brettredmayne

https://twitter.com/wembleystadium/status/1448416979098947589?s=21

Anyone who has not been to the Stadium of light, what did you think of it as a gig venue. We are pretty new to gigs and coldplay are only the 6th band to play. Really proud of the club and hope we made a good impression so coldplay would come back again.

Well I hope Sunderland may get another visit from coldplay in the future, that was pretty special.

http://www.sunderland.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=6810 travel advice

Don't like the new weather forecast For an outdoor gig wind is the worst thing as the sound will be all over the place.

More info, I have went on google maps to show where the car parks are

Thought I would do a bit more detail, some of this is from the safcconcerts site. http://www.safc.com/page/ConcertTravelGuide HOW TO GET TO THE SOL

Just go over the wearmouth bridge, if you go right you have st marys car park. If you go left you have the multi story car park for the cinema. 5-10 minute walk to the stadium from both car parks

BBc Updated today to say it may be rain, I hope that blows over

I feel sorry for Sunderland football club, a lot of work has went into making Sunderland a viable option for concert promoters and this strike is undermining all of it. Hope everyone gets to the gig ok has a great time and gets home safe. North East gigs have a great atmosphere and lets just enjoy what will be a brilliant night.

Its pretty bad the unions want to use coldplay and bruce sprinsteen as a point but any way. Nexus have issued the following annoucment about buses http://www.nexus.org.uk/news/2012/strike-action-metro-passenger-information Also more buses after http://www.simplygo.com/news/more-buses-for-stadium-of-light-coldplay-concert-to-cover-metro-strike/

Got an email from DX who do seetickets, checked seetickets tracker and said it had been sent out.

My tickets have been despatched

If thats true we surely will see more seats going on sale soon

Just to say im a radiohead fan who lives in Sunderland. I have had to travel to most gigs as since I have seen then in 1994 in the north east they have been back once in 2003. I just get use to once a band reaches a certain point I will have to travel to see gigs. Coldplay miss Newcastle out tours. I am sure the viva la vida tour (not counting crisis gig) did not come to the north east. I understand its tough for people to fork out more cash but its just not possible to go everywhere. I am shocked at no scotland gig but I expect a lot of scottish fans to come to Sunderland.

I think about 30,000 tickets remain after the presale, I walked past and saw people camping out and its pretty dam cold on the coast tonight.

I knew this would sell out quick

Children in Need Rocks Manchester WATCH : NEXT ON: Today, 20:00 on BBC One SYNOPSIS Chris Moyles, Fearne Cotton and David Tennant present a charity concert from the MEN Arena. Led by Gary Barlow, a once in a life time, world class line up including Lady Gaga, Michael Buble, Coldplay, Snow Patrol, Elbow, Kelly Rowland, Ed Sheeran, Hugh Laurie, James Morrison, JLS and Jessie J come together to help raise money for the BBC Children in Need Appeal 2011. DURATION 120 minutes

Got mine , can't wait

Anyone think Coldplay may go for Rhianna on the stadium tour

My home city, I like 15 minutes walk away from the ground. So happy