When United Airlines broke Dave Carroll’s guitar, the musician refused to take it lying down and vowed to release three videos to tell the world about his experience.
The first two videos took the Internet by storm and became viral sensations. Tomorrow, Carroll will release the final video in the trilogy.
Keep reading for more details on when and where you can see it.
To celebrate his grand finale, Carroll will host a live webcast tomorrow, March 2 at 7 p.m. EST. Details on how you can join the webcast will be released Tuesday morning.
Carroll had spent nearly a year dealing with United’s customer service department trying to get reimbursement to cover the cost to repair his $3,500 Taylor guitar.
When the first video was released, it quickly garnered millions of hits on YouTube and finally got United’s attention. Within 24 hours, the carrier offered Carroll $1,200 in cash and $1,200 in flight vouchers–after originally telling him that he would get nothing.
Carroll ultimately rejected their offer because he said they missed their chance to bargain with him and he was going to follow through on his promise, which was to make 3 videos about the experience. The third, and final, installment will be released tomorrow.
For more, visit www.davecarrollmusic.com
PeterGreenberg.com Links:
- The Travel Detective on United Airlines and Guitars, Plus Dave Carroll on Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio
- United Breaks Guitars, Passenger Gets Revenge on YouTube
- The United Breaks Guitars Song 2: Ms. Irlweg, We Don’t Need To Fight
- United Breaks Guitars, Dave Carroll Keeps Playing (Peter’s Interview)
- Listen to the Interview on Peter’s Radio Show from Palos Verdes, California
