Only 12k there. I think PJ and others also have reduced capacity for the first few months wonder how that will work, just less GA ?
PJ has not sold the seats behind the stage (though I guess this may be due to the screen if they are using that in Europe)
Didn't think it had behind stage? The reduced capacity seems to have been planned for the first 6 months for all shows and isn't because of the recent issues
Yes it does. Not on sale for PJ though
Is there a level 2 ? Is that what's closed for the first shows ?
Only 12k there. I think PJ and others also have reduced capacity for the first few months wonder how that will work, just less GA ?
PJ has not sold the seats behind the stage (though I guess this may be due to the screen if they are using that in Europe)
Didn't think it had behind stage? The reduced capacity seems to have been planned for the first 6 months for all shows and isn't because of the recent issues
Yes it does. Not on sale for PJ though
Is there a level 2 ? Is that what's closed for the first shows ?
Level 2 is a mix of box seats on both sides and a fairly large area which, together with Level 3, forms the upper tier and is located seamlessly below Level 3.
I was at the arena last night for Eagles - 90 quid seats literally 2nd last row of arena. Sound was fabulous and great sight lines, pic below but note all seated config. You can see where seats go from pale to dark on bottom tier where they retract to for a large standing area like PJ gig (I’m standing for that one) this is from row 24 block 308
I was at the arena last night for Eagles - 90 quid seats literally 2nd last row of arena. Sound was fabulous and great sight lines, pic below but note all seated config. You can see where seats go from pale to dark on bottom tier where they retract to for a large standing area like PJ gig (I’m standing for that one) this is from row 24 block 308
Looks fantastic…
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Curious to see if they treat Dublin and London more like Bottlerock (mainly the hits) but I hope they don’t, as neither is technically a festival, just much bigger outdoor venues.
Curious to see if they treat Dublin and London more like Bottlerock (mainly the hits) but I hope they don’t, as neither is technically a festival, just much bigger outdoor venues.
I think thats fairly likely on those huge shows.......
100% festival set list. Let's see I hope I'm wrong but I doubt it
I don't think it will be a festival setlist. It's still a proper PJ show. The baseball stadiums they play in the US don't have festival setlists, and neither have some of the big venues they've played over the years in Europe (Milton Keynes, San Siro Stadium etc.). This is what I'm hoping anyway haha! Thankfully they always keep it interesting... even at festivals. :-)
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Im crossing everything that we get to hear Habit
astoria 06
albany 06
hartford 06
reading 06
barcelona 06
paris 06
wembley 07
dusseldorf 07
nijmegen 07
this song is meant to be called i got shit,itshould be called i got shit tickets-hartford 06 -
astoria 06
albany 06
hartford 06
reading 06
barcelona 06
paris 06
wembley 07
dusseldorf 07
nijmegen 07
this song is meant to be called i got shit,itshould be called i got shit tickets-hartford 06 -
TMC are well worth seeing.
My ticket says Entrance C only. I'm meeting friends there and I hope we don't get split up into different entrances.
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