Anyone know the presale code for today in US?

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sarahunwin
Anyone know the presale code for today in US?

ROXY50

$236 for a seat in front of soundboard. I will pass and see if cheap seats available week before show. Seats aren't moving in presale.

Would love to see Eno there

These should be great shows.Roll on Manchester gig.

-Never understood the fuzz about Eno...

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noughties
-Never understood the fuzz about Eno...

The man is a music great

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sarahunwin
Anyone know the presale code for today in US?

ROXY50

Thanks for this! I’m in for Dallas.

I read no Eno, btw.

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tatters
Never a big fan, but there's no other song that takes me back to the early 80s more than "More Than This."

I saw "The High Road" tour & it was amazing. Phil Manzanera did a solo spot that was Chuck Berry in outer space. Keith would've been proud!

I saw Phil in 2016 when he was touring as a member of Dave Gilmour's band. That was some serious guitar firepower onstage right there, let me tell you!

Bryan and even Roxy have played plenty of songs from their first album on their recent tours such as Remake/Remodel, Chance Meeting, If There Is Something, and Virginia Plain so not so excited about hearing those as much as say, songs from For Your Pleasure or Stranded. It may

Nice article n the Roxy Music Debut album

[www.loudersound.com]

You will be reassured to know that the Ticketmaster public sale of Roxy London tickets this morning was truly crap. I was offered a selection of tickets that were a)rubbish and b)expensive. The only decent seats were on Premium - and they were more expensive than the same seats on resellers such as Double8. So Ticketmaster touting their own tickets, only not very well.

Thankfully Tuesdays pre-sale came up with the goods but I feel sorry for fans trying to find a halfway decent ticket this morning

Business as usual...

As much as I love Roxy Music (and I do) this is definitely "delusions of grandeur". Large venues, pricy tickets, no Eno, Ferry's questionable voice, weekday shows..... C'mon man. I saw them in the mid seventies in NYC in a theatre at their peak. I'm satisfied with that great memory and their recordings.

‘Wide open’ as they say here. Looking at Boston and MSG NY - whole sections are unsold. They have maybe sold 1/3rd of the tickets. I think they totally overestimated the US Demand.
Should have been a Wang Center in Boston, or NY Radio City Music Hall type of show.

San Francisco the same way. On the center floor most sold/held or platinum/VIP. On the sides its mostly unsold.

"Wide open", well, it ain`t fall yet...

I've given up paying huge dollars for bands playing strictly the oldies with no valid new material in years or decades. The only show I have tickets for that's close to that is Roger Waters but he is promising some new material. I actually really liked the album he put out before the last tour & the songs he did from it worked well live.

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noughties
-Never understood the fuzz about Eno...

Didn't he even say himself that Roxy recorded their best album after he left?

I bought floor tickets about 20 rows back for LA as I am a huge fan for about $200 a ticket. I have seen them as a band and Bryan Ferry solo every time they have been in town. First show was early 80's in Vancouver when security wouldn't even let you stand up.

I am also bothered that all the shows are on a weekday (what are they doing on the weekends?) and the venues are too large. The venues are way larger and the tickets are more expensive than they have been in the past. I realize that four of the original members are back with the band but come on.

Come on man. Get real.

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dimtim
I bought floor tickets about 20 rows back for LA as I am a huge fan for about $200 a ticket. I have seen them as a band and Bryan Ferry solo every time they have been in town. First show was early 80's in Vancouver when security wouldn't even let you stand up.

I am also bothered that all the shows are on a weekday (what are they doing on the weekends?) and the venues are too large. The venues are way larger and the tickets are more expensive than they have been in the past. I realize that four of the original members are back with the band but come on.

I was at that show in Vancouver. We road tripped up from Seattle. Fantastic show. I also saw a really good one on the Boys & Girls tour in a very cool old theater that doesn't usually have concerts. Used for Broadway type stuff.

Went to it in Philadelphia last night. Very good. Impressed with the support band St.Vincent.

VIP ticket for London 02 for sale, half price - see All Sold Out

Setlist :
Remake-Remodel / Out of the blue / Bogus man / The main thing / While my heart still.../Oh yeah / If there is something / In every dream.../ Tara / To turn you on / Lady tron / Dance away / Same old scene / My only love / More than this / Avalon / Love is a drug / Edition of you / Do the strand / Jelous guy

Roxy Music
2022/09/09
Capital One Arena
Washington D.C.

India Intro
Re-Make / Re-Model
Out Of The Blue
The Bogus Man
Ladytron
While My Heart Is Still Beating
Oh Yeah
If There Is Something
In Every Dream Home A Heartache
Tara
To Turn You On
The Main Thing
Dance Away
Same Old Scene
My Only Love
More Than This
Avalon
Love Is The Drug
Editions Of You
Do The Strand
Jealous Guy

The Band:
Bryan Ferry - Vocals
Phil Manzanera - Guitar
Andy MacKaye - Saxophone / Oboe
Paul Thompson - Drums

With:
Senab Adekunle - Backing Vocals
Jorja Chalmers - Keys / Saxophone
Nathan "Tugg" Curran - Percussion
Christian Gulino - MD / Keys
Neil Jason - Bass
Chloe Beth Smith - Keys
Fonzie Thorton - Backing Vocals
Tom Vanstiphout - Guitar

Audience recording available on Dime:
[www.dimeadozen.org]

My review of the London 02 gig here [onlyrockandroll.london]

No Song for Europe? I just love that one...

Bryan Ferry one of rock's best dressed men, I like him

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Highly recommended Roxy book just published,written by a true fan [onlyrockandroll.london]

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Bjorn
No Song for Europe? I just love that one...

That one has been a stand out of the live show in the past.