Quote
GAFF
For those of you who were in the PIT on this last European tour, how many people would you estimate were in each side of the PIT?

In Stockholm the security guard in the pits told me its 500 per side.

So 1000 in total.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-03-06 01:21 by rebelhipi.

Quote
rebelhipi

Quote
GAFF
For those of you who were in the PIT on this last European tour, how many people would you estimate were in each side of the PIT?

In Stockholm the security guard in the pits told me its 500 per side.

So 1000 in total.

Thank you!

Next question... Did anyone on the last tour experience problems taking in a small pocket camera? I know some venues may prohibit them, but normally it's okay as long as the camera does not have a detachable lens.

Quote
MisterDDDD

Quote
nobodyimportant

Quote
corriecas
I dont care for Sasha really. Now if it was Lisa...
Wow Lisa is one Sexy Lady and She can Sing.
Jeroen

Oh no, is Lisa not on the tour?

Not since Zip Code.. (was at her last gig there in Quebec City).
Was also at Lisa's show near Desert Trip where the two sang together and the torch was passed.. a nice moment.

Sasha is a pretty sexy young lady as well who can really sing as, while no Lisa.. she has serious pipes.

I like them both!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-03-06 19:08 by DREAMTIME.

Quote
nobodyimportant

Quote
corriecas
I dont care for Sasha really. Now if it was Lisa...
Wow Lisa is one Sexy Lady and She can Sing.
Jeroen

Oh no, is Lisa not on the tour?

You won't be disappointed.
Personally I prefer Sasha over Lisa - her vocals are more down to earth and less operatic, especially during Gimme Shelter where she shows a bit of restraint yet still shines brightly during the solo part.

_____________________________________________________________
Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-03-06 03:05 by Hairball.

Quote
GAFF
Next question... Did anyone on the last tour experience problems taking in a small pocket camera? I know some venues may prohibit them, but normally it's okay as long as the camera does not have a detachable lens.

Small digital cameras were no problem. Cameras with removable lenses would likely be an issue.

Quote
GAFF
Next question... Did anyone on the last tour experience problems taking in a small pocket camera? I know some venues may prohibit them, but normally it's okay as long as the camera does not have a detachable lens.

Many people reported such problems in Germany, it looked like some got lucky to sneek a compact camera in. No problems in other countries as far as I know.

You have to hide it on a 'secret'spot, as I did in Hamburg,
Greets sister

Manchester: Everything except Golden Circle and Apper Tier A seems to sold out.
So.. Can we expect announcement of the 2ng show soon?

Quote
Happy24

Quote
GAFF
Next question... Did anyone on the last tour experience problems taking in a small pocket camera? I know some venues may prohibit them, but normally it's okay as long as the camera does not have a detachable lens.

Many people reported such problems in Germany, it looked like some got lucky to sneek a compact camera in. No problems in other countries as far as I know.

Trouble is that it s not very strict. A security guy on a line can say no, and his colleague on the other line just on his side can say yes.
I has such trouble with my wife, she was not authorized to enter with camera, neither with food (a simple bread slice with butter and ham), and on my line I was authorized with everything.

Dublin confirmed By Ronnie on RTÉ 1 Radio

Quote
GAFF

Next question... Did anyone on the last tour experience problems taking in a small pocket camera? I know some venues may prohibit them, but normally it's okay as long as the camera does not have a detachable lens.

No, because as lenurb said it depends on the security people - in Düsseldorf 2017 I had luck, there was a friendly elderly gentleman doing the security check and he didn't look at 'details'. The same in the next step with the Metal-Detector, it was also a friendly elderly lady which scanned only the belly area. I had my small Camera in the hand, covered by the Ticket-envelope and had my Phone in the waist bag. Worked fine ....

Quote
longvehicle
Manchester: Everything except Golden Circle and Apper Tier A seems to sold out.
So.. Can we expect announcement of the 2ng show soon?

Probably next week...
jeroen

Quote
Topi
Dublin confirmed By Ronnie on RTÉ 1 Radio

The gig is still subject to licence as far as I know.

Quote
Topi
Dublin confirmed By Ronnie on RTÉ 1 Radio

Not sure it's Ronnie's decision

Does anybody try to call AXS on 0203 481 5506 ?
I need to change my delivery adress, but there's only autoresponder (aprox 3-4 min)
How to get to the operator?

Quote
longvehicle
Does anybody try to call AXS on 0203 481 5506 ?
I need to change my delivery adress, but there's only autoresponder (aprox 3-4 min)
How to get to the operator?

I tried to call to the same number, 10 min and no response.
Then I contact them on twitter (twitter.com/AXS_UK), some hours of delay but once they finally answered, it was fast!

Hope it helps.

Some people in Poland are saying that Stones will play second show in Warsaw on 12 July. I dont think its true, but what you think?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-03-06 17:58 by zgredzik.

Quote
zgredzik
Some people in Poland are saying that Stones will play second show in Warsaw on 12 July. I dont think its true, but what you think?

Who is 'some people'? Media, music production people or just fans?

Some people are Polish people - fans on Internet, but fan who writes something in Internet can be troll or president or from media.

Quote
zgredzik
Some people are Polish people - fans on Internet, but fan who writes something in Internet can be troll or president or from media.

Well, based on how fast this show sold out, it would be quite 'safe' to do a second show in Warsaw. Looks like the Polish people are more hungry for tickets than the English people in the homeland of the boys, which is a bit surprising. Who knows?

Quote
Martin90

Quote
longvehicle
Does anybody try to call AXS on 0203 481 5506 ?
I need to change my delivery adress, but there's only autoresponder (aprox 3-4 min)
How to get to the operator?

I tried to call to the same number, 10 min and no response.
Then I contact them on twitter (twitter.com/AXS_UK), some hours of delay but once they finally answered, it was fast!

Hope it helps.

Thank you very much indeed. Try another one, now with Twitter.. We'll see what it brings.
The worst service I ever had. Spent hell of money for international calls today just for listening the beeps. They need a week (!) just to reply my e-mail and they still need "some important information" just to change adress.

I'm gonna have to try the Twitter contact too, checked wrong address box on the ticket.

I would think they'd have all the "important information" such as our address in our profile, no?

~"Love is Strong"~

Quote
angee
I'm gonna have to try the Twitter contact too, checked wrong address box on the ticket.

I would think they'd have all the "important information" such as our address in our profile, no?

In the same boat, angee.
I am also assuming the account info stored will be used, have tix for four shows with a mixture of Lucky Dips and GC.. including a *single LD for Manchester.
Gonna wait for the dust to settle a bit more and try to contact to switch all to will call..

I know it's a bit too early… but I wonder who will open for the Stones on the upcoming tour

Quote
jackflash27

Quote
zgredzik
Some people are Polish people - fans on Internet, but fan who writes something in Internet can be troll or president or from media.

Well, based on how fast this show sold out, it would be quite 'safe' to do a second show in Warsaw. Looks like the Polish people are more hungry for tickets than the English people in the homeland of the boys, which is a bit surprising. Who knows?

England has 4 shows on sale and all in bigger venues than the PGE Narodowy. England has 52/53 million people and Poland 38 million.

post deleted



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-03-06 23:43 by GAFF.

"England has 4 shows on sale and all in bigger venues than the PGE Narodowy. England has 52/53 million people and Poland 38 million".

That's right, grzegor67. BTW, given that (a) the Stones added second gig at London stadium and (b) Old Trafford seems to be close to sold out, we can guess that ticket sales in England are not exactly poor sales...

Quote
slewan
I know it's a bit too early… but I wonder who will open for the Stones on the upcoming tour

I think the facilities´ caretaker.

Quote
laertisflash
"England has 4 shows on sale and all in bigger venues than the PGE Narodowy. England has 52/53 million people and Poland 38 million".

That's right, grzegor67. BTW, given that (a) the Stones added second gig at London stadium and (b) Old Trafford seems to be close to sold out, we can guess that ticket sales in England are not exactly poor sales...

They have more shows per capita than Poland. And don’t forget that the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales - a huge stadium, is within easy reach of very large populations in England.

London Stadium 1, Twickenham and Old Trafford are all selling well. Sales appear to be much slower at London Stadium 2 and Cardiff.