Want Guaranteed Concert Tickets Before They Go on Sale? Say Hello to TMpresale.com

As concert season grows closer, one Web site has found a way to make sure fans never read the words "sold out" again.

Springfield, MO (PRWEB) February 16, 2008 -- 2008 could very well be a record breaking year for the music industry, as some of the most popular musicians in the world start their tours. Big name bands such as Mary J. Blige, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Tom Petty, Bon Jovi, Kenny Chesney, Michael Buble, Carrie Underwood and Rush, to name a few, have all scheduled tours across the country for this spring. However, that's not all they have in common ... most of their shows sell out in minutes. But thanks to a new Web site by the name of TMpresale.com (http://www.tmpresale.com), fans will never have to worry about missing their favorite band play live again.

The site is the brainchild of entrepreneur Eric Schwarzer, a college student and concert lover from Hamilton, Ontario, who has made it his mission to provide the readers of his site with working pre-sale passwords for one of the world's largest online ticket brokers, Ticketmaster.

Unlike similar sites, which require a user to pay or register for information, Schwarzer points out that TMpresale.com is 100 percent free and does not require registration.

"We just passed 1,000 RSS subscribers and we're gearing up for the summer concert series," said Schwarzer. "Pre-sale passwords are becoming essential to the ticket buying process, getting good seats requires fans to get pre-sale passwords. Our staff has been a part of the ticket community for over five years and we're thrilled to be bringing pre-sale codes to the public."

The idea of pre-sale tickets is just what it sounds like. Before concert tickets go on sale, Ticketmaster offers special passwords to members, which enable them to purchase the tickets before they go on sale to the general public. While someone waiting for Ticketmaster to officially sale tickets to the public has to worry about thousands of other fans snatching up all the good seats, people with pre-sale passwords don't fight the crowds.

"We update the site at least three times a day," said Schwarzer. "If you're looking for concert tickets, Tmpresale.com should be your first stop."

For more information on pre-sale passwords, please visit: http://www.tmpresale.com

About Tmpresale.com:
TMpresale.com specializes in providing the readers of its site with hard to find pre-sale passwords for the Ticketmaster Web site.

Contact Information:
Eric Schwarzer
eschwarzer@tmpresale.com
905-818-2260

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