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5 minutes ago, Hugh Jass II said:

No sign of that RAH gig that was rumoured for the Stones. 

Don't think it was ever going to be announced at the same time as the rest of the tour to be fair. 

It might be in the week following the second Hyde Park gig, or it'll be later in the year once the Proms have finished. 

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Just now, the wonderwhy said:

Don't think it was ever going to be announced at the same time as the rest of the tour to be fair. 

It might be in the week following the second Hyde Park gig, or it'll be later in the year once the Proms have finished. 

Yeah I wasn't really expecting it, more looking for gaps where it could fit in.

The week after the second HP dates looks possible (RAH is free all that week too)

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How hard will it be to get Stones tickets for Anfield in either main or presale? I'd take standing, seating or lucky dip if it's available. I'm guessing they'll be way more demand than supply so has anyone had any experience in buying them before? Thanks.

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1 minute ago, Miyn said:

How hard will it be to get Stones tickets for Anfield in either main or presale? I'd take standing, seating or lucky dip if it's available. I'm guessing they'll be way more demand than supply so has anyone had any experience in buying them before? Thanks.

I reckon you'll be fine. The 2018 tour hardly flew out the door.

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7 minutes ago, Hugh Jass II said:

I reckon you'll be fine. The 2018 tour hardly flew out the door.

Yeah, £400 for a standing ticket or cheap £100 ticket behing a pillar at the top of the staduim means alot of folk have got to save up first. Yet people are complaining Yeah Yeah Yeahs or Prodigy are asking £45 for their gigs.

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12 minutes ago, Miyn said:

How hard will it be to get Stones tickets for Anfield in either main or presale? I'd take standing, seating or lucky dip if it's available. I'm guessing they'll be way more demand than supply so has anyone had any experience in buying them before? Thanks.

Amex presale is on now too.

2 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

Prices for The Stones Anfield gig.Screenshot_20220314-100140_Chrome.thumb.jpg.62c72a24a20d5c96280a1eb775b601f7.jpg

No sign of any 'lucky dip' tickets on the Amex presale - I don't have an Amex card either. Looking at that seating plan, and the way I know Anfield, I would argue some of those £80 seats (Kop End) are better than some of the £100 seats. The 'M' seats you get the comfy chairs though! 😂

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2 minutes ago, vintagelaureate said:

Amex presale is on now too.

No sign of any 'lucky dip' tickets on the Amex presale - I don't have an Amex card either. Looking at that seating plan, and the way I know Anfield, I would argue some of those £80 seats (Kop End) are better than some of the £100 seats. The 'M' seats you get the comfy chairs though! 😂

Lucky dips are only ever available in general sale 

EDIT: And closer to the gig, if they decide to release more 

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9 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

Prices for The Stones Anfield gig.

Even for them, that madness

  

Just now, Hugh Jass II said:

Ouch!

Golden circle takes up half the pitch! What bullshit is this?!?

Was similar on the last tour.

And 1969

The Rolling Stones Impose High Ticket Prices for U.S. Tour

“Is that a lot?” says Mick Jagger

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/the-rolling-stones-impose-high-ticket-prices-for-u-s-tour-173409/

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4 minutes ago, vintagelaureate said:

Amex presale is on now too.

No sign of any 'lucky dip' tickets on the Amex presale - I don't have an Amex card either. Looking at that seating plan, and the way I know Anfield, I would argue some of those £80 seats (Kop End) are better than some of the £100 seats. The 'M' seats you get the comfy chairs though! 😂

I was talking to someone who went to tge Bon Jovi gig there and sat in upper Main Stand. He said the sound was appalling, really quiet, all you could hear clearly was the people around you.

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Just now, Gnomicide said:

I was talking to someone who went to tge Bon Jovi gig there and sat in upper Main Stand. He said the sound was appalling, really quiet, all you could hear clearly was the people around you.

The golden circle taking up half the pitch is a bit of a piss take. For a gig, 204, 205, 206 would be far, far better than the Upper Main Stand I imagine. 

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7 minutes ago, Hugh Jass II said:

If that's what they ask for a stadium I'm terrified to know what they'd charge for the RAH.

I think Elton John's tickets at Anfield were £700 for the front row!

 

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4 minutes ago, Hugh Jass II said:

I went to the London Stadium on the last tour and don't recall the circle being that far back. Felt like we got pretty close.

I went to the Dublin show, Croke Park, similar size and it about half size it is on this tour. 

On the plus side, I only got golden circle tickets the day of the show for much cheaper. 

croke_park_dublin.jpg

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16 minutes ago, vintagelaureate said:

The golden circle taking up half the pitch is a bit of a piss take. For a gig, 204, 205, 206 would be far, far better than the Upper Main Stand I imagine. 

My view from the front of 202.

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If I was trying or any I'd go 103 or 107 I think.

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12 minutes ago, The Nal said:

I went to the Dublin show, Croke Park, similar size and it about half size it is on this tour. 

On the plus side, I only got golden circle tickets the day of the show for much cheaper. 

croke_park_dublin.jpg

Didn't realise the people of Dublin were such big fans of High Fidelity and Grosse Point Blank.

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