Concerts

Tiesto Cancels Saturday’s NSU Arena Show

Tiesto​Sorry Broward trance fans, Tiesto has nixed his show at University Center Arena at Nova Southeastern University. The show, scheduled for this Saturday, is rumored to have suffered from poor ticket sales, although the "official" excuse being given is scheduling conflicts.The only conflict they could be talking about is Tiesto's...
By Jose D. DuranOctober 13, 2009
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​Sorry Broward trance fans, Tiesto has nixed his show at University Center Arena at Nova Southeastern University. The show, scheduled for this Saturday, is rumored to have suffered from poor ticket sales, although the “official” excuse being given is scheduling conflicts.

The only conflict they could be talking about is Tiesto’s appearance at LIV in Miami Beach the very same night. However, the NSU Arena show was scheduled for earlier in the day, ending somewhere around 11 p.m., and considering he is headlining at LIV, he wouldn’t be expected to go on before 1 a.m. Scheduling conflict my ass.

It could be Tiesto’s booking agent was overzealous. General admission tickets for his LIV appearance has been sold out for quite some time — although looking at Wantickets.com today, more have been made available starting at $300 — so South Florida fans definitely want to see him. And while LIV has a smaller capacity that NSU Arena, it still holds a sizable crowd who probably chose one over the other.

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Jose D. Duran has been the associate web editor of Miami New Times since 2008. He’s the voice and strategist behind the publication’s eyebrow-raising Facebook and Twitter feeds. He has also been reporting on Miami’s music, entertainment, and cultural scenes since 2006, previously through sites such as MiamiNights.com and OnBeat.com. He earned his BS in journalism with a minor in art history from the University of Florida. He’s a South Florida native and will be a Miami resident as long as climate change permits and the temperature doesn’t drop below 60 degrees.

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