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BCS Tickets for the Bowl Championship Series at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles are on sale now and waiting for the final decision on the participants. The Florida Gators sit on top right now and have won two of the last three BCS games including winning the 2009 Bowl Championship Series

Currently 20 teams are under consideration for the BCS slots with the No 1 and No 2 teams going to the BCS National Championship game on January 7th at the Rose Bowl. The Florida Gators are still number one in the standings, the Alabama Crimson Tide in second place, and the Texas Longhorns in third with not much movement expected in the next week.

The final BCS standings will be announced on December 6th and the pairings will be announced by 8pm that evening. Tickets for all the Bowl games including the Allstate Sugar Bowl, the Rose Bowl, the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl and the Fedex Orange Bowl are on sale now.

BCS Championship Bowl Tickets – January 7th – Rose Bowl Stadium – Los Angeles

Allstate Sugar Bowl Tickets – January 1st – Louisiana Super Dome – New Orleans, Louisiana

Rose Bowl Tickets – January 1st – Rose Bowl Stadium – Los Angeles, California

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl – January 4th – University of Phoenix Stadium – Phoenix, Arizona

Fed Ex Orange Bowl – January 5th – Land Shark Stadium – Opa Locka, Florida

The U2 tour is adding a second show for the Angel Stadium on Monday June 7 and tickets go on sale today. Adding a second U2 tour date to Angel Stadium may also help keep U2 ticket prices down in the LA area with all the added seats.

The reviews for the U2 concerts have been great and it’s sure to be a concert any U2 fan would want to experience. The current U2 Tour dates are listed below and the tickets for the new U2 tour date for Los Angeles go on sale at 10am, though because of advanced sales, tickets for U2 are already available through ticket brokers.

Find U2 tickets for Angel Stadium on Monday June 7th

June 2010
6, 7 – Anaheim, CA – Angel Stadium
12 – Denver, CO – Invesco Field at Mile High
16 – Oakland, CA – Oakland Coliseum
20 – Seattle, WA – Qwest Field
23 – Edmonton, Alberta – Commonwealth Stadium
27 – Minneapolis, MN – TCF Bank Stadium
30 – East Lansing, MI – Spartan Stadium

July 2010
3 – Toronto, Ontario – Rogers Centre
6 – Chicago, IL – Soldier Field
9 – Miami, FL – Land Shark Stadium
12 – Philadelphia, PA – Lincoln Financial Field
16 – Montreal, Quebec – Hippodrome
19 – East Rutherford, NJ – New Meadowlands Stadium

It was passed on to me today that Taylor Swift’s tour page on her website, Taylorswift.com, is sending her fans to a ticket broker site when they click to buy tickets to the Philadelphia Taylor Swift concerts at the Wachovia Center. The link should be going to Comcast Tix, the original seller of Wachovia Center events, but instead is taking Taylor Swift fans to a website that has an address that matches a large ticket brokerage.

Taylor better be sitting down for this!

I cannot imagine that Taylor Swift would have allowed this to happen and I would assume that the webmaster for Taylorswift.com made a critical mistake and set the link for the Wachovia Center tickets to the ticket broker, rather than to the Comcast tix link for the Wachovia Center.

And it happens to fans quite often as well. They will go online looking for the official site to buy tickets from, and end up choosing one of the first ads that appear, rather than searching for the one they’re looking for.

So, someone is in a bunch of trouble because right now a lot of Taylor Swift fans are going to her website and being redirected to the ticket broker site, and thinking that Taylor is scalping her own tickets. I’m not sure how long this has been going on, but it won’t much longer I imagine.