DCI_Gene_Hunt
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Circa 800 tickets still available online - wonder if prices will drop in the next few days like the Nick Cave show or if they will hold their nerve and maintain the original price?
It'll be interesting to see if this gig has 'dynamic pricing' too.Circa 800 tickets still available online - wonder if prices will drop in the next few days like the Nick Cave show or if they will hold their nerve and maintain the original price?
Not sure but no one checked tickets for downstairs, so in theory you could have moved downstairs, don't think they was a massive difference in price thoughWhen I looked at tea time there were lots of seats available downstairs. I've seen posts where people have said that upstairs was practically empty despite tickets up there having been sold.
Perhaps, I'm speculating, some lucky people who had bought tickets upstairs were redirected downstairs?
I saw them at Newcastle City Hall in 89 and came away disappointed as I wanted Pagan Place and This is the Sea but of course they were very much Fisherman's Blues in 89.They were superb.
Having not seen them before and having been to three festivals and some small bands recently which were ridiculous value for money, I half thought I might feel they were overpriced. Totally worth the £40 I paid.
Brilliant musicians. Scott and Whickham were superb, but I was blown away by Brother Paul Brown, the keyboard/organ player from Memphis.
I saw them at Newcastle City Hall in 89 and came away disappointed as I wanted Pagan Place and This is the Sea but of course they were very much Fisherman's Blues in 89.
Now I like both equally so last night was perfect.
Saw them at Milton Keynes Bowl in 1986 supporting Simple Minds. The Cult played also.
There and back same/next day on the bus.
Those were the days![]()
The Bangles were on as well but I didn't want to mention themThat's a fine line up.
We're you there for Lloyd Cole or was it The Bangles th night before?Saw them at Milton Keynes Bowl in 1986 supporting Simple Minds. The Cult played also.
There and back same/next day on the bus.
Those were the days![]()
Definitely the bill with the Bangles on. Simple Minds done two nights but switched around the support acts if I remember correctly but it was a long time agoWe're you there for Lloyd Cole or was it The Bangles th night before?
You weren't on the bus tour from Cleveland centre to Newcastle were you.I always remember the bus driver having a very strict conversation with one bloke telling him he was jot waiting for him if he went to try and get autographs at stage door.I got offered free tickets but had made other plans so couldn’t go.
Last saw them in the 80’s - first time around the time of the Pagan Place album and second time on the Fisherman’s Blues Tour at the City Hall.
Not a fan of much of the newer stuff (well anything from 2000 onwards) but the early stuff I love. Did they play much from Pagan Place/This is the Sea/Fisherman’s Blues?
I think I probably was - did a lot of those trips around that time. Wasn't me who asked for the autographs though.You weren't on the bus tour from Cleveland centre to Newcastle were you.I always remember the bus driver having a very strict conversation with one bloke telling him he was jot waiting for him if he went to try and get autographs at stage door.