Killers worth £82 a ticket ?

[StraightOuttaCanton]

TLG is so edgy

[Pearcey3]

I get free tickets for the entire Two Thousand Trees Festival which is very good. At the other end of the scale will do the Newport Let’s Rock in June with the likes of Midge Ure, Nick Kershaw, Nick Heyward, Tony Hadley, Billy Ocean etc etc and the tickets for the vent are £30.
So £80 for the Killers is too pricey

[WJ99mobile]

TLG is so edgy

[life on mars]

Clwb Ifor Bach is great

Yep , you can have great rock nights at small venues like Ifor Bach, Globe , Cardiff Uni , Thekla , Louisiana, Tunnels ,Exchange , Fleece in Bristol , Le Pub in Newport. Plenty of good stuff around if you dig deep ,into the music scene and smaller independent venues..

[MOZZER2]

40 quid stray cats o2 academy Birmingham . get in

runaway boys ……..

[Wales-Bales]

Clwb Ifor Bach is great

What are their best known songs?

[The Bob Banker Spanker]

Used to enjoy Barfly years ago.
Some really good bands played there and most tickets were about £6.

[The Butcher]

A lot of big acts are paid their fee in US Dollars. Since the pound has tanked its costing an awful lot more to pay these American artists.

Problem is, now they know UK fans will pay it, I wouldn't expect prices to fall once the pound recovers.

[City123]

What are their best known songs?

[Zenith]

I get free tickets for the entire Two Thousand Trees Festival which is very good. At the other end of the scale will do the Newport Let’s Rock in June with the likes of Midge Ure, Nick Kershaw, Nick Heyward, Tony Hadley, Billy Ocean etc etc and the tickets for the vent are £30.
So £80 for the Killers is too pricey

How do you manage that Pearcey?

[Pearcey3]

How do you manage that Pearcey?

Trees is local to where we live and my son works on the fire school at the festival so we get the freebies.

[NYCBlue]

This a game we play at work.

My conditions for watching the Killers:

Would have to be within ten blocks of where I work. The show would have to start at 8pm. No support. I would have to be on the guest list with a VIP pass that allowed me to go somewhere and have drink in a separate room from the show while the band are playing.

I probably still wouldn't go.

[Freitag 4.17]

Never! Shit Mormon weirdos with lameo ass songs. **** em.

[Zenith]

Trees is local to where we live and my son works on the fire school at the festival so we get the freebies.

Nice one. I went to the festival last year, great vibe.

[lardy]

I'm currently holding pairs of tickets for eighteen gigs between now and the end of the year. The most expensive by some distance are for the Chemical Brothers at the Motorpoint Arena in November. Those were £39.00 each.

Most of the tickets I've currently got range from between £5 and £15. For instance, I've got gigs at Clwb Ifor Bach tonight and Saturday. Those tickets were £12 and £7 respectively.

If you enjoy seeing successful, well-established acts in large venues, live music can be a really expensive hobby, but fortunately I very rarely got to such events as I seldom enjoy them. I love seeing up-and-coming bands in small venues and the tickets for those sort of gigs are almost always very cheap.

I guess you pays your money and takes your choice.

And you typed that very well, considering.

[life on mars]

Used to enjoy Barfly years ago.
Some really good bands played there and most tickets were about £6.

Yes great place ,:

Some classy highlights:

Kings of Leon.
Black Keys.
Marah(best gig for me )
Jessie Malin

[Robin Friday's Ghost]

I'm currently holding pairs of tickets for eighteen gigs between now and the end of the year. The most expensive by some distance are for the Chemical Brothers at the Motorpoint Arena in November. Those were £39.00 each.

Most of the tickets I've currently got range from between £5 and £15. For instance, I've got gigs at Clwb Ifor Bach tonight and Saturday. Those tickets were £12 and £7 respectively.

If you enjoy seeing successful, well-established acts in large venues, live music can be a really expensive hobby, but fortunately I very rarely got to such events as I seldom enjoy them. I love seeing up-and-coming bands in small venues and the tickets for those sort of gigs are almost always very cheap.

I guess you pays your money and takes your choice.

My philosophy too. There is so much good live music around at decent prices.

[The Lone Gunman]

TLG is so edgy

StraightOuttaCanton is so fake.

[The Lone Gunman]

And you typed that very well, considering.

Multitasking.

[StraightOuttaCanton]

StraightOuttaCanton is so fake.

Really? Is that the best you’ve got? At least mine was an attempt to be witty.

I’m glad you at least went back to the thread to look to see if anyone was in awe of your eclectic musical superiority. Your ego wouldn’t allow anything else I guess 👍

[Wales-Bales]

Really? Is that the best you’ve got? At least mine was an attempt to be witty.

I’m glad you at least went back to the thread to look to see if anyone was in awe of your eclectic musical superiority. Your ego wouldn’t allow anything else I guess ��

What does eclectic musical superiority actually mean?

[StraightOuttaCanton]

What does eclectic musical superiority actually mean?

No idea😂

[StraightOuttaCanton]

What does eclectic musical superiority actually mean?

I looked it up especially for you😘

https://is-a-****.com/2018/01/eclectic-musical-taste/

[Cretin Hop]

Prefer to see a tribute band in the Globe or the Acapala for £15-20.

Mind you it's all subjective and relative.

Who would spend £100 to watch egg chasing or £100 to watch Chelsea?

Why spend £150 on a half decent meal and a few drinks for two?

Why send £200 for a pair of designer jeans or trainers?

Why spend this or that on whatever?

[life on mars]

It would ( kill )me to pay it .

Rock bands are becoming the new greedy capitalists ,that so many of our socialist keyboard warriors hate , but they still manage to bow at thier door , and feed the greed ,classy standards.