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Title: uk tour march
Post by: ckgent on December 05, 2007, 06:57:07 AM
think there are more to follow

Mon 17/03/08
19:00
Manchester ApolloManchester, Lancashire,  GBVelvet Revolver Find Tickets ?

VELVET REVOLVER  Carling Academy 2 Newcastle Newcastle WED 19/03/2008 19:00 buy tickets
VELVET REVOLVER  Carling Academy Brixton London TUE 25/03/2008 19:00 buy tickets

cant get the links to come to this site, but if you go to seetickets.com, you will find them there.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Mr Bootlegs on December 05, 2007, 08:06:10 AM
Woohoo, made my fuckin day.  :beer:


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: FunkyMonkey on December 05, 2007, 12:54:32 PM
I can't find it...I searched under artist and venue?  I must be doing something wrong.


Edit: I found them on another site. 




Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: ppbebe on December 05, 2007, 01:27:31 PM
This one?

http://www.livenation.co.uk/search/intermediateSearch/searchstring/velvet%20revolver/


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Mr Bootlegs on December 05, 2007, 03:06:39 PM
seems to be lot smaller venues this time around. Can't believe their playing a university! Think i'll see them at manchester apollo again.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Alan on December 05, 2007, 09:30:22 PM
i think half those dates won't happen.

mainly due to the venues not being able to deal with it.

Monday 17/3/08 Velvet Revolver Manchester Apollo Manchester
Wednesday 19/3/08 Velvet Revolver Carling Academy Newcastle Newcastle
Thursday 20/3/08 Velvet Revolver Carling Academy Glasgow Glasgow
Saturday 22/3/08 Velvet Revolver Rock City Nottingham
Tuesday 25/3/08 Velvet Revolver Carling Academy Brixton London
Thursday 27/3/08 Velvet Revolver Brighton Centre Brighton

that is a more likely line up of dates, but i still think rock city and the brighton center will be taken off and hammersmith will be added.

remember blackpool was on the last set of tour dates for the UK and that didn't happen.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Alan on December 06, 2007, 09:31:51 PM
live nation have pulled the page and 2 of the venues have told me it's cancelled.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: DarrenLeves on December 12, 2007, 03:28:31 PM
Ive got tickets for Leeds!


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Alan on December 12, 2007, 04:44:06 PM
nice it's a really small place if i was in the UK for that date  i'd have got tickets for leeds uni too.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Shoco on December 13, 2007, 03:57:53 PM
Dublin has also been added on the 12th march, tickets go on sale tomorrow


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Irish rose on December 13, 2007, 04:27:23 PM
Dublin has also been added on the 12th march, tickets go on sale tomorrow

The ambassador seems like a small venue considering they pretty much filled the point 2 yrs ago..

Whats the capacity? 2000??


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: axlschild on December 15, 2007, 08:22:24 AM
i think half those dates won't happen.

mainly due to the venues not being able to deal with it.

Monday 17/3/08 Velvet Revolver Manchester Apollo Manchester
Wednesday 19/3/08 Velvet Revolver Carling Academy Newcastle Newcastle
Thursday 20/3/08 Velvet Revolver Carling Academy Glasgow Glasgow
Saturday 22/3/08 Velvet Revolver Rock City Nottingham
Tuesday 25/3/08 Velvet Revolver Carling Academy Brixton London
Thursday 27/3/08 Velvet Revolver Brighton Centre Brighton

that is a more likely line up of dates, but i still think rock city and the brighton center will be taken off and hammersmith will be added.

remember blackpool was on the last set of tour dates for the UK and that didn't happen.


it's not at rock city...where'd you hear that?!?
would of been amazing but not true
:(


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: slashisvr on December 15, 2007, 10:19:04 AM
i have to get tickets for manchester

i have been to every tour they have been on in the UK

its weird how they are not playing the MEN this time, maybe a summer tour at the MEN and bigger arenas?


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: jarmo on December 15, 2007, 10:37:45 AM
its weird how they are not playing the MEN this time, maybe a summer tour at the MEN and bigger arenas?

Why is it weird?




/jarmo


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: estrangedpaul on December 15, 2007, 01:02:14 PM
Dublin has also been added on the 12th march, tickets go on sale tomorrow

The ambassador seems like a small venue considering they pretty much filled the point 2 yrs ago..

Whats the capacity? 2000??

Yet but they're having two gigs. They presumably want to play more smaller venues this time - so two small gigs rather one big gig. The Point is out of action at the moment anyway.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: gfish on December 15, 2007, 04:36:53 PM
Damn, I so want to see em again, this time in leeds. But I don't know if I can find anyone to go with, and going alone would really suck. Hopefully i can convince some people, from college although they all like sucky music.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Alan on December 15, 2007, 09:16:40 PM
it's not at rock city...where'd you hear that?!?
would of been amazing but not true
:(

that was up on livenation about 3 days before the new dates were announced


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: gnr2k6 on December 16, 2007, 04:18:31 AM
personally i prefer the smaller more intimate venues as opposed to arenas


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Steve McKagan on December 16, 2007, 06:08:06 AM
I've got tickets to the Brighton show!


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: mrlee on December 16, 2007, 07:40:11 PM
bit of a come down to be playing carling academys when the last time they played arenas.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: slashisvr on December 17, 2007, 02:12:54 PM
its weird how they are not playing the MEN this time, maybe a summer tour at the MEN and bigger arenas?

Why is it weird?




/jarmo

because they did their promo tour back in july, would have thought it would be followed by an aerna tour like last time


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: jarmo on December 17, 2007, 07:37:42 PM
its weird how they are not playing the MEN this time, maybe a summer tour at the MEN and bigger arenas?

Why is it weird?




/jarmo

because they did their promo tour back in july, would have thought it would be followed by an aerna tour like last time

To play in arenas that might not even be half full?


/jarmo


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Ines_rocks! on December 17, 2007, 07:51:33 PM
The only thing that pisses me off in all this is why there?s so many UK dates and so little in other european countries?? It ain?t fair!  :no:


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: kimberly on December 18, 2007, 05:59:10 AM
The only thing that pisses me off in all this is why there?s so many UK dates and so little in other european countries?? It ain?t fair!? :no:
just give it some time, the Amsterdam gig was only released a week ago, I'm sure they'll do other countries in Europe aswell..they probably just haven't announced them yet. as for the UK, the UK always has a lot of concert from bands because they're touring the entire country, not just one city..


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: slashisvr on December 18, 2007, 06:42:24 AM
its weird how they are not playing the MEN this time, maybe a summer tour at the MEN and bigger arenas?

Why is it weird?




/jarmo

because they did their promo tour back in july, would have thought it would be followed by an aerna tour like last time

To play in arenas that might not even be half full?


/jarmo

they were plenty full last time, and VR's fan base, has grown since last time


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: jarmo on December 18, 2007, 08:40:45 AM
its weird how they are not playing the MEN this time, maybe a summer tour at the MEN and bigger arenas?

Why is it weird?




/jarmo

because they did their promo tour back in july, would have thought it would be followed by an aerna tour like last time

To play in arenas that might not even be half full?


/jarmo

they were plenty full last time, and VR's fan base, has grown since last time

Really? I had no idea they're an arena band.....


How come there's still tickets for the London show available?

If they were an arena band, shouldn't they be able to sell out Brixton Academy in a couple of days?

Leeds University, Manchester Apollo and Glasgow Academy all have tickets available. I didn't bother checking the rest....




/jarmo


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: slashisvr on December 18, 2007, 10:40:41 AM
its weird how they are not playing the MEN this time, maybe a summer tour at the MEN and bigger arenas?

Why is it weird?




/jarmo

because they did their promo tour back in july, would have thought it would be followed by an aerna tour like last time

To play in arenas that might not even be half full?


/jarmo

they were plenty full last time, and VR's fan base, has grown since last time

Really? I had no idea they're an arena band.....


How come there's still tickets for the London show available?

If they were an arena band, shouldn't they be able to sell out Brixton Academy in a couple of days?

Leeds University, Manchester Apollo and Glasgow Academy all have tickets available. I didn't bother checking the rest....




/jarmo

Fair point, and i dont think they sold many aernas out last time, but they were far from empty

Just wondered after promoting the album in july, maybe they would go on a arena tour also, like they did last time

or maybe they learnt they can't sell enough tickets for that

or maybe they just prefer smaller venues, which i also prefer for them


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: jarmo on December 18, 2007, 11:41:23 AM
Well, as far as I can tell, last time they were hyped a lot more and their album was selling way more than the current one.





/jarmo


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: gnr2k6 on December 19, 2007, 07:00:30 AM
from what iv been told they not bothered about arenas so much-they like small clubs where they can see the people they playing to.
sure its allways cool to do arenas but these guys have played stadiums.....the saying
"been there,dont that,got the t-shirt" comes to mind.
who cares where their playing......at least they are.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Alan on December 19, 2007, 07:50:56 AM
Well, as far as I can tell, last time they were hyped a lot more and their album was selling way more than the current one.





/jarmo

libertad sold better in the UK than contraband, also reached a higher chart position in the first week


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: AdZ on December 19, 2007, 08:43:29 AM
libertad came out here?


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Ines_rocks! on December 19, 2007, 12:15:53 PM
libertad came out here?

lol that was kinda evil.  :hihi: As far as I know, the album did quite well there in England!


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: jarmo on December 19, 2007, 12:35:00 PM
libertad came out here?

lol that was kinda evil.  :hihi: As far as I know, the album did quite well there in England!

It debuted higher than Contraband in the UK, which seems to be the only major market where that happened.

It still doesn't mean there's a bigger demand in the UK for VR than in 2004-2005....




/jarmo


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Ines_rocks! on December 19, 2007, 12:50:20 PM
libertad came out here?

lol that was kinda evil.? :hihi: As far as I know, the album did quite well there in England!

It debuted higher than Contraband in the UK, which seems to be the only major market where that happened.

It still doesn't mean there's a bigger demand in the UK for VR than in 2004-2005....




/jarmo

Well no... I don?t think their fan base grew much around the world with the new album... but still I?m quite sure there loads of people who wants to see them here in Europe... although may not be enough to fill arenas... yeah.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: Alan on December 19, 2007, 08:07:00 PM
libertad came out here?

lol that was kinda evil.? :hihi: As far as I know, the album did quite well there in England!

It debuted higher than Contraband in the UK, which seems to be the only major market where that happened.

It still doesn't mean there's a bigger demand in the UK for VR than in 2004-2005....


/jarmo

to be honest i think alot of people were going to see them solely to see slash. and now that novelty has worn off it's not as easy to sell tickets.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: DarrenLeves on December 29, 2007, 04:36:57 PM
libertad came out here?

lol that was kinda evil.? :hihi: As far as I know, the album did quite well there in England!

It debuted higher than Contraband in the UK, which seems to be the only major market where that happened.

It still doesn't mean there's a bigger demand in the UK for VR than in 2004-2005....


/jarmo

to be honest i think alot of people were going to see them solely to see slash. and now that novelty has worn off it's not as easy to sell tickets.


Thats why Im going, if Slash wasnt in the Band I dont think Id bother - I have both of the albums the 1st is good the 2nd is patchy but listenable.
BTW I thought when VR played the UK in summer 2007, they played the Apollo In Manchester? Just after Download.
I remember them playing MEN Areana in 2005


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: slashisvr on December 29, 2007, 05:28:38 PM
libertad came out here?

lol that was kinda evil.  :hihi: As far as I know, the album did quite well there in England!

It debuted higher than Contraband in the UK, which seems to be the only major market where that happened.

It still doesn't mean there's a bigger demand in the UK for VR than in 2004-2005....


/jarmo

to be honest i think alot of people were going to see them solely to see slash. and now that novelty has worn off it's not as easy to sell tickets.


Thats why Im going, if Slash wasnt in the Band I dont think Id bother - I have both of the albums the 1st is good the 2nd is patchy but listenable.
BTW I thought when VR played the UK in summer 2007, they played the Apollo In Manchester? Just after Download.
I remember them playing MEN Areana in 2005

thats correct  : ok:


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: holtzmn73 on December 30, 2007, 11:38:25 AM
from what iv been told they not bothered about arenas so much-they like small clubs where they can see the people they playing to.


Thats something they say to try and cover for the fact that they can't sell out bigger places.


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: CheapJon on December 30, 2007, 12:30:59 PM
from what iv been told they not bothered about arenas so much-they like small clubs where they can see the people they playing to.

cool!? :D that's the same reason to why D don't play arenas either? :yes:


Title: Re: uk tour march
Post by: hebbesy on January 02, 2008, 03:54:52 AM
Got my tickets to Brigton and am staying at the Travel lodge on the beach, anyone know any good late licence bars with a decent rock, indie theme to them where we can go party afterwards.