Line of Maggie Rogers fans stretches across Chicago River for in-person-only tickets
Rogers said in-person-only sales are best way to 'get tickets directly into the hands of fans'
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.
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.
