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LOS ANGELES — One day last March as the pandemic was ravaging the world and nightlife was shutting down, Howard Mordoh, 70, looked at his empty calendar and started freaking
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One day last March as the pandemic was ravaging the world and nightlife was shutting down, Howard Mordoh, 70, looked at his empty calendar and started freaking out.
Known to countless Southern California concertgoers as “Front Row” Mordoh, That Silver-Haired Dancing Man, or some variation thereof, Mordoh has attended many thousands of gigs since the early 1970s and has very prominently grooved during most of them. That fateful day, the self-described “attention whore” was facing an abyss.
“I was shocked. It was like I was going through withdrawal,” Mordoh said last week from his Woodland Hills home a few hours after he’d nearly lost out on My Morning Jacket tickets when he made an error while trying to game the system with a pair of computers.
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image captionCoach driver Scott Sheppard had a ticket for England v Scotland
Football fans say they are angry at Uefa for cancelling their European Championship tickets as stadiums reduce capacity because of the pandemic.
Scott Sheppard, 32, from Birmingham, said he was gutted to receive an email saying his two single tickets have both been cancelled in a ballot.
But he said he was also annoyed at learning on social media that corporate tickets were still being sold.
Attendances at host stadiums will vary between 25% and 50% due to Covid-19.
Budapest is due to have full capacity, but Wembley will be reduced to 25%, before an expected increase to 50% should national Covid-19 restrictions be eased as planned on 21 June.