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The timing of the benefit concert could not have been better for the Stones, who are performing at the new Barclays Center on Dec. 8 and are set to rock New Jersey's Prudential Center on Dec. 13 and 15.
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Proceeds from the concert will benefit the Robin Hood Relief Fund, which is providing money and materials to tri-state organizations helping those affected by Hurricane Sandy. To date, at least $30 million has been raised for the relief fund.
Tickets quickly sold out for the star-studded benefit, however there has been a proliferation of high markup resales on sites including StubHub, where one ticket was going for $60,000, according to the Wall Street Journal. On Thursday, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) sent a letter to StubHub, TicketExchange, TicketsNow and Ticket Liquidator asking to prohibit the resale of 12-12-12 tickets.