Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:Breaking up was a great career move. Bigger than ever.
Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:Breaking up was a great career move. Bigger than ever.
Originally posted by dylbagz:[..]
U2 should try
Originally posted by RedSky:Thing is - there's still loads of other great music on later albums too
This is definitely (maybe) a greatest hits nostalgia tour but hope they don't completely forget the later stuff
Originally posted by SJKamal:I preferred night 2 to night 1.
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Originally posted by popmarter:[..]
How did you.get tickets for both nights TM site crashed with thousands kicked off it when they were in the virtual queue for hours.
Originally posted by SJKamal:[..]
I got Heaton and Wembley in August during the general sale. Heaton I was 20146 in the queue and Wembley I was 8914 in the queue. I was 7653 in the queue for Edinburgh but got kicked out when I got in because I had already used that ticketmaster account to buy the Wembley tickets.
Then 3.5 hours after tickets went on sale my Gigsandtours page automatically refreshed, and I managed to buy Cardiff 1 through them. I got Cardiff 2 and another Heaton park show via Ticketmaster resale.
Everything for face value. Nothing dynamically priced. I was in the queue for another Heaton show and TM offered me a £400 dynamically priced ticket but I turned it down.
Originally posted by popmarter:[..]
Good for you but TBH it just shows the void there is within the music industry that the big stadium filler Rock Bands are from a bygone era and very few current bands can fill Arena's let alone stadiums across the globe. Reunion tours are so lucrative we saw it with GnR, The Police and Stone Roses nostalgia is definitely the way to go as the older generation don't mind paying an absolute fortune to glorify the past and relive their youth.