has been overwhelming prompting Ticketmaster to urge fans to perservere.
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In a tweet, the firm said: "If you're seeing this page we are not down, our virtual queue has kicked in. We are VERY busy with @JustinBieber"
If you're seeing this page we are not down, our virtual queue has kicked in. We are VERY busy with @JustinBieber pic.twitter.com/btD0WemN2E
— Ticketmaster UK (@TicketmasterUK) December 17, 2015
Desperate fans tweeted back at the organisation after getting frustrated over their failure to grab the gold-dust briefs
@TicketmasterUK @justinbieber what about this. :( pic.twitter.com/HjGNPGgrjX
— kirst(ie).✌ (@kirstie_staggs) December 17, 2015
@TicketmasterUK @justinbieber I got through and it said no tickets available!
— Tiana Pritchard (@Tiana_Louise5) December 17, 2015
@TicketmasterUK @justinbieber is there a waiting time ?
— Tom (@TomRobb27) December 17, 2015
@TicketmasterUK @justinbieber I GOT TICKETS BUT IT WOULDNT LET ME ORDER IT JEPT SAYING ERROR AND NOW THEY ARE SOLD OUR :(
— rains seeing troye (@stiringphandoms) December 17, 2015
@TicketmasterUK @justinbieber thanks ticketmaster been logged in since 8am and you put me in a queue untill 9.15 and I don't get tickets
— Lauren Murray (@laurenmurrayxx) December 17, 2015
@TicketmasterUK @justinbieber sold out! I'd been on the page since half 7 it's a joke
— Rebecca Tobin (@BeccaTobinxoxo) December 17, 2015
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