1284 Unsold Tickets For Matt Goss  The Hit's and More Show Flops in Bristol with tickets reduced to £5

Editor Stephen Hill 8th March 2025

Former Las Vegas cabaret act Matt Goss is embarking on his eagerly awaited "Hits and More Tour." 

However, the journey is proving to be fraught with challenges, highlighted by the recent cancellation of his Plymouth show due to lackluster ticket sales—only 179 tickets were sold.  

Tonight, Goss will take the stage at the Bristol Beacon, where he is set to perform for a modest audience of just over 516 attendees. 

Image above show Blue and Burgundy which  highlights  the unsold tickets for  tonight Goss show

Sources within the promotion team and the theater have revealed that renowned promoter Phil McIntyre requested the closure of certain sections, including the Foyle Upper and Lower tiers, as well as several back rows in the stalls, in an effort to manage expectations in light of the low turnout.  

Image above - email from Bristol Beacon Box Office

At 56, Goss finds himself navigating turbulent waters as he faces allegations of misleading practices. 

Complaints have recently been filed with the Advertising Standards Agency regarding deceptive claims made on social media about his new single’s popularity. When fans demanded a link to the promoted video, Goss refused to comply.  

In our attempts to verify this information, Goss and his management team were unresponsive and did not provide the requested link. 

We also reached out to the social media platform involved, which confirmed that no video correlating to Goss's claims showing 8 million plays exists. 

They cautioned that any attempts to mislead users could jeopardize Goss's account.

  A reliable source from Goss’s camp disclosed that the singer and his management are utilizing questionable tactics aimed at misleading fans in hopes of boosting ticket sales. 

These tactics include employing Instagram Stories, which allow content to disappear after 24 hours.  

Adding fuel to the fire, Goss has faced significant backlash for his confrontational remarks made during a recent live stream, where he told dissatisfied fans to "piss off" and dismissed their concerns about the canceled Butlins and Plymouth shows. 

 Despite a commendable 11-year tenure in Las Vegas and performances at the intimate 150-capacity Gassy Room, Goss is struggling to regain his former glory. His latest single has also failed to gain traction, selling a mere 400 copies worldwide. 

 The ongoing struggles with ticket sales have compelled promoters to drastically reduce prices from £80 to just £5, resorting to desperate measures to attract attendees. 

Frustrated fans who purchased tickets at the original price have taken to social media to demand refunds, calling for fairness in light of the price cuts. Regrettably, both Goss and the promoters have remained silent on these pressing concerns.  

We reached out to the singer, his management, and the promoters for comment, but all parties have chosen to remain silent, leaving fans and followers in the dark.