Oasis

[Inchy]

Considering the support acts and it will be a full afternoon/evening festival essentially, I don’t think the pricing is too bad.

It was 110 quid for Taylor swift
F*ck Jonas brothers charging over 100 quid at the co-op


You would pay similar to see lesser acts for a one day ticket at reading, or other multi day festivals

[Rileybobs]

Tried to enter the ballot but I got the name of their original drummer wrong three times so I gave up. Hope those who get tickets have a great time. You gotta rock with it!

[Clovius Boofus]

Bonkers them ticket prices.

The young uns will pay it though.

They are welcome to it. I'll stick to gigs where I'll be paying £20 to £30 quid at small to midsize venues like Manc Acadamy, Deaf Institute, Hebden Bridge's Trades Club and the Brudenell in Leeds etc. In any case, I'm not fond of arena bands.

Also, you can't beat the intimacy of small venues where you'll see bands who are gigging because they still love what they do, rather than bands who reluctantly get back together in order to milk their fanbase for every penny.

[Clovius Boofus]

Gone many years ago now. I used to get the monthly flier when I was at Uni in Leeds and plan my gigs. Remember passing on going to see Nirvana

You missed out. I saw them supporting Sonic Youth - both bands were immense.

[ac99]

You missed out. I saw them supporting Sonic Youth - both bands were immense.

One of my few regrets from Uni...

[tarkys_ears]

An ageing old band having one last go at taking the **** for a big payday reunion

I wonder what NG would have to say about that.

Actually I don't have to wonder, didn't he have a big go at Blur doing this last year?

They've always been shameless about making money, which is fine ofc but the hypocrisy is a bit distasteful

[GetIntoEm]

They are welcome to it. I'll stick to gigs where I'll be paying £20 to £30 quid at small to midsize venues like Manc Acadamy, Deaf Institute, Hebden Bridge's Trades Club and the Brudenell in Leeds etc. In any case, I'm not fond of arena bands.

Also, you can't beat the intimacy of small venues where you'll see bands who are gigging because they still love what they do, rather than bands who reluctantly get back together in order to milk their fanbase for every penny.

do you drink wheaty beers also?

[Quickenthetempo]

They are welcome to it. I'll stick to gigs where I'll be paying £20 to £30 quid at small to midsize venues like Manc Acadamy, Deaf Institute, Hebden Bridge's Trades Club and the Brudenell in Leeds etc. In any case, I'm not fond of arena bands.

Also, you can't beat the intimacy of small venues where you'll see bands who are gigging because they still love what they do, rather than bands who reluctantly get back together in order to milk their fanbase for every penny.

I wish more people were like you.

It's hard to get people in small venues to watch local bands.

[Rileybobs]

I wish more people were like you.

It's hard to get people in small venues to watch local bands.

To be fair, those bands should practice more then they would get better.

[claret2018]

They are welcome to it. I'll stick to gigs where I'll be paying £20 to £30 quid at small to midsize venues like Manc Acadamy, Deaf Institute, Hebden Bridge's Trades Club and the Brudenell in Leeds etc. In any case, I'm not fond of arena bands.

Also, you can't beat the intimacy of small venues where you'll see bands who are gigging because they still love what they do, rather than bands who reluctantly get back together in order to milk their fanbase for every penny.

Pah. I only watch bands that haven’t even formed yet.

[Clovius Boofus]

Pah. I only watch bands that haven’t even formed yet.

I don't like watching bands at large arenas. I saw Smashing Pumpkins years ago at the Manchester Arena, called NYNEX at the time, and those large venues just aren't for me. For all the atmosphere it gave me, I might as well have been watching a video rather than a live gig. I'm the same with festivals - been to Glastonbury five times and only been to the Pyramid Stage a couple of times. I get that people love big venues and wouldn't lower themselves to buy a ticket for a 400-capacity venue like the Bru in Leeds.

[claret2018]

I don't like watching bands at large arenas. I saw Smashing Pumpkins years ago at the Manchester Arena, called NYNEX at the time, and those large venues just aren't for me. For all the atmosphere it gave me, I might as well have been watching a video rather than a live gig. I'm the same with festivals - been to Glastonbury five times and only been to the Pyramid Stage a couple of times. I get that people love big venues and wouldn't lower themselves to buy a ticket for a 400-capacity venue like the Bru in Leeds.

I’m the same to be fair, although I don’t mind arena shows, I’ve had some great experiences at the arena in Manchester recently. The sound there is incredible now.

I can’t stand big open air gigs though. I don’t think I’ve ever been to a good one

[Clovius Boofus]

I’m the same to be fair, although I don’t mind arena shows, I’ve had some great experiences at the arena in Manchester recently. The sound there is incredible now.

I can’t stand big open air gigs though. I don’t think I’ve ever been to a good one

I'll make one exception. The Piece Hall in Halifax - I've been three times now (Capacity 5500) and found the acoustics to be immense. Mind you, even though it's an open-air venue - it's kind of boxed in on all sides.

[Steve1956]

I'll make one exception. The Piece Hall in Halifax - I've been three times now (Capacity 5500) and found the acoustics to be immense. Mind you, even though it's an open-air venue - it's kind of boxed in on all sides.

If its small venues and immense acoustics your after the Picturedrome in Holmfirth takes some beating saw Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel there on a hot balmy summers evening some years back...brilliant venue.

[Acting Claret]

The term Mad For It has taken on a different meaning.

[TheFamilyCat]

I'll make one exception. The Piece Hall in Halifax - I've been three times now (Capacity 5500) and found the acoustics to be immense. Mind you, even though it's an open-air venue - it's kind of boxed in on all sides.

Piece Hall is an excellent venue.

Castlefield Bowl in Manchester is good too.

[TheFamilyCat]

Gone many years ago now. I used to get the monthly flier when I was at Uni in Leeds and plan my gigs. Remember passing on going to see Nirvana but did see Radiohead (supporting Sultans of Ping FC) the day they released Creep for the first time. There were maybe 50 there. Loved my nights in there

The idea of Radiohead and Sultans of Ping touring together is hilarious.

[bart_claret]

Oasis have announced their 50,000 capacity gigs at Heaton Park will be available on presale to Manchester City season ticket holders.

After 24 hours, the remaining 49,500 tickets will be available to the public on general sale.

[Loyalclaret]

I'll make one exception. The Piece Hall in Halifax - I've been three times now (Capacity 5500) and found the acoustics to be immense. Mind you, even though it's an open-air venue - it's kind of boxed in on all sides.

Watched the Streets at Piece Hall last week - what a brilliant outdoor venue. Sounded good, easy to get a good view and get to/return from the bar

[Jambounchained]

Watched the Streets at Piece Hall last week - what a brilliant outdoor venue. Sounded good, easy to get a good view and get to/return from the bar

Absolutely superb venue, saw Limp Bizkit and Korn there. Some great boozers around the PH and only a 20 minute train from Tod.

[expoultryboy]

Anyone been contacted yet ?

[Venkys4eva]

I wouldnt go if it was free what a load of s***

[jedi_master]

Anyone been contacted yet ?

Nope - some have though on Twitter, so they’re coming through to the lucky ones.

[wilks_bfc]

All codes now been sent out

But not to me

[yTib]

I wouldnt go if it was free what a load of s***

nobody would take you.

[expoultryboy]

5pm tonight

[expoultryboy]

I'd rather have the venkys than this lot . At least they put their own money in .

[claret2018]

I'd rather have the venkys than this lot . At least they put their own money in .

Give their relatively limited funds and the fact the brothers have never run a football club, so would I.

[PremierLeagueClass]

Anyone getting anywhere?

[Cheshireclaret]

Anyone getting anywhere?

I'm 'in a queue' apparently. I'm only going through this rigmarole for my 13-year old son who's Oasis mad - needless to say he's still asleep in his scratcher whilst I'm sat here trying to sort this out.

[taio]

I'm 'in a queue' apparently. I'm only going through this rigmarole for my 13-year old son who's Oasis mad - needless to say he's still asleep in his scratcher whilst I'm sat here trying to sort this out.

Likely you'll eventually get beyond the queue and then the website will crash and you'll be back to square one.

[Rileybobs]

I think I’ll just blast out Definitely Maybe in my garden and throw p!ss all over myself.

[RVclaret]

Ticket master beyond a joke.

[taio]

I'm 84,369 in the queue for one event - don't fancy my chances!

[RMutt]

I think I’ll just blast out Definitely Maybe in my garden and throw p!ss all over myself.

Haha, I like your thinking. Perhaps get someone four or five houses away to blast it out but still sit in your own garden for the full Heaton Park effect. And then sit in your car on the drive for four hours afterwards.

[RVclaret]

I'm 84,369 in the queue for one event - don't fancy my chances!

My mate was 2000, got in to buy and it crashed

[Steve1956]

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I'm in a queue but no number I suppose I'm at the back then?

[Dyched]

That’s to just get on the website.

Doubt anyone has bought any yet. Need people to give up until the site can actually handle the traffic.

[Steve1956]

That’s to just get on the website.

Doubt anyone has bought any yet. Need people to give up until the site can actually handle the traffic.

[Steve1956]

Anyone been to a concert at Murrayfield?

Any good?

[Dyched]

I tried for Dublin at 8 and was 477,992 in the queue. Not convinced anyone as any yet for any dates.

[Jambounchained]

Got a code through yesterday afternoon and got 4 for Heaton Park.

Been a shambles this morning.

[wilks_bfc]

I tried for Dublin at 8 and was 477,992 in the queue. Not convinced anyone as any yet for any dates.

Same here. Tried both nights and was 220000 & 180000

There’s a few of us trying multiple dates and either in a queue, waiting to join the queue or on a gateway error page

[karatekid]

Got fed up of queuing at number 123,000 so went for Englebert Humperdinck instead.

[Dyched]

Same here. Tried both nights and was 220000 & 180000

There’s a few of us trying multiple dates and either in a queue, waiting to join the queue or on a gateway error page

Same here. Can still join Dublin queue. Almost half a million in it 2 hours ago and tickets still available. Nothing is getting sold imho.

[bart_claret]

I'm in a queue but no number I suppose I'm at the back then?

You're in a queue just to get on the Ticketmaster website so nowhere near any tickets yet.

[GetIntoEm]

Queued to get in the real queue. Currently 70165 in front of me. Heading out to town in a min. Giving up

[Devils_Advocate]

A lad I know is mates with the bands manager and offered me a free ticket for Halifax next June. Turns out it's just a crappy warm up show so told him no thanks but if he can sort me Wembley I'm in

[Darthlaw]

I was 3000 in queue and modus operandi Ticketmaster suddenly had 'an error' when I got in to purchase. I've given up now when it put me back to 200k in the queue.

Just served to reinforce my desire to only see bands at the Academy, Deaf Institute, Apollo, etc.

[Dyched]

A lad I know is mates with the bands manager and offered me a free ticket for Halifax next June. Turns out it's just a crappy warm up show so told him no thanks but if he can sort me Wembley I'm in

Mate, I’ve got a ticket cos I’m cheif Bonehead head polisher so ner