Just got one for 08.09, no waiting queue

Cool seeing Ronnie in my favorite Club!

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What makes Paradiso superior to Clam or Lucca?

The unknown very special guest.

...named slewan

a very reliable source told me that slewan is not willing to pay 200+ Euros to see Ronnie Wood



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Cool seeing Ronnie in my favorite Club!

Zeker gaaf, ik ga je zien denk ik? Pardon my English

I tried several times but the password gets rejected each time.

woooot, got tix for the 2nd show

Life's just a cocktail party on the street



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Wow Ronnie's really cleaning up, he can thank Keith's "cold feet" for that ;-) Not interested myself in seeing him clowning around on stage but hope everyone has a good time !

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Am not going but the tickets for night #2 are still available at this moment (around 23:00 GMT), which indicates the demand for Ronnie at this price for two small gigs (cap 1,500 each day).

Never been inside but saw Paradiso from outside when I visited Amsterdam late Summer 1990 for the first time. To me, it is the venue that produced Joy Division’s perhaps most famous bootleg live source (11/01/80, opening night of their 10-day European tour that would end up as their first and last, except for one-off gigs in Brussels and Paris the previous year), culled from the soundboard recordings for radio broadcast. Out of these dates, they played 6 in Holland, 2 in Belgium and another 2 in the West Germany. Holland must have been the JD country.

Also remembering seeing lots of large-sized posters of Graffiti Bridge, Prince’s new album, plastered on the street walls (he had just finished the 3-month European leg of the Nude Tour prior to flying over to Japan) as well as my first weed experience, puffing at a ‘coffee shop’ lol.

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Am not going but the tickets for night #2 are still available at this moment (around 23:00 GMT), which indicates the demand for Ronnie at this price for two small gigs (cap 1,500 each day).

Well..

The first show was anounced and marketed for friday sale, and insiders knew there was a wednesday pre sale which sold the tickets in minutes.

Then on thursday Ronnie announced a second show only tru his own chanels. No marketing of news whatsoever.

I bet there are a lot of people thinking the sale only starts today and even are not aware of the second show.

So I don't agree that this is an indication of ticket demand.



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Am not going but the tickets for night #2 are still available at this moment (around 23:00 GMT), which indicates the demand for Ronnie at this price for two small gigs (cap 1,500 each day).

Well..

The first show was anounced and marketed for friday sale, and insiders knew there was a wednesday pre sale which sold the tickets in minutes.

Then on thursday Ronnie announced a second show only tru his own chanels. No marketing of news whatsoever.

I bet there are a lot of people thinking the sale only starts today and even are not aware of the second show.

So I don't agree that this is an indication of ticket demand.

Actually, as you say, the current ones are presale.
The true demand will be indicated by the general sale, which will start today. My bad.

FTR presale tickets for night #2 are still available now (around 08:00 GMT).

I bought tickets for both nights. Will they sell out? I think so. And who`s the special guest?

Ray
18 and counting. No stopping. What is next?

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And who`s the special guest?

"Deze wordt op een later moment bekend gemaakt." - "This will be announced at a later date." - [www.Paradiso.nl] .

got a ticket for the first show too now see you there

Life's just a cocktail party on the street

Let's be honest, Ronnie didn't manage to sell out all UK shows on the last run in 2019 and considering high ticket price, it might be hard to sell all 3000 tickets momentarily. I guess based on demand more shows will be added throughout the summer - I can imagine cities like London, Paris or Barcelona getting a gig or two.

as far as I can see both shows are completely sold out and you can only be on the waiting list.

Ronnie is hot.

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Let's be honest, Ronnie didn't manage to sell out all UK shows on the last run in 2019 and considering high ticket price, it might be hard to sell all 3000 tickets momentarily. I guess based on demand more shows will be added throughout the summer - I can imagine cities like London, Paris or Barcelona getting a gig or two.

selling 3000 tickets is not that much – at least not for two show in a major European city like Amsterdam.

My guess is that a few more shows will be added – around the already announced dates and 'en route', i.e. somewhere on the way to Clam and from Lucca back to wherever (maybe somewhere in Germany?)

Ronnie wouldn't be able to sell so many tickets for these insane prices if the Stones would still be touring.

Got tickets for both nights @ Paradiso! Not able to go to Lucca due to some other plans unfortunately.... But this should be a blast! Can't wait!

Do we know who the guest might me? Mick Taylor myb?

Cheers all,
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Do we know who the guest might me?

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Ronnie wouldn't be able to sell so many tickets for these insane prices if the Stones would still be touring.

of course not

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Do we know who the guest might me? Mick Taylor myb?

Cheers all,
Vedran

Backstage maybe, or a cup of tea at home.

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Ronnie wouldn't be able to sell so many tickets for these insane prices if the Stones would still be touring.

of course not

Depends on when and where. Do you think if Ronnie played a gig the middle day between 2 London shows in London he couldn't sell out the Royal Albert Hall? I am pretty sure it would be a tight ticket because everyone would be there and wonder about the special guests. Now, if he did the gigs a few weeks after tour in some other cities I would probably agree.

The Paradiso is an amazing venue and part of Stones history.Amsterdam is a great party city,and has many Dutch fans.Ronnie was easily gonna sell out two shows here.To be honest I think the tickets were reasonably priced.I believe he could have still sold out this venue if there were confirmed Stones dates.The question is :Will the Special guest be the same on both nights?
Maybe MJ on the first night?Or maybe MT on both nights?

Expecting MJ is crazy.

Could it be Rod Stewart?

Ray
18 and counting. No stopping. What is next?

way more likely to me then either mick

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The Paradiso is an amazing venue and part of Stones history.Amsterdam is a great party city,and has many Dutch fans.Ronnie was easily gonna sell out two shows here.To be honest I think the tickets were reasonably priced.I believe he could have still sold out this venue if there were confirmed Stones dates.The question is :Will the Special guest be the same on both nights?
Maybe MJ on the first night?Or maybe MT on both nights?

Ragebait post? Sorry, but €206 is really not 'reasonable'. It is double the price of the previous most expensive Paradiso ticket, and big names appear there more often. It is also significantly more expensive than a general admission Rolling Stones ticket. Eric Clapton and Deep Purple are also performing this coming summer, and tickets for those can be scored for under € as well.

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The Paradiso is an amazing venue and part of Stones history.Amsterdam is a great party city,and has many Dutch fans.Ronnie was easily gonna sell out two shows here.To be honest I think the tickets were reasonably priced.I believe he could have still sold out this venue if there were confirmed Stones dates.The question is :Will the Special guest be the same on both nights?
Maybe MJ on the first night?Or maybe MT on both nights?

Ragebait post? Sorry, but €206 is really not 'reasonable'. It is double the price of the previous most expensive Paradiso ticket, and big names appear there more often. It is also significantly more expensive than a general admission Rolling Stones ticket. Eric Clapton and Deep Purple are also performing this coming summer, and tickets for those can be scored for under € as well.

You cannot compare a Paradiso ticket to a GA ticket in a big stadium where they make money of volume.

Ron has a net worth of 200m+. I really think that doing this small tour with top musicians will earn him something if all goes well, but it's marginal. They need rehearsals, have their own production in Paradiso (not for the other gigs), and these guys don't fly Ryanair and sleep at the Holiday Inn you know. Also his insurance costs will be sky high.

The Special Guest ?
I'm counting on Rod Stewart.

MJ : this would be strange, performing with Ronnie, but no Stones show, which might feel like betraying The Stones or KR.

MT : would be wonderful, but MT is not really a Special Guest to the big public.

And 200 Euro for a ticket isn't that crazy, for the mainly eldery Stonesfans : Going for a nice meal with 2 friends, will cost you more.

<MJ : this would be strange, performing with Ronnie>

Well, he has guested on Ronnie-shows before. In 2001, if memory serves (On Dance).