Intimate club gig at O2 Shepherds Bush, London - 11th August

redrock

Sorry Calum... no idea. As one already mentioned, since the presale is HMV, maybe they will sell. I am sure seetickets & ticketmaster will be there too....

Calum

thanks redrock, no worries.. as it is a small venue.. maybe hmv will deal with the entire sale of tickets? good luck everyone getting them

pilgrim pc

Love to be there, but i won't be able to get the time off work!! Here's hoping for a tour next year!!

eldarion75

Well my flights at 1pm and just realised i booked the wrong day..god im slow..

Jennytree

eldarion75 wrote:

Well my flights at 1pm and just realised i booked the wrong day..god im slow..

Haha! I did that for a flight from Berlin that cost a tenner. I got the earlier flight just incase Ryanair decided to act the cunt for whatever reason :twisted:

SpinTheBlackCircle74

Any cheap hotels near Sheperds Bush?

eldarion75

Astor hostels are palaces! heartily recommend them to anyone.

Drum Machine89

Hey all I pre ordered Backspacer from HMV, does anyone know when the presale from HMV will be?

InHiding19

I hope I get in to this show, but knowing my luck probably not. Will it be a GA show?

Hinn

SoonForgotten2 wrote:

I'm gonna go ahead and say that I hope whatever allotment of tickets 10C ends up with (if any) go to local fans, as they did with, I believe it was tickets for the Letterman aftershow gig for New Yorkers. If they can do it for them, no reason why it couldn't be done for us.

Agreed. By local, gotta start with those within a 2 mile radius. Then move out.

chime

Oxxys wrote:

I hope I get in to this show, but knowing my luck probably not. Will it be a GA show?

Yes Shepherd's Bush Empire is GA. There are seats in the balconies.

Hinn

SpinTheBlackCircle74 wrote:

Any cheap hotels near Sheperds Bush?

A whole line of them along Shepherd's Bush Road.

Hinn's place is also a cheap hotel, if by cheap you mean free and by hotel you mean a couch under a roof, with the added rule that you have to get the fuck outta the next day cos I gotta fly to Amsterdam.

BeerBaron

Hinn wrote:

SoonForgotten2 wrote:

I'm gonna go ahead and say that I hope whatever allotment of tickets 10C ends up with (if any) go to local fans, as they did with, I believe it was tickets for the Letterman aftershow gig for New Yorkers. If they can do it for them, no reason why it couldn't be done for us.

Agreed. By local, gotta start with those within a 2 mile radius. Then move out.

That makes no sense at all. I agree with localizing it, but to start with a 2 mile radius would be ridiculous. They should figure out an appropriate radius that would make people "local" (likely all of London) and let all of those people fight for the tickets.

Hinn

BeerBaron wrote:

Hinn wrote:

SoonForgotten2 wrote:

I'm gonna go ahead and say that I hope whatever allotment of tickets 10C ends up with (if any) go to local fans, as they did with, I believe it was tickets for the Letterman aftershow gig for New Yorkers. If they can do it for them, no reason why it couldn't be done for us.

Agreed. By local, gotta start with those within a 2 mile radius. Then move out.

That makes no sense at all. I agree with localizing it, but to start with a 2 mile radius would be ridiculous. They should figure out an appropriate radius that would make people "local" (likely all of London) and let all of those people fight for the tickets.

Makes sense to me. Cos I'm exactly 2 miles from there. Was about 1.5 until I moved house 3 weeks ago. So I get first dibs.

InHiding19

Localizing shows is unfair in my opinion. What if you live in Alaska a place where PJ doesn't even play arena shows, but you can't go to a small gig in London. Totally unfair in my opinion.

Hinn

Oxxys wrote:

Localizing shows is unfair in my opinion. What if you live in Alaska a place where PJ doesn't even play arena shows, but you can't go to a small gig in London. Totally unfair in my opinion.

Unfair has nothing to do with it. I demand to have dibs to a show that I can crawl to my knees on, and if that's what it takes, I'll do it! :P

redrock

BeerBaron wrote:

....(likely all of London) .....

Ah! But what IS London? Which postcodes? Central London, London, Greater London???? Too many possibilities....

See, I'm considered Greater London but I am actually closer to Shepherd's Bush than what is called City of London....

This could be fun.....

Jennytree

Hinn wrote:

Oxxys wrote:

Localizing shows is unfair in my opinion. What if you live in Alaska a place where PJ doesn't even play arena shows, but you can't go to a small gig in London. Totally unfair in my opinion.

Unfair has nothing to do with it. I demand to have dibs to a show that I can crawl to my knees on, and if that's what it takes, I'll do it! :P

You're not FROM London though, you won't count!

DiRtyFranK38

AHHHHH!!!!!!!
i can't believe this!!!
i'm seeing pj at the 02 arena in london and staying for a week! HOWEVER, i won't be there yet when this takes place!! go figure!!!! argggg! wouldn't it make much more sense to play this gig before the other london show rather then traveling back and forth! ahh .. i can't be too greedy but this would have been off the hook.

i shit and i stink

Oxxys wrote:

Localizing shows is unfair in my opinion. What if you live in Alaska a place where PJ doesn't even play arena shows, but you can't go to a small gig in London. Totally unfair in my opinion.

I live in Poland and have my 10C address here but I spent 25 years pretty close to London. Forget postcodes, anyone who who is mad enough to travel to the ends of the earth for something should get a ticket. They'll get one anyhow if they really want one...