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28 minutes ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

They're... not flying out in Leeds.

 

Anybody had sales issues elsewhere?

I can only see VIP and premium tickets for Leeds. And yes this is on the normal page not the VIP one. Not sure if this is a technical issue or if it has really sold that fast.

 

I did check Manchester for a friend who is thinking of joining me though and loads of tickets available.

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7 minutes ago, craigcharles420 said:

I can only see VIP and premium tickets for Leeds. And yes this is on the normal page not the VIP one. Not sure if this is a technical issue or if it has really sold that fast.

 

I did check Manchester for a friend who is thinking of joining me though and loads of tickets available.


There are plenty of standing and seated on AXS, 100 quid a pop though unless you want to sit in a back corner.

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37 minutes ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

Rotten news to hear that. Hope you find something else soon!

I had an unofficial call from someone saying not to worry, so I'm not overly stressed. but its still annoying.

 

still not lost anything on these tickets and might be able to pick up a cheaper one at a later date.

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2 hours ago, dotdash79 said:

I had an unofficial call from someone saying not to worry, so I'm not overly stressed. but its still annoying.

 

still not lost anything on these tickets and might be able to pick up a cheaper one at a later date.

Still a hassle. Been a while since I've been in that boat, but will be sorting a mortgage in the next six months, so kind of... tense on it myself.

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15 minutes ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

Still a hassle. Been a while since I've been in that boat, but will be sorting a mortgage in the next six months, so kind of... tense on it myself.

Until it’s sorted then it’s not, only just passed my probation as well. Mortgage applications are okay so long if your not at your limit, they at least have an asset to fall back on. 
 

just check all 3 credit agencies before applying, to make sure there isn’t any mistakes on it. 

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Don't think the big man's voice has ever been the greatest of shakes to start with, he sounded fine at the plastic beach show a few weeks ago and isn't miming his way through half the set in a Chris Martin fashion. Imo there are several too many dates on this tour and in the UK, which is almost an outlier in terms of their popularity, I'm not sure they are even an arena sized band outside of London. I even think they've maybe done a few too many London shows in last 4ish years to make the stadium a foregone conclusion.

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16 hours ago, Johndenis said:

Don't think the big man's voice has ever been the greatest of shakes to start with, he sounded fine at the plastic beach show a few weeks ago and isn't miming his way through half the set in a Chris Martin fashion. Imo there are several too many dates on this tour and in the UK, which is almost an outlier in terms of their popularity, I'm not sure they are even an arena sized band outside of London. I even think they've maybe done a few too many London shows in last 4ish years to make the stadium a foregone conclusion.

If they're not an arena sized band then why are many of the dates selling so well?

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On 24/09/2025 at 10:36, craigcharles420 said:

If they're not an arena sized band then why are many of the dates selling so well?

Am a big fan but on Humanz in 2017 the Glasgow hydro must have been 2/3 full, saw the same tour in Berlin a month later and the arena was sold out...

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On 25/09/2025 at 22:28, Johndenis said:

Am a big fan but on Humanz in 2017 the Glasgow hydro must have been 2/3 full, saw the same tour in Berlin a month later and the arena was sold out...

I had tickets for Glasgow to their tour in 2010 (I think, was around then anyway) and if memory serves me right the majority if not the full tour ended up being cancelled due to poor sales as well. Does appear the hydro is sold out this time round and pretty quickly as well!

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16 hours ago, Worky_gla said:

I had tickets for Glasgow to their tour in 2010 (I think, was around then anyway) and if memory serves me right the majority if not the full tour ended up being cancelled due to poor sales as well. Does appear the hydro is sold out this time round and pretty quickly as well!

UK dates were rescheduled from the September to November, I'm not sure why - the whole roll out of a live sow seemed very chaotic - I think Coachella offered a big number and things progressed from there - a headline show at Glastonbury being one of your first ever gigs is NOT a great idea. 

 

Glasgow was one of the few they just left cancelled.  Probably controversial to say but it's hard not to conclude, given the fates of various incarnations of Connect, and the dumbing down of T in the Park and TRNSMT, that there is a limited audience in Glasgow/Scotland for anything that isn't fairly MOR...

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