Thanks, johnny!

"the ‘SIXTY’ tour – with a new show and live production"

Sounds promising

JUNE
WEDNESDAY 1 – MADRID, Wanda Metropolitano Stadium, SPAIN
SUNDAY 5 – MUNICH, Olympic Stadium, GERMANY
THURSDAY 9 – LIVERPOOL, Anfield Stadium, UK
MONDAY 13 – AMSTERDAM, Johan Cruijff Arena, NETHERLANDS
FRIDAY 17 – BERN, Wankdorf Stadium, SWITZERLAND
TUESDAY 21 – MILAN, San Siro Stadium, ITALY
SATURDAY 25 – LONDON, American Express presents BST Hyde Park, UK

JULY
SUNDAY 3 – LONDON, American Express presents BST Hyde Park, UK
MONDAY 11 – BRUSSELS, King Baudouin Stadium, BELGIUM
FRIDAY 15 – VIENNA, Ernst Happel Stadium, AUSTRIA
TUESDAY 19 – LYON, Groupama Stadium, FRANCE
SATURDAY 23 – PARIS, Hippodrome Paris, FRANCE
WEDNESDAY 27 – GELSENKIRCHEN, Veltins Arena, GERMANY
SUNDAY 31 – STOCKHOLM, Friends Arena, SWEDEN



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Forgive my ignorance, I'm overloaded with information, but are the Hyde Park shows going to be the only London show? I mean no Twickenham, Wembley or other stadiums?

I love standing in a field to watch a rockshow, but my children won't be thrilled at staring at someone's back for two hours.

Thanks!!

Exciting times!

Amex presale waiting room is open
Hyde Park

[www.axs.com]



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Amex presale waiting room is open
Hyde Park

[www.axs.com]

going to warm up for the shows i'm going to.

Can pre sale codes be used to book multiple venues at one time?

Ticketmaster presale for Radio Veronica listeners

There will be an exclusive Ticketmaster presale for listeners of Radio Veronica from Thursday, March 17, 10:00 am to Friday, March 18, 09:30 am.

Note: The presale is via Ticketmaster. The link to their special sales page can be found from 10 am on Thursday 17 March via the button below.

Be quick, because gone = gone!

https://www.radioveronica.nl/acties/exclusieve-ticketmaster-presale-the-rolling-stones-voor-luisteraars-radio

I'm from the states. I know for the UK shows, I have to create a separate account at ticketmaster.co.uk. What about Madrid, Munich & Stockholm? Do you have to create an eventim account or do the countries have their own separate TM accounts?

Eventim is an entirely different company than TM. You have to register with Eventim if you are looking to buy a ticket to, say, Germany.

As for the UK, also note that AXS also handles UK ticketing, not just TM UK. So it's best to register with AXS as well.



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Eventim is an entirely different company than TM. You have to register with Eventim if you are looking to buy a ticket to, say, Germany.

Eventim Germany currently also shows you options for Vienna, Bern, Milan and Madrid but re-directs you to other sites (ticketcorner for Bern e.g.) so idk if one still would need to register there as well or if it would be possible buying via Eventim...

At least it cannot hurt to set up accounts in each country.

Also for Stockholm, it's Ticketmaster Sweden handling the sales, so register with them.

But is it even necessary to register everywhere in advance? I mean they will ask you for your data while checking out anyway

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But is it even necessary to register everywhere in advance? I mean they will ask you for your data while checking out anyway

right but while you typing your data tickets might disappear from your basket… it happened before and it will happen again

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But is it even necessary to register everywhere in advance? I mean they will ask you for your data while checking out anyway

right but while you typing your data tickets might disappear from your basket… it happened before and it will happen again

:O that never happened to me on Eventim before even when I wasn't logged in yet before I added the ticket to the basket but I only bought tickets for concerts or festivsls in Germany so far, so I don't have any reference

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At least it cannot hurt to set up accounts in each country.

Also for Stockholm, it's Ticketmaster Sweden handling the sales, so register with them.

Topi, would you mind very much posting the ticket agencies selling tickets for each country? I have a few of them already.

Ticketmaster Sweden are definitely selling Stockholm tickets. To pre-register you could just try and buy some other tickets in Sweden (like Lady Gaga which are on sale) and register and then delete the purchase before finishing it. That way, you know it all worked.

Does anyone have the link to the presale coming up Wednesday?

Does anyone from Switzerland or who has previously bought tickets for a Swiss concert know whether it's better to use Ticketcorner or Ticketmaster Swiss or has any experiences? Cause there are both options...for Germany I only ever have used Eventim (equal to Ticketcorner) my entire life...

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Does anyone from Switzerland or who has previously bought tickets for a Swiss concert know whether it's better to use Ticketcorner or Ticketmaster Swiss or has any experiences? Cause there are both options...for Germany I only ever have used Eventim (equal to Ticketcorner) my entire life...

I assume in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Spain and Italy the Eventim company will be the main seller of the tickets. Although Ticketmaster may sell some tickets the presales and the main bulk will be sold via Eventim. This is not 100% sure but based on my experience from previous tours and matches with the advertising that Eventim does right now!

The Eventim company sells tickets under different names in every country. You have to create an own account per website

Germany www.eventim.de
Austria www.oeticket.com
Switzerland www.ticketcorner.ch
Spain www.entradas.com
Italy www.ticketone.it

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At least it cannot hurt to set up accounts in each country.

Also for Stockholm, it's Ticketmaster Sweden handling the sales, so register with them.

Topi, would you mind very much posting the ticket agencies selling tickets for each country? I have a few of them already.

I believe they have been listed in the specific venue threads and will also be posted on the Stones website?

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Does anyone from Switzerland or who has previously bought tickets for a Swiss concert know whether it's better to use Ticketcorner or Ticketmaster Swiss or has any experiences? Cause there are both options...for Germany I only ever have used Eventim (equal to Ticketcorner) my entire life...

I assume in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Spain and Italy the Eventim company will be the main seller of the tickets. Although Ticketmaster may sell some tickets the presales and the main bulk will be sold via Eventim. This is not 100% sure but based on my experience from previous tours and matches with the advertising that Eventim does right now!

The Eventim company sells tickets under different names in every country. You have to create an own account per website

Germany www.eventim.de
Austria www.oeticket.com
Switzerland www.ticketcorner.ch
Spain www.entradas.com
Italy www.ticketone.it

Okay thanks, then I'll register with Ticketcorner for Bern, already made an Oeticket account yesterday for Vienna...the only bummer about Bern is that we gotta wait til general sale since presale is only for people registered in some priority club that costst 50 bucks extra...

patience. There is no need to get nervous. Don't get confused by various pre-sales, secondary ticket markets etc. And keep in mind that pre-sales don't always offer the best tickets and/or tickets in all categories.

Slewan is right, patience is a virtue. However IF you see a good ticket you want in the presale, go grab it! Good luck, people!

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patience. There is no need to get nervous. Don't get confused by various pre-sales, secondary ticket markets etc. And keep in mind that pre-sales don't always offer the best tickets and/or tickets in all categories.

Thanks for the reminder, this was especially frustrating when we bought tickets for Stuttgart in 2018, there you were just given whatever during pre-sale and then in the general sale you could actually pick your seats...so tomorrow we only wanna try pre-sale for Hyde Park and Vienna where we want some specific standing category and not choosing seats anyway...

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patience. There is no need to get nervous. Don't get confused by various pre-sales, secondary ticket markets etc. And keep in mind that pre-sales don't always offer the best tickets and/or tickets in all categories.

Thanks for the reminder, this was especially frustrating when we bought tickets for Stuttgart in 2018, there you were just given whatever during pre-sale and then in the general sale you could actually pick your seats...so tomorrow we only wanna try pre-sale for Hyde Park and Vienna where we want some specific standing category and not choosing seats anyway...

btw: there was no problem in getting LD tickets for Stuttgart but it was a very hard fight to pick them up

Oh, Stuttgart was a mess. I hated that. Just a mad scrum at the one box office window that was open.

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What is the difference between:

The Rolling Stones | General Admission Ticket | Payment Plan (Launch)

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The Rolling Stones | General Admission Ticket | Payment Plan (Tier 2)

I’m wondering the same thing.

Anybody know?

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Oh, Stuttgart was a mess. I hated that. Just a mad scrum at the one box office window that was open.

plus security and police standing around and doing nothing

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patience. There is no need to get nervous. Don't get confused by various pre-sales, secondary ticket markets etc. And keep in mind that pre-sales don't always offer the best tickets and/or tickets in all categories.

Thanks for the reminder, this was especially frustrating when we bought tickets for Stuttgart in 2018, there you were just given whatever during pre-sale and then in the general sale you could actually pick your seats...so tomorrow we only wanna try pre-sale for Hyde Park and Vienna where we want some specific standing category and not choosing seats anyway...

btw: there was no problem in getting LD tickets for Stuttgart but it was a very hard fight to pick them up

Why that? Oo I mean everybody who ordered and paid their tickets will get some, no need to go crazy there Oo but I do remember that in Stuttgart there were loads of people in front of the stadium still looking for tickets...in Munich 2017 it was exactly the other way round...SO many people still selling them....

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patience. There is no need to get nervous. Don't get confused by various pre-sales, secondary ticket markets etc. And keep in mind that pre-sales don't always offer the best tickets and/or tickets in all categories.

Thanks for the reminder, this was especially frustrating when we bought tickets for Stuttgart in 2018, there you were just given whatever during pre-sale and then in the general sale you could actually pick your seats...so tomorrow we only wanna try pre-sale for Hyde Park and Vienna where we want some specific standing category and not choosing seats anyway...

btw: there was no problem in getting LD tickets for Stuttgart but it was a very hard fight to pick them up

Why that? Oo I mean everybody who ordered and paid their tickets will get some, no need to go crazy there Oo but I do remember that in Stuttgart there were loads of people in front of the stadium still looking for tickets...in Munich 2017 it was exactly the other way round...SO many people still selling them....

at Stuttgart the LD pick up was very badly organized. There was a booth with three or for windows, no queue just a crowd of people standing, pushing etc. Then they finally opened just one window and it was exactly the one window nobody expected to be opened. Nobody stepped back, everybody pushed. It's some kind of miracle that nobody was injured. And, as I said before, the police and the security stood by and did nothing (not even after I ask them to do something).
I never witnessed nor imagined such bad organization in Germany… at least not until, well you know