Seems to be more quiet than ever, but perhaps the Norwegians will soon buy the remaining tickets after selling out Oslo.....



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2007-03-26 12:05 by no nervous breakdowns.

I think that ticketsales are like a chain reaction. Unlike with The Police, who in terms of fast sales are the hottest band this summer, people don't read articles about a rush on stonestickets. So there is no reason to rush (except O2 of course). If Nijmegen would have sold out in an hour, I'm sure that Werchter would benefit from it.
Plus the fact thet the Stones have been in Europe (maybe too) often lately.

ok, now it's beginning to be a sell-out as well : )

Just a few tickets left right now.

47000 tickets sold the first hour according to www.gp.se

Hasse78 Wrote:
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> 47000 tickets sold the first hour according to
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Great news!

Like 2006 : Scandinavia fastest selling area for the Stones.
Extra concerts, please : )

And Nelson got a great great seat, next to Ron Wood. In a banana throwing distance.

Harm Wrote:
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> Hasse78 Wrote:
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No it isn't because I've no FOS-tickets now...ok, so I hope they didn't issue all of those and we'll still be able to do this later again.

Some threads (like this) seem to be incomprehensible since the original poster edits his post.

It's a shame you have to go to Sweden to get the tickets. I'll have to drive 250 km one way to pick up my Gothenburg tickets.
Oslo ticket comes to my local post-office.

I suppose you can pick up the tickets at the day of the concert.....?

If you´ve paid your ticket, you can pick it up at the day of the concert.You`ll need bookingnumber,id and the creditcard you used for purchase. I checked it out today, because i live in Finland and can´t go to Göteborg.

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> 47000 tickets sold the first hour according to www.gp.se


At noon yesterday, over 50,000 tickets had been sold.
The promotor EMA Telstar said they had put 53,800 tickets on sale and only very few are still available.

I salute Mr parachute Man who bought me a tic without even me asking.
May the Good Lord bestray yer path with flower and softish asphalt...

Yet I wonder what kind of world we live in when a group like Police
(let go fresh 27 years ago) make the +50 year olds go crazy,
they didnt even care when Police first entered our loudspeakers.

Soldout. I tried to change my tickets, because I did a mistake and and got seating tickets. Not one single ticket left.

So, Gothenburg is finaly sold out, but we Norwegians can't seam got get our fat fingers out of our arses. The tickets are even cheaper here. Thaught it was the Scots who was cheap, but no. Best country in the world to live in, but not for the Stones to play in.

Who's fighting, and what for?

Oh no...so I can't go there...

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> Oh no...so I can't go there...


Why not? There will be loads of tickets in circulation.
Some at the box office even. You won't have any problems getting in.

no nervous breakdowns Wrote:
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> Like 2006 : Scandinavia fastest selling area for
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> Extra concerts, please : )


Let's see Denmark selling out first. Would be surprising if that happens.

JumpingKentFlash

Someone has 'clicked': cheap tix in Norway?
Must be a misjudgement, profit-wise.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-03-28 20:03 by Baboon Bro.

There are standing tickets available for Gothenburg right now.[www1.ticnet.se]

All I am getting is:

Sold out for now
There are no seats available for this performance at the moment. You can always try later, since it is possible that some tickets already booked may be returned.