Eventually got in and got tickets!

London Saturday www.gigsandtours.com/event/pulp/the-o2-arena/3343855

London Friday https://www.gigsandtours.com/event/pulp/the-o2-arena/3343853?pre=artist

Glasgow

https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/event/3600624BC6114420?did=artpre&irgwc=1&utm_source=361433-Linkfire&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=361433&awtrc=&clickId=yz1R75Qi%3AxyKWcR2XExLGQxxUkszJvQJm0ajRo0&camefrom=CFC_BUYAT_361433&ircid=7559

Tickets at all prices available for all gigs.

 

tix.to/PULP25Pre Use these links.

Manchester and Birmingham for me as planned. With Tramlines the following month, that's probably me done... until the next time.

I have booked London for Friday 13th. Managed to book a room at Travelodge London Docklands for £50. Anyone wishing to stay over may wish to book whilst it's so cheap

Eamonn wrote:

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Just Dublin for now, been out of work lately and only back in. I imagine Twickets will have resales nearer the time (especially for the two London dates).

Prices seem a little higher than expected too. Well Dublin especially. St Anne's Park two years ago was about 55 from memory, this was close to 90.

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59.90 for gold circle tickets in Dublin last time. I remember dublin being cheaper than everywhere else on that tour. The standing ones there now were almost nearly 90 euro each. Anecdotally I met so many people afterwards that went on a whim and were blown away. Plus there was lots of people travelled there I presumed because the other dates sold out so quickly. Demand maybe higher this time plus it being the 3 Arena snd indoors, would that make it more expensive? I remember clear as day itwas 20 pounds in 1996 for that venue. Relieved to have got tickets now. There's no one else I'd pay it for. 

It is interesting alright from a marketing viewpoint. I wonder when the album will actually come out. Will there be another tour when the album comes out. Part of me would love a smaller venue after the album comes out where they just play the new album right the way through but financially is that profitable. This arena tour must be focused on hits.

And it's true re what gets the floating fan. To look at the positives I'm just glad it's not a festival and that stage production is brilliant. I love the drama and spectacle of it. I really loved the graphics, everything about it.

The standout of the 'new' songs for me would be Hymn of the North and in second place I'd pick Got to Have Love. I would absolutely love to hear Cuckoo and Grandfather's Nursery too. Brand new ones too and some random oldies like Countdown. I'm so tired now. Couldn't sleep! Thanks again, Arrgee.

weener wrote:

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In for London and Glasgow. Was about to press pay on Dublin then remembered I'm unemployed! Maybe buy a resale later if I get a proper job

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 Dates were wrong way around for me as I am due in Dublin on 13 June, but will go following morning. My wife understands.  I think.

superchob wrote:

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Feeling a bit priced-out this time, sadly. Saw them twice at the beginning of the last reunion, thrice I think for the original reunion, twice before the split. Jarvis more times than I can count. Bah. I will probably fold and buy some for the O2, though its not in my best interest financially Hopefully theyll play some new songs and some very old ones - itd be a pity if the set list is too close to last time!

Makes me feel like a downer but I am very excited theyre still going!

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I did not bite initially for Finsbury Park nor Hammersmith Odeon in 2023, but did fold when a friend asked about going to both. Didn't even see him at Finsbury Park.

Hard to justify paying nearly £100 for a gig when I pay far less for most of the gigs, shows and sports I attend.  I have still yet to go over £100, but £87 is about my limit.  Only ever spent more than that just the once to see The Who (£90) and only because I got a good seat in front block of O2 and thought they were unlikely to play again.  Of course, I have seen them at least twice since then ( but paid less).

Luckily, I can afford it.  A big bag of redundancy cash helps.

Eamonn wrote:

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A round of Guinness is on you in Dublin, so...

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 Sure, I will be buying at Sheehan's just off Grafton Street next week.  Just look for a few auld fellas and a beautiful woman, that'll be us.  It's not my birthday. Should be there Wednesday (and probably Thursday).

And 3 years later still no Europe

What a joke