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Seems a bit steep for 50% of Steely Dan, but you know. I can’t believe how much Chic were charging this summer. Absolute fucking madness

 

i love the Dan, and if they had an hour long set on the Pyramid and they played their best tunes, they’d knock it out the fucking park. I guess i’d go, but would feel a bit dirty/cheap doing so

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New Order sold Ally Pally out in less than 4 minutes. That's some going. Fair play to see tickets though for starting the sale at 9:30. It allowed everyone who wanted tickets to drop the grandkids off at school first.

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11 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

Elton has UK dates in June... too bad he’s elsewhere for the festival.

Sun June 09 2019 – HOVE Central County Ground
Wed June 12 2019 – DUBLIN 3Arena
Thu June 13 2019 – DUBLIN 3Arena
Sat June 15 2019 – CARDIFF City Stadium

Just seen this myself, how much would we say he will be charging for this? Would love to see him.

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1 minute ago, The Clearest Blue said:

Just seen this myself, how much would we say he will be charging for this? Would love to see him.

Saw him about three years ago and prices were in the £40-£90 bracket.

My guess would be £100+ for the seats down the front (excluding the inevitable "super gold mega tier" bollocks) and £60 to sit further back.

Of course with this being his last ever tour he can charge what he wants so it could be a lot more.

Might see how much Hove is.

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3 minutes ago, Hugh Jass said:

Saw him about three years ago and prices were in the £40-£90 bracket.

My guess would be £100+ for the seats down the front (excluding the inevitable "super gold mega tier" bollocks) and £60 to sit further back.

Of course with this being his last ever tour he can charge what he wants so it could be a lot more.

Might see how much Hove is.

Fair play, I don't think I'd mind shelling out £60 for Elton tbh, I know I'd have £60 worth of fun.

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14 minutes ago, Gilgamesh69 said:

Think he's a good contender for BST?

Looks like he's busy the two weekends BST usually falls on so unlikely next year.

That said this tour will go into 2020 and I'd put my mortgage on a huge London farewell gig and GF slot in two years time.

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Gladys Knight is free on the Friday:

https://www.standard.co.uk/go/london/music/gladys-knight-tour-uk-tickets-london-royal-albert-hall-a3929921.html

The full 2019 tour dates are:

June 22 — Manchester 02 Apollo
June 23 — Leeds First Direct Arena 
June 24 — Birmingham Symphony Hall 
June 26 — London Royal Albert Hall
June 27 — London Royal Albert Hall
June 29 — Bournemouth International Centre
June 30 — Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
July 1 — Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

 

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6 hours ago, doogie said:

Gladys Knight is free on the Friday:

https://www.standard.co.uk/go/london/music/gladys-knight-tour-uk-tickets-london-royal-albert-hall-a3929921.html

The full 2019 tour dates are:

June 22 — Manchester 02 Apollo
June 23 — Leeds First Direct Arena 
June 24 — Birmingham Symphony Hall 
June 26 — London Royal Albert Hall
June 27 — London Royal Albert Hall
June 29 — Bournemouth International Centre
June 30 — Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
July 1 — Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

 

 

3 hours ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Okay now.  Doing a few shows in a row doesn't appear to be an issue either.....

a few... but she's not doing 6 in a row with the Friday at Glasto, to make it a 9 of 10 nights tour 

 

 

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