Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets Dublin Convention Centre 29 April 2020

RayCon

:eek: Holy Sh!t .... :cool:


https://www.nova.ie/pink-floyd-drummer-dublin-bound-168952/


Following acclaimed sold-out tours through the UK, Europe and America in 2018/19, Pink Floyd drummer, Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets have announced their largest UK and Ireland tour to date starting in Dublin at the Convention Centre on 29 April 2020.
Tickets go on sale from 10am on Thursday 19 September through www.thesaucerfulofsecrets.com

sydthebeat

I'm definitely there!!!

I'll have five or six devices looking for tickets

Don't suppose there's an early entry aspect to tickets??

The Nal

Wow! My brain right now

K.Flyer

Yeash!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6-bXwpsVZg

The Nal

rednik

About bloody time

kegg

Will tickets be sold thru ticketmaster or only on the saucerfulofsecrets website?

The Nal

Convention centre for a gig is an odd one?

Jim Comic

not even sure where the convention centre is tbhwy

K.Flyer

Jim Comic wrote: »

not even sure where the convention centre is tbhwy

North Wall Quay, Dublin. About 50m down from the Samuel Beckett Bridge.

K.Flyer

Mrs. Flyer got me this for Fathers Day earlier this year. It's the version signed by Nick.

joinme

What is this? Does he play Floyd?

sydthebeat

joinme wrote: »

What is this? Does he play Floyd?

Yes, very early floyd

Polar101

What is the Convention Centre like for gigs?

Sounds interesting, might get some tickets if they're not too overpriced.

johnnyskeleton

kegg wrote: »

Will tickets be sold thru ticketmaster or only on the saucerfulofsecrets website?

Given their ridiculous fees, incompetent listings, terrible website and poor customer service, why would you even want to book through ticketmaster?

Johnny Jukebox

Polar101 wrote: »

What is the Convention Centre like for gigs?

Sounds interesting, might get some tickets if they're not too overpriced.

From 69 quid I think I heard on Nova...

kegg

johnnyskeleton wrote: »

Given their ridiculous fees, incompetent listings, terrible website and poor customer service, why would you even want to book through ticketmaster?

Very true indeed! Just don't want to miss out....

bodhrandude

Who is handling tickets for this, will give it a go on Thursday.

sydthebeat

bodhrandude wrote: »

Who is handling tickets for this, will give it a go on Thursday.

seems to be ticketmaster.


thats who im getting notification emails from anyway.

http://view.email.ticketmaster.ie/?qs=187048ecf9548739212eb3f7d54b9a7e260e6a5cd443d63f7ed7f12101f4f34a49f3b82464600eef59c154e39e501e6100c5547c41c496ecef9cf161fd3c08b7876cd40b89fbe0dfb0f5bd1f7e6646db

bodhrandude

sydthebeat wrote: »

seems to be ticketmaster.


thats who im getting notification emails from anyway.

http://view.email.ticketmaster.ie/?qs=187048ecf9548739212eb3f7d54b9a7e260e6a5cd443d63f7ed7f12101f4f34a49f3b82464600eef59c154e39e501e6100c5547c41c496ecef9cf161fd3c08b7876cd40b89fbe0dfb0f5bd1f7e6646db

Cheers Syd will go down to kiosk in Galway on Thursday morning,

Muahahaha

Just heard an ad for this on the radio and I was like Nick Masons Saucerful of Secrets, WTF?!

Whats the capacity for the convention centre and is there any standing space (I hate sitting for a gig). Is it likely to sell out?

sydthebeat

Muahahaha wrote: »

Just heard an ad for this on the radio and I was like Nick Masons Saucerful of Secrets, WTF?!

Whats the capacity for the convention centre and is there any standing space (I hate sitting for a gig). Is it likely to sell out?

absolutely likely to sell out... us Irish are event junkies and nick is a living legend.... and its also very likely to be a fully seated gig.


the capacity depends on where in the convention center.
id imagine it would in the auditorium which has about 2000 capacity.... though it could be in the forum on ground floor which has a 3000 capacity.

The Nal

Still no visibility on ticket prices, where to buy etc?

Just "TBA" on the official website and "There are no upcoming events in Ireland" on Ticketbastard.

eviltimeban

Had tickets for his show in Amsterdam last year but couldn't make it in the end. Looks like a good show, getting rave reviews.

He plays material from 1967 - 1972, so if you're looking for Wish You Were Here or material from the Wall, you won't get it. However, if it's Interstellar Overdrive, Fearless, Remember A Day, or Obscured By Clouds, this is the gig for you!

The Nal

Gary Kemp on guitar too

kegg

The Nal wrote: »

Still no visibility on ticket prices, where to buy etc?

Just "TBA" on the official website and "There are no upcoming events in Ireland" on Ticketbastard.

It's up now on ticketmaster.

kegg

sydthebeat wrote: »

absolutely likely to sell out... us Irish are event junkies and nick is a living legend.... and its also very likely to be a fully seated gig.


the capacity depends on where in the convention center.
id imagine it would in the auditorium which has about 2000 capacity.... though it could be in the forum on ground floor which has a 3000 capacity.

The olympia wud have been a way better venue for this, imo.

The Nal

kegg wrote: »

It's up now on ticketmaster.

Still says "0 Upcoming Events. We're sorry, but we couldn’t find any events" but I guess they're still updating it. Just keen to see ticket prices.

kegg wrote: »

The olympia wud have been a way better venue for this, imo.

Yeah. Or Vicar St.

RayCon

The Nal wrote: »

Or Vicar St.

Would have been perfect

RayCon

The Nal wrote: »

Still no visibility on ticket prices, where to buy etc?

Just "TBA" on the official website and "There are no upcoming events in Ireland" on Ticketbastard.

https://www.ticketmaster.ie/nick-masons-saucerful-of-secrets-dublin-29-04-2020/event/18005731E35A7D11

sydthebeat

olympia has a capacity of 1250 people, with a standing section.

vicar st has a capacity of 1050 seated.

Auditorium in the Convention center is the next best option after that with 2000 seated and is a nice looking venue too....

Bord Gais would have been equally as good, with 2100 seated, and a lovely venue....