CHICAGO (WLS) -- A line of singer Maggie Rogers' fans stretched across the Chicago River Friday morning because the only way to get tickets to her upcoming show is in-person.
Rogers is on "The Don't Forget Me Tour," which stops at Chicago's House of Blues Friday night.
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Tickets went on sale at 10 a.m., and fans were lined up across the river to Dearborn Street and Wacker Drive, waiting to buy them, before that.
Rogers said in-person-only sales are the best way to "get tickets directly into the hands of fans."
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The House of Blues said fans were limited to two tickets per person for Rogers' show.
ABC News contributed to this report.