PWG Schedule question

[funakifan88]

Hey guys,

Where can one find information on when PWG is running shows? Or how to get tickets? I know it's almost impossible but I'd like to try...

[Deleted]

They sometimes wait to set their dates until the last minute (a few weeks before the show happens). It has caused some issues with other indy promotions in the past, because they expect their guys to cancel their other previous bookings to make their dates.

[mcmahonfan85]

you can find it at @officialpwg on twitter

[Steveweiser]

The next rumoured date is February 17th, but PWG haven't made that public yet.

[魔界5号]

They run weirdly. They don't have set shows every month like most companies do. They just announce shows at random and tickets go on sale shortly after. Your best bet is to keep checking their Twitter (@officialpwg) and turn on post notifications.

[funakifan88]

So, basically, if I live in Chicago I can't plan ahead and make a vacation out of it is what you're all saying?

[Deleted]

Especially when it's difficult to guarantee that you'll score tickets. They don't make it easy for that sort of thing.

[543Y2J]

I live in the UK and PWG (and more specifically BOLA) is HIGH on my bucket list, their lack of communication with fans, scheduling and show day information is really frustrating for when my time comes to go

[Deleted]

I know they love the atmosphere of a packed Reseda building, but continuing to just run there instead of (at least occasionally) at a 1,000+ seater makes it difficult to be a fan and attend the shows.

[________ has left the building]

Jan 1, 2017 4:34:38 GMT -5 @kudohdriver said:

I know they love the atmosphere of a packed Reseda building, but continuing to just run there instead of (at least occasionally) at a 1,000+ seater makes it difficult to be a fan and attend the shows.

They want it to be the pro wrestling version of CBGB. But recent issues with ticket sells might force their hands to move to a bigger venue for some shows. Only so many times you can try to make good to those who got screwed on tickets before folks just stop bothering buying them. Do they keep being punk and play in the smaller venue but a potentially shrinking live crowd? Or do they sell out by booking bigger buildings to supply the demand?

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Jan 1, 2017 6:16:15 GMT -5 ________ has left the building said:

Jan 1, 2017 4:34:38 GMT -5 @kudohdriver said:

I know they love the atmosphere of a packed Reseda building, but continuing to just run there instead of (at least occasionally) at a 1,000+ seater makes it difficult to be a fan and attend the shows.

They want it to be the pro wrestling version of CBGB. But recent issues with ticket sells might force their hands to move to a bigger venue for some shows. Only so many times you can try to make good to those who got screwed on tickets before folks just stop bothering buying them. Do they keep being punk and play in the smaller venue but a potentially shrinking live crowd? Or do they sell out by booking bigger buildings to supply the demand?

They just need a building big enough to accommodate their audience. There's a way they can do both. Run a weekend of shows, with one in Reseda and one in a place that holds 1,000. That way you stick to your home venue but also allow 600 (or more, depending on how many come to both) additional fans to experience a live event that weekend.

ECW kept running the Arena, but would also run bigger places on other dates. PWG could do the same, but choose not to, even though that choice hurts their fan base.