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Fleetwood Mac - O2 - Oct 24th/25th -- All discussion, no ticket sales

jamieh

Tickets on sale next Friday!

Can't wait ....have always wanted to see them!!

http://www.ticketmaster.ie/Fleetwood-Mac-tickets/artist/735087?spotlight_ren_od=1&tm_link=tm_homeA_1_f3

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HupSheFlew

This promises to be an amazing show. The set list for their current US/Canada tour is any Mac fans dream!

Monday Morning, The Chain, Dreams, I Know I'm Not Wrong, Gypsy, Go Insane, Rhiannon, Second Hand News, Tusk, Sara, Big Love, Landslide, Never Going Back Again, Storms, Say You Love Me, Gold Dust Woman, Oh Well, I'm So Afraid, Stand Back, Go Your Own Way, World Turning, Don't Stop, Silver Springs.

I'm a bit confused about the pricing however - the promoter lists the ticket prices as "from €86.50" but on the Ticketmaster site it's listed as a fully-seated concert with tickets from "€106.25 - €126.50".

Me & my wallet were really hoping there'd be a standing section

Dave Total

Excellent, now if only the tickets were cheaper!

HupSheFlew

I emailed the promoter to enquire about the difference in pricing information so will post any response I get (if any!)

I'd say the usual Thursday evening/Friday morning Ticketmaster Alert email newsletter will clarify all though.

Tickets for all other UK dates go on sale tomorrow morning.

Dave Total

Any more info would be great
Cheers

jamieh

HupSheFlew wrote: »

I emailed the promoter to enquire about the difference in pricing information so will post any response I get (if any!)

I'd say the usual Thursday evening/Friday morning Ticketmaster Alert email newsletter will clarify all though.

Tickets for all other UK dates go on sale tomorrow morning.

For the O2 the expensive tics are usually flat seating and the first few rows of the tiered seating.

The cheaper ones are further back on the tiered seating.

Set looks good....Everywhere,Albatros, Little Lies and Dreams the only ones I'd miss!

Dave Total

Dreams was on the setlist, personally im glad albatross isnt there!

rednik

One of the best bands live ever with one of musics all time great performers Lindsey Buckingham. One definitely not to miss.

A-Bit-Dodge

jamieh wrote: »

For the O2 the expensive tics are usually flat seating and the first few rows of the tiered seating.

The cheaper ones are further back on the tiered seating.

Set looks good....Everywhere,Albatros, Little Lies and Dreams the only ones I'd miss!

Can't do Christine McVie without Christine McVie!

:D:D:D:D

And eh, can't do Peter Green cos eh.. he's boring.

Why would Lindsey Buckingham want to bother with someone elses guitar line anyway.. 'cept Oh Well, of course.:p

A-Bit-Dodge

HupSheFlew wrote: »

This promises to be an amazing show. The set list for their current US/Canada tour is any Mac fans dream!

Monday Morning, The Chain, Dreams, I Know I'm Not Wrong, Gypsy, Go Insane, Rhiannon, Second Hand News, Tusk, Sara, Big Love, Landslide, Never Going Back Again, Storms, Say You Love Me, Gold Dust Woman, Oh Well, I'm So Afraid, Stand Back, Go Your Own Way, World Turning, Don't Stop, Silver Springs.

As a die hard and long term fan, I'd say.. no. No it isn't. Where is Sisters Of The Moon? Where is Beautiful Child? Where is Seven Wonders?

And don't even get me started on the ones Lindsey doesn't get to belt out.

:(:(

The Blonde One

I saw their gig in Madison Square Gardens in March............it was brilliant. The place was rocking!! It'll be well worth the money.......I might even consider going again......

A-Bit-Dodge

The Blonde One wrote: »

I saw their gig in Madison Square Gardens in March............it was brilliant. The place was rocking!! It'll be well worth the money.......I might even consider going again......

oh wow Im sooooo jealous!

where were you seated?

The Blonde One

Tower A, section 347, row F, seat 9............my ticket is up on the fridge!!

It was about 3 levels up I think, very back row in that section - the sound there was amazing.

walter sobchak

Anyone know the story on presale o2 blueroom tickets - do they go quickly?

Dave Total

walter sobchak wrote: »

Anyone know the story on presale o2 blueroom tickets - do they go quickly?

Walter, weren't you in Nam? you should know this! Sorry im a big lebowski fan.

A-Bit-Dodge

Blueroom tickets appear to be gone.

Dont they reserve like 10% of the tickets? Well I got my code yesterday about 12ish, but none of my mates got one!

Thank the good Lord its 6 tickets per person eh? :cool:

Dr Hfuhruhurr

Yea i got my code yesterday also..but as it says on TM... presale wed 10th june....Does anyone know if any tickets have been sold yet ????

walter sobchak

Dave Total wrote: »

Walter, weren't you in Nam? you should know this! Sorry im a big lebowski fan.

Dave - you're out of your element

Dr Hfuhruhurr wrote: »

Yea i got my code yesterday also..but as it says on TM... presale wed 10th june....Does anyone know if any tickets have been sold yet ????

Think you're right Dr Furrrrrrrrrrr (it's close!)
Text says presale on Wed at 9am

BolBill

why when Harry Crosbie (the owner of the Point) says that the artist sets the ticket price not the promoter that the cheapest ticket for the Fleetwood Mac show in October is 86 quid ... while the Manchester gig, the dearest ticket is 86 quid .....(their cheapest been 52 quid). Are we to belive that Fleetwood Mac themselves want to charge 30 quid extra to the Irish ? do they f**k !

Rip off Ireland indeed.

ByrdsFan

I must admit I was shocked when I saw those ticket prices aswell. Dont know if ill be able to afford this. But yet another example of horrendously overpriced tickets.

5uspect

There is that Last Word interview where is claimed that the cost on insurance for Beyonce in the Point was something like €13k per night compared to just €800 in Belfast. That might make up the difference somewhat.

Irish Times Comments wrote:

Peter Aiken from Aiken Promotions said his insurance for a show in the 02 in Dublin would be €16,000 - around one euro per punter. The insurance bill for a similary sized show in Belfast’s Odyssey was £265

garthv

BolBill wrote: »

why when Harry Crosbie (the owner of the Point) says that the artist sets the ticket price not the promoter

Bollix to that. The promoter runs the whole show, he books the artists, brings them over, pays for the advertising and everything else associated with the show so therefore the promoter sets the price. Harry Crosbie is talking through his hole when he says the artist sets the price of the ticket.

Unless he refers to how much the artist charges for the concert which trickles down via tickets sales to the concert-goer, then he has a point. As for exact prices for each ticket, the artist has no control over that.

Back to that age old argument of "Irish ticket prices are much dearer than English ticket prices". You are forgetting that there are 50 million people in the UK and only 5 million over here. Our largest venue (excluding stadium venues) fits 14,000 people and we only have one. The average large venue in the UK fits as much as that(if not more) and they have a HUGE target market to deal with. Shipping costs for gear to the UK only need to be paid once and then its a matter of moving around by truck whereas the same applies to Ireland with only one venue to play in.

This really should be made a sticky to stop everyone moaning about it!

poss

Yep, i heard an advert on 98fm today advertising the Fleetwood Mac gig...86 euro would be the 'cheapest' ticket, allright.

I love Fleetwood Mac, but am i going to pay basically an downright disgraceful, rip-off price for a ticket? No, i'm not.

I feel sorry for Irish Fleetwood Mac fans, who may have lost their jobs, etc...trying to go to this gig. They can well and truely rule themselves out going to this gig....in fact, those of us who are fortunate to be working..wouldn't even part with that amount of money to see them.

I love Fleetwood Mac, but i'm not paying mega-inflated prices to go see them. No way, with the way things are at the moment.

It's a disgrace to have the gall to ask people to pay that price for a ticket, in my opinion.

poss

I'm guessing the higher priced tickets are E100+....rip-off.:mad:

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I just love it when they play "Tusk," especially with USC's Spirit of Troy.

Grid.

f**kin rip-off, seen them when they played here last time and they were great, but didn't like the way they were lookin for fans to splash out $80 membership just to get presale tickets!! Pure greed!!:rolleyes:

Kenny_D

Anyone got an O2 presale password they're not using?

darkraverTC

Yeah anybody got an 02 pre-pass?
Because i really dont want to Q at The shop to buy a ticket at 5AM:p
I will give paypal for it too.

HorseRadish

Prices for Dublin are crazy,I just got flights ticket and hotel for the Manchester gig for less than 180 yoyos!!

Kenny_D

HorseRadish wrote: »

Prices for Dublin are crazy,I just got flights ticket and hotel for the Manchester gig for less than 180 yoyos!!

Yeah we're getting shafted. Nothing new though. Apparently the presale seats were rubbish so hopefully I'll still be able to get some decent seats in the morning

walter sobchak

GStormcrow wrote: »

Yeah we're getting shafted. Nothing new though. Apparently the presale seats were rubbish so hopefully I'll still be able to get some decent seats in the morning

I think the presale tickets are scattered round the hall - we got top class seats - block e row 6 :pac: