@gibbo1012@LouisePage_ Indeed, they didn’t have half of the ways to heinously price-gouge everyone trying to get tickets.
Sure, there were coach inclusive bundles, but nowhere near as many as this year. No differential pricing for front standing either. And yeah, no grandstand seating.
@Richie___B ^^ because this is the model @liamgallagher and @NoelGallagher are working to. The price of the package tickets is ramped up beyond the price of the add-on elements, and they’ll be getting a substantial cut of that uplift.
@RossMcCaff Use Ally Pally station, not Wood Green. The line it’s on goes to Finsbury Park (Vic & Picc), Moorgate (where you can sneak via tunnels to Liv St for the Elizabeth Line) & King’s Cross.
Don’t dawdle leaving the gig: leave promptly, weave through crowds to get back to the station.
@RossMcCaff See, that’s actually bollocks. My recent journeys home after 2 gigs there involved getting from by the mixing desk to through my front door (1 mile from Maidenhead station) in about 1h45 mins. So no different to, say, Brixton Academy or The O2.
@AndyHa_ They’ll be in a regional league, so it’s more likely Wythenshawe, Bootle, Chasetown, Clitheroe… Runcorn Linnets… Stalybridge Celtic, Mossley, Vauxhall Motors.
@DuncanLamont2 Keep an eye/ear out for Shannon & Narducy. They’re approved by the band themselves, and do faithful full-album recreations when they tour. Expectation is that they’d be doing “Document”’s 40th anniversary next year. 🤞
@rufc__cal Risk it now if you can afford it and are prepared to pay that much (Knebworth tickets are ludicrously priced mind, nothing under £170). You’ll be able to face-value resell it later for sure when the time comes (ie if you get a hold of an Etihad ticket)
@biscuit2410@liamgallagher Bully for you. I think it’s well overpriced, and many fans agree. tbc, I paid £80+ a ticket for a side view at Wembley in the last batch of gigs. Point being that there’s literally nothing south of £170 for Knebworth.
Thirty years ago, a copy of Definitely Maybe would cost you a fiver in Woollies, and if you were lucky enough to get a ticket, you’d see Oasis at Knebworth for £25.
Fast forward to now, and @liamgallagher expects people to pay £170+ for the same thing, just with his voice shot.