11 months to save up you guys.. are you sure you can't make it?

Whooo I am thats for sure!!! When do you think the tix will go on sale? Surly not till the middle of next year, right??

no honey they're going on sale next friday!!! :stunned:

THIS Friday Carla!!!

Oh ok, that what I heard to but I wasnt sure!!

 

FUCK!!!! Where do I buy them exactly??

Uhh, I bet they are going to be expensive sorta!!!

45 pounds...

sorry to say but yeah thats expensive for you... with the low dollar and all

Oh, so that is like somewhere like 80 dollars maybe!!!

 

This gig tomorrow I payed $130 for...

 

Oh it said it was 68 dollars!!!

THIS Friday Carla!!!

 

in 4 days... OH LORD!!!

actually right now it´s only 57 dollars then

Really!!! Ok, so is there going to be like stand up tix or like how is that going to work!!

 

AHhh im confused!!!

dud i don´t know... i´ve never bought tickets for a uk concert...

let´s ask a brit :P..

JEN!!!! Mimi!!!!! IANNNNNN hellpppp

Hehe!!!

 

Yes HELP!!!!

I am trying to figure out how I could possibly swing being gone long enough to see the Manchester show AND the London show :D

 

 

:dance: :dance: :dance:

 

Manchester is a must. LCCC is well laid out for stalkers ;)

 

 

 

Yes!!!!!!! Save it for proper football weather boys! I can't be going to the UK in the middle of summer, there's no football then! :D

 

WEMBLEY

 

so that's 3 Coldplay shows & a football match for Angie then?

 

 

dud i don´t know... i´ve never bought tickets for a uk concert...

let´s ask a brit :P..

JEN!!!! Mimi!!!!! IANNNNNN hellpppp

 

I've never been to one of those types :embarassed: so I don't really know. more worrying is the news report on the LCCC official site, its subject to licence. Trafford or Manchester Council had better provide the flipping licence now!

 

Coldplay announce Old Trafford concert

 

Lancashire County Cricket Club is delighted to add Coldplay to what is already a packed programme of high profile events taking place at Old Trafford next year.

 

 

Old Trafford Cricket Ground is definitely the venue of choice for world-class sport and entertainment in 2009. Next summer, people from all over the North of England will converge on Old Trafford to watch Lancashire’s exciting season of domestic cricket, five sold out Take That concerts, England v Australia in two much anticipated Twenty20 Internationals and now Coldplay add their name to the bill.

 

This morning on BBC Radio One, Coldplay's Chris Martin announced three stadium concerts next year, and subject to licence, the band will play Old Trafford on Saturday 12th September, 2009.

 

Coldplay are arguably the most successful English band of the past decade, selling in excess of 40 million albums worldwide and successfully concurring the tough US market where they are currently on tour. The band start their sold out UK Arena tour in Sheffield on 29th November, and will return next September for these three outdoor concerts in Manchester, Glasgow and London.

 

Lancashire’s Commercial Director Geoff Durbin said: “Around 400,000 people will be watching concerts and cricket in 2009 at Old Trafford as we cement our position as one of the most popular multi-purpose outdoor stadia in the country. In what is a tough economic climate and with missing out on a Test match next year, these concerts will provide Lancashire with vital revenue to help us achieve our cricketing and stadium development ambitions”.

 

Tickets for Coldplay, presented by Radio One, stadium tour go on sale THIS Friday 28th November at 9:30am.

 

Concert Dates

 

Saturday 12 September 2009

Manchester – Old Trafford Cricket Ground

 

Wednesday 16 September 2009

Glasgow – Hampden Park

 

Saturday 19 September 2009

London – Wembley Stadium

 

 

Buy online at: http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk / http://www.gigsandtours.com / http://www.ticketline.co.uk

 

Tour credit card hotlines: 0871 2200 260 / 0844 277 9000 / 0871 424 4444

 

Tickets priced at: £45 plus booking fee in Manchester and London (no reserved seating), £40 or £45 plus booking fee in Glasgow.

 

Tickets will be available from the Old Trafford Ticket Office

A limited amount of tickets will also be available from the Old Trafford Ticket Office on Friday 28th November. Tickets are limited to 6 per household, and those purchased with credit or debit card are subject to a booking fee (no cheques will be accepted). Tickets are vailable from 9:30am.

 

dud i don´t know... i´ve never bought tickets for a uk concert...

let´s ask a brit :P..

JEN!!!! Mimi!!!!! IANNNNNN hellpppp

 

They were selling tickets for the Take That Wembley gigs as seating (which is the seats all around the stadiums, most quite high up/far away) and then standing which will be on the pitch.

 

I assume Coldplay aren't going to be placing chairs on the pitches so I'd imagine that's how it's going.

 

I'd imagine the tickets will be most expensive for standing and then less as you get further away.

So. Coldplay's UK Stadium Tour Support To Come From Jay-Z

 

So. I'll be putting up a stall selling bottles of piss to throw then....;)

They were selling tickets for the Take That Wembley gigs as seating (which is the seats all around the stadiums, most quite high up/far away) and then standing which will be on the pitch.

 

I assume Coldplay aren't going to be placing chairs on the pitches so I'd imagine that's how it's going.

 

I'd imagine the tickets will be most expensive for standing and then less as you get further away.

 

at dutch concerts standing and seated were all the same price... could that be the case?

 

Manchester is a must. LCCC is well laid out for stalkers ;)

 

 

 

 

 

so that's 3 Coldplay shows & a football match for Angie then?

 

 

 

 

I've never been to one of those types :embarassed: so I don't really know. more worrying is the news report on the LCCC official site, its subject to licence. Trafford or Manchester Council had better provide the flipping licence now!

 

Coldplay announce Old Trafford concert

 

Lancashire County Cricket Club is delighted to add Coldplay to what is already a packed programme of high profile events taking place at Old Trafford next year.

 

 

Old Trafford Cricket Ground is definitely the venue of choice for world-class sport and entertainment in 2009. Next summer, people from all over the North of England will converge on Old Trafford to watch Lancashire’s exciting season of domestic cricket, five sold out Take That concerts, England v Australia in two much anticipated Twenty20 Internationals and now Coldplay add their name to the bill.

 

This morning on BBC Radio One, Coldplay's Chris Martin announced three stadium concerts next year, and subject to licence, the band will play Old Trafford on Saturday 12th September, 2009.

 

Coldplay are arguably the most successful English band of the past decade, selling in excess of 40 million albums worldwide and successfully concurring the tough US market where they are currently on tour. The band start their sold out UK Arena tour in Sheffield on 29th November, and will return next September for these three outdoor concerts in Manchester, Glasgow and London.

 

Lancashire’s Commercial Director Geoff Durbin said: “Around 400,000 people will be watching concerts and cricket in 2009 at Old Trafford as we cement our position as one of the most popular multi-purpose outdoor stadia in the country. In what is a tough economic climate and with missing out on a Test match next year, these concerts will provide Lancashire with vital revenue to help us achieve our cricketing and stadium development ambitions”.

 

Tickets for Coldplay, presented by Radio One, stadium tour go on sale THIS Friday 28th November at 9:30am.

 

Concert Dates

 

Saturday 12 September 2009

Manchester – Old Trafford Cricket Ground

 

Wednesday 16 September 2009

Glasgow – Hampden Park

 

Saturday 19 September 2009

London – Wembley Stadium

 

 

Buy online at: http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk / http://www.gigsandtours.com / http://www.ticketline.co.uk

 

Tour credit card hotlines: 0871 2200 260 / 0844 277 9000 / 0871 424 4444

 

Tickets priced at: £45 plus booking fee in Manchester and London (no reserved seating), £40 or £45 plus booking fee in Glasgow.

 

Tickets will be available from the Old Trafford Ticket Office

A limited amount of tickets will also be available from the Old Trafford Ticket Office on Friday 28th November. Tickets are limited to 6 per household, and those purchased with credit or debit card are subject to a booking fee (no cheques will be accepted). Tickets are vailable from 9:30am.

 

 

 

thankies for that... but what's tehe license mean? :dunce:

Wait I tried to see if I could log in to the UK ticketmaster and it didnt work. does that mean I have to have someone from the UK to buy it:uhoh:

i think so too....

whats's the max tix you van buy?

Wait I tried to see if I could log in to the UK ticketmaster and it didnt work. does that mean I have to have someone from the UK to buy it:uhoh:

 

Oh no :sad2: I have nobody from the UK who could buy it for me.

why did i have to befriend the french girl :angry:

Awww Carla but you love Chavi:D

at dutch concerts standing and seated were all the same price... could that be the case?

 

 

 

 

thankies for that... but what's tehe license mean? :dunce:

 

 

I'm not too sure excatly how it works but I think venues need a music licence of some sort. because the stadiums are generally use for sports they may either need a licence per event or a licence for the year.

 

other places have to do the same. G4 opened the Borders bookshop at Cheetham Hill, and they needed a licence for them to do that if they were going to sing at all.

 

 

i think so too....

whats's the max tix you van buy?

 

think i read on the lccc site that is a max of 6 tickets per household

Wait I tried to see if I could log in to the UK ticketmaster and it didnt work. does that mean I have to have someone from the UK to buy it:uhoh:

 

did you try gigsandtours.com or seetickets.com ?

did you try gigsandtours.com or seetickets.com ?

Oh ok, ill have to try them, Thanks Jen;)