Noel Gallagher 4th March 2015 3 Arena Dublin

New Album - CHASING YESTERDAY - released March 2nd

New Single - IN THE HEAT OF THE MOMENT - released November 16th

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4thCOmIMuVM#t=27


Belfast Date - Odyssey Arena - Tuesday March 3rd - £30.00 - £33.00 (€37.80 - €41.60)
Dublin Date - 3Arena - Wednesday March 4th - €44.05 - €79.50

but1er wrote: »

79 euro what are they??
VIP??

just noticed this myself, that better not be the price of the standing tickets!!! last time he played i think i only paid 40quid for a standing ticket

The standing should be around 50,anything more is madness

Oasis_Dublin wrote: »

Can I buy Belfast tickets in the pre-sale, in Dublin, and also in a ticketmaster booth? I've already secured my Dublin tickets, but I don't want to play a fiver of ticketmaster chargers for Belfast.

The new single isn't as good as The Death of You and Me, but it's grand. Hopefully the rest of the album is better!

How did u get Dublin tickets already?

JackMcA wrote: »

says 44-79€ for 3arena but when you go on the odessey link it says £30-33
couldnt be any more than €45 for a standing ticket ?

Does he do Meet and Greet type tickets?

(A lot of bands have been doing stuff like that where the price is a lot more expensive but it includes additional merchandise items)

Would the 79 euros ticket be for something like that?

It doesn't yet specify on the ticketmaster site, what tickets are 44 and what are 79, :mad:

79 euros for a standing ticket seems an awful lot considering it was around 40 euros last time in the O2 Dublin.

Edit: The listing on ticketmaster suggests that the London and Glasgow are just as pricey, the seated tickets for London range from 35 pounds to 70 pounds, so I'm probably wrong in thinking the 79 euros price might be a meet and greet type ticket?

I guess we'll know by tomorrow when the presales are on sale

Edit again:

It would appear from the drop down menu for the Location, when you opt for the 79 euros tickets, that they are located in Blocks A to G.

At the moment it is saying No tickets currently available when opting for the 79 euros ones, so it's difficult to establish whereabouts they are located.

If you select the 64.50 tickets, if you click the drop down menu for Location it shows the option of selecting the seated Blocks, A to G and then blocks in the second tier H, K, L, M and P.

The 54.50 euros seated ticket option brings up options to select tickets in Blocks A, G, H, J, K, L, M, N and P and when you select the 44.05 euros tickets it brings up Blocks H and P in the Location drop down menu.

nm wrote: »

Absolutely no way Noel Gallagher is doing a meet n greet

I guess then, some of the seated tickets will be the 79 euros price and that the 44 euros one are the seated tickets at the very back rows in the balcony?

We'll know in the morning:)

There's a good few gigs on sale on Friday - Slipknot, Neil Diamond, Noel Gallagher and Country 2 Country.

I just noticed that Slash standing are 39.05 euros and seats 44.05, taking place in the 3Arena on 10th November.

I guess. considering the price of Noel Gallagher's tickets, the promoters and Noel Gallagher expect it to sell well and that they predict the price wouldn't put people off?

horseburger wrote: »

Does he do Meet and Greet type tickets?

(A lot of bands have been doing stuff like that where the price is a lot more expensive but it includes additional merchandise items)

Would the 79 euros ticket be for something like that?

If he wouldn't do meet and greet at his sound check outside the Olympia he's definitely not going to do it for cash.

kennyu272 wrote: »

Standing ticket got for Dublin.

How much was the Standing ticket in the end?

I got Seating in Block F and was charged €70.55!!

Shocking prices.

karaokeman wrote: »

If he wouldn't do meet and greet at his sound check outside the Olympia he's definitely not going to do it for cash.

It would appear from the drop down menu for the Location, when you opt for the 79 euros tickets, that they are located in Blocks A to G.

At the moment it is saying No tickets currently available when opting for the 79 euros ones, so it's difficult to establish whereabouts they are located in those blocks.

If you select the 64.50 tickets, if you click the drop down menu for Location it shows the option of selecting the seated Blocks; A to G and then blocks in the second tier H, K, L, M and P.

The 54.50 euros seated ticket option brings up options to select tickets in Blocks A, G, H, J, K, L, M, N and P and when you select the 44.05 euros tickets it brings up Blocks H and P in the Location drop down menu.

Oasis_Dublin wrote: »

Dublin and Belfast tickets secured. Won the Dublin ones, so only paying for Belfast. Nice to continue my record of having seen every singe first date of a NGHFB world tour (1 so far!).

For those worried about prices, my Belfast ticket cost 41€ including booking fee. How expensive were the BÁC ones?

Standing tickets are €54.50 before the service handling fee is added.

(in this case it is 6.10 if online with ticketmaster, and whatever it is over the counter at a ticketmaster outlet, I think it is usually €2.15)

The booking fee is always within the ticket price. The additional charge is called the service handling fee.

The service handling fee that is added to tickets varies from gig to gig. It seems to be different depending on the gig and venue.

For example when booking online with ticketmaster, the service handling fee for gigs in places like the Button Factory can be around 3 or 4 euros. It is 3.15 in the case of Orange Goblin/St Vitus on 30th October.

But in the Point (3Arena), when booking online with ticketmaster, they tend to be €6.10. For example it is also €6.10 for Mrs Brown's Boys in December next year.

Jelle1880 wrote: »

I thought they would only go on sale friday ?

edit: Oh, pre-sale, that's a relief :pac:

Ya presale already underway.

ShakerMaker91 wrote: »

I managed to get a standing ticket in the pre-sale but my mate won't be able to get a ticket Friday due to a lack of funds... He's also the only person I know who is a Noel Gallagher fan like myself and would'pay money to see him... so do I go on my own and would anyone recommend going to a gig by themselves??

Always go to gigs on your own, no point missing gigs that you want to see cos your friends cant' make it. You'll get chatting to people, your all there for the same reason.