They don't waste any time, do they? : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PULP-Tickets-LONDON-O2-Academy-Brixton-31-08-2011-/150628592439?pt=UK_Tickets_Tickets_LE&hash=item231229eb37#ht_500wt_1156
They don't waste any time, do they? : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PULP-Tickets-LONDON-O2-Academy-Brixton-31-08-2011-/150628592439?pt=UK_Tickets_Tickets_LE&hash=item231229eb37#ht_500wt_1156
Same as Jay Jay. Logged on at 9am on the dot. picked my tickets, filled in my payment info and non left. Grrr. Will take a look on Friday or will go for Wednesday tickets.
i think that this pre sale only had 100 tickets...
Only once did I ever get tickets on a pre-sale so not too worried.
Are these proper tickets or e-tickets? Looked like they were planning to post them. Booking fee £4.60 + Transaction fee of £1.50 added to ticket price of £27.50...
They don't waste any time, do they? : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PULP-Tickets-LONDON-O2-Academy-Brixton-31-08-2011-/150628592439?pt=UK_Tickets_Tickets_LE&hash=item231229eb37#ht_500wt_1156
ergh that makes me sick knowing that people like that got 4 tickets when they don't even want to go and I'm ticketless
Gonna leave my tickets as seated now I think. Tempting to try and get standing ones and flog the upstairs ones when I get them, but I can't be spending that much money today really. If the 1st September does actually happen, I might try and get myself a standing ticket for that one instead.
Ticketweb is risky, it's just ticketmaster but with a different lay out and some smaller shows on sale. Ticketweb goes just as slow cause its all run through the same servers or whatever. Also, if you try and ring ticketweb, they only have about 7 people on the phones. Ticketmaster, what a dreadful job that was.
Just remembered my mum has an O2 simcard. Sadly when I checked there was no tickets available. Guess I'll have to check back on Friday then (sigh). Well at least I'm registered for O2 priority.
Where did news of this fabled "second date" come from, by the way? Was it a listing that appeared on one of the ticketing websites by mistake and then was taken down, or has there been some kind of announcement (official or unofficial)?
It was on Seetickets for a while Leo then disappeared.
Did it appear in addition to the 31st August date? If not, I was just wondering if it was a mistake and somebody inititally got the date wrong at the ticket centre when publishing the listing?
Sounds like the second show most probably will happen (would be very surprised if they only did the one night)...but I always like to consider every possibility to avoid disappointment! ;)
Where did news of this fabled "second date" come from, by the way? Was it a listing that appeared on one of the ticketing websites by mistake and then was taken down, or has there been some kind of announcement (official or unofficial)?
I've now got seated tickets but suely that gives a pretty naff gig experience. I'll have to try and get some standing ones somehow.
If the seats are reserved it is better. At the Theatre Royal (long long ago), I was in the middle in the eighth row in the stalls and it was pretty good! But at Brixton/Shepherd's Bush, I either get there early or just stand at the balcony at the back. It's too far back at Brixton though.
I have standing and may want to swap for seats if my wife comes along, but that's normally the easier swap to do.
-- Edited by ArrGee on Wednesday 6th of July 2011 10:43:04 AM
I've now got seated tickets but surely that gives a pretty naff gig experience. I'll have to try and get some standing ones somehow.
It's not bad now and again. It's a different experience, but it's nice to be able to just sit and really listen to the band playing. Think I will try and get standing for the 1st so that I can also have a "jump around" night. ;)
I've now got seated tickets but surely that gives a pretty naff gig experience. I'll have to try and get some standing ones somehow.
It's not bad now and again. It's a different experience, but it's nice to be able to just sit and really listen to the band playing. Think I will try and get standing for the 1st so that I can also have a "jump around" night. ;)
Brixton is a bit strict as well with the seating, often getting people to sit down. Lots of other venues like Forum and Coronet where I have ended up upstairs are more relaxed about standing. And then you get the best of both worlds.
Sounds just like a football match with people wanting to stand and being told to sit down for safety reasons. Oh well, I guess I'll be the one divebombing from the balcony during DYRTFT...
I did actually sit and watch Jarvis and Tim a few years ago at the Manchester college of music, and that was great, but it was an acoustic set and everyone was sitting.
If anyone has one standing ticket they will swap for two seated ones PM me.
Where did news of this fabled "second date" come from, by the way? Was it a listing that appeared on one of the ticketing websites by mistake and then was taken down, or has there been some kind of announcement (official or unofficial)?
I've now got seated tickets but surely that gives a pretty naff gig experience. I'll have to try and get some standing ones somehow.
-- Edited by Deebs on Wednesday 6th of July 2011 10:34:14 AM
I shouldn't really encourage people on a message board (as it could be an H+S risk) but if you have upstairs tickets and you have a couple of friends with downstairs tickets get one of them to bring the other's ticket out for you to get back in downstairs. Lots do it. That's why it can get so crowded downstairs when there's a band on that loads of people want to be downstairs for. No idea why they haven't plugged the loophole after all these years.
I shouldn't really encourage people on a message board (as it could be an H+S risk) but if you have upstairs tickets and you have a couple of friends with downstairs tickets get one of them to bring the other's ticket out for you to get back in downstairs. Lots do it. That's why it can get so crowded downstairs when there's a band on that loads of people want to be downstairs for. No idea why they haven't plugged the loophole after all these years.
At some venues they stop this by sending you in through another door. Forum and Coronet do this, which is a pain if you have seats and friends stand. Not been to Brixton for a few years (Libertines 2004, was quite eventful! http://www.xfm.co.uk/Article.asp?id=20449&spid=22455) but they never used to stop it.
Woo-oo, managed to get tickets eventually too. I hope that this time I will have the opportunity to meet some of you as I could not at Wireless. Now I just need to figure out how to afford my plane ticket to London !
Logged in just before 9 to the O2 website, and then at exactly 9 they went on sale. Managed to get 2 standing tickets for me and my girlfriend. Will be awesome, and can't wait! Always prefer smaller venues like this (compared to the O2 or festivals), as you really feel part of it.
Thanks for the link to the priority thing. Have no idea why I didn't think about it. Guess it's because I still think of it as the Carling Academy Brixton.
Didn't get one, fuck. My alarm didn't work. & now they're gone. & I'm away all weekend, so can't get one on Friday. Guess I'm putting money in the tout's pocket this time. :(
My missus got her ticket for 31st August this morning but sadly I'm working that day and there's no way I can get it off, so 1st September is my only hope...
Didn't get one, fuck. My alarm didn't work. & now they're gone. & I'm away all weekend, so can't get one on Friday. Guess I'm putting money in the tout's pocket this time. :(
I suspect the second date (which is still not official) won't go on sale until next week, so you won't have to pay the tout. For wireless, I got ticket cheaper than face off seatwave, and who knows they may be selling on there at close to face value, and there are often £5/£10 off vouchers out there.
Sounds just like a football match with people wanting to stand and being told to sit down for safety reasons. Oh well, I guess I'll be the one divebombing from the balcony during DYRTFT...
I did actually sit and watch Jarvis and Tim a few years ago at the Manchester college of music, and that was great, but it was an acoustic set and everyone was sitting.
If anyone has one standing ticket they will swap for two seated ones PM me.
if the gf can go then i will need to seating tickets, burrently have 1 standing, so you may well be on with this - just need to see if she can get the time off...
Literally only just discovered this site 3 minutes ago! Hi!!!!!!
I was so excited when I saw the email in my inbox about the Brixton Academy but my excitement was shortlived as my mum vetoed it as an option within seconds :(
I really hope there isn't another 15 year gap between concerts - Sunday in London was the first time I'd seen Pulp live and I hate to think it may be the last! I wanna see them again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Literally only just discovered this site 3 minutes ago! Hi!!!!!!
I was so excited when I saw the email in my inbox about the Brixton Academy but my excitement was shortlived as my mum vetoed it as an option within seconds :(
why did your mum veto it? is there no way to convince her? When I told my mum about the concert she insisted on me ordering a ticket for her too! (and i thought I was unlucky)
My mum vetoed it on the grounds it's in Brixton (which is apparently dodgy) and because she seems to have lost the ability to be positive about anything. I offered to buy her a ticket as well and all!! Talk about generous :P
I'm trying to figure out a way around it though, so if you can think of anything it would be most appreciated :D
go anyway :P sorry no ideas other than play Pulp really loud until your mum realise how great they are and how she shouldn't deprive you of the opportunity of seeing them live again
Dinny, let me guess, you're between 15/16 and 18 right?
Just tell your mum you're going and thats that (as long as you dont need her to stump up the cash).
She can't physically stop you and I doubt she'll come up with any kind of punishment which would offset the joy of seeing Pulp.
Not only that but when you come back from Brixton with all four limbs still working and your nose in the right place, maybe she'll realise you can actually manage pretty well after all.
Hahaha!!! XD I'm going to stay with my cousins at some point over the summer so I'm going to see if it can be arranged for, ooh, say the end of August/beginning of September
Dinny, I've now been to two gigs at Hyde Park and three at Brixton. Hyde Park was far and away the rougher of the the venues. Brixton is such a lovely venue. Yes, the area is a bit rough, but the venue's about two minutes' walk from the tube station!
mmm, I wouldn't say that. Hard to get a drink, can end up upstairs and far from the stage, and a pain to get home from (especially at 3am). Maybe just been there too many times.
I prefer Forum, Coronet, and the sadly deceased Astoria, but the Garage and The 100 club are the daddies.