Snow Patrol - May Irish Tour

Roll on December


WILDNESS TOUR: UK & IRELAND
SNOW PATROL ARE VERY PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE WILDNESS TOUR IS COMING TO THE UK AND IRELAND IN DECEMBER 2018 AND
JANUARY 2019

GENERAL TICKETS GO ON SALE 8TH JUNE AT 9AM BST

http://snowpatrol.com/gig/11th-dec-dublin/

Porthallian wrote: »

Wonder will there be presales?
Hopefully not another Ticketmaster disaster

The email I got said there'll be presales yes, so hoping it'll fine.

Presales started at 9am in case anybody forgot.
Picked up 2 standing for the 11th there myself

Anyone any idea as to what this means?

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Trying to get on the presale

but1er wrote: »

Muck seating tickets only getting block g.

Are you still getting offers of tickets?

but1er wrote: »

Muck seating tickets only getting block g.

yeah, I took L in the end

Dubal

Almost certain a second night will be added in Belfast and Dublin ,huge gaps in the schedule.

Surprisingly just got 2 standing tickets after a busy morning. Was expecting otherwise after the recent Olympia debacle!

Got my tickets on presale last wednesday and got a email today from ticketmaster with my codes for the new album which can be downloaded or physically got.

antodeco wrote: »

Tickets still available. Also noticed the 12th has disappeared. Obviously put it up prematurely!

This was really weird
The 2nd night was up on the 3 presale but couldnt be bought and then as you said was put up too quickly for the general onsale.
First night isnt sold out yet but think we can say when that sells out the next night will be added.
The London 2nd date is a week after the first London gig and in a different venue :eek:

As a very casual and 'hits' Snow Patrol fan seeing them for the first time, I was only somewhat looking forward to this tonight as I was shattered after a busy couple of days. In spite of this, the show was fantastic from start to finish and made me want to delve into their album cuts and less well known stuff.

Sound was top drawer, band were full into it, most of the crowd were having a brilliant time and the visuals were very good. Set list ebbed and flowed very nicely too.

Sing alongs for the bigger songs were brilliant.

Only complaint and this can be copy and pasted to seemingly any gig now is the decent sized group of gig goers who are talkers, happy to chat to their mates during songs they don't know at full volume or the gig goers who are doing relay races to the bar and jacks and back getting smashed.

That said, the show was so good it didn't really spoil it too much for me and I'd love to see them again.

Exclamation Marc wrote: »

As a very casual and 'hits' Snow Patrol fan seeing them for the first time, I was only somewhat looking forward to this tonight as I was shattered after a busy couple of days. In spite of this, the show was fantastic from start to finish and made me want to delve into their album cuts and less well known stuff.

Sound was top drawer, band were full into it, most of the crowd were having a brilliant time and the visuals were very good. Set list ebbed and flowed very nicely too.

Sing alongs for the bigger songs were brilliant.

Only complaint and this can be copy and pasted to seemingly any gig now is the decent sized group of gig goers who are talkers, happy to chat to their mates during songs they don't know at full volume or the gig goers who are doing relay races to the bar and jacks and back getting smashed.

That said, the show was so good it didn't really spoil it too much for me and I'd love to see them again.

Ha I'm the opposite in that I'm a massive fan and know ALL the songs
I had to get seats this time and I was worried about being with the casual fans and that everyone would be talking / getting up during songs etc but everyone was well behaved where we were thank God.
I had been to Belfast at the weekend and was front row
Was lovely to have the seats and see the visuals and light show.
My only complaint is that the merch was half the selection of Belfast and the conversion prices are ridiculous.
As an example there was a bundle of tour programme and tote back of twenty sterling
That converts to €23.
I expected it be €25 last night.
No it was €30....
See you in June in malahide lads

Good show but I was astonished they didn't do Spitting Games. Thankfully they played all the other hits. I came for the old material as their most recent album to my mind is turgid dross. They're a great band but it's been the law of diminishing returns with each album since Eyes Open.