Göteborg - Trädgårn - April 18th
Posted: 09 Feb 2006, 12:04
Just confirmed from the promoter on a direct question. No web link yet that I'm aware of. Wow 
Wonder when the tickets go on sale?
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Re: Göteborg - Trädgårn - April 18th
Posted: 11 Feb 2006, 17:00
Yes!
Wonder when the tickets go on sale?
Wonder when the tickets go on sale?
Posted: 14 Feb 2006, 16:33
Tickets will go onsale on thursday 16 February.
Tickets can be bought at http://www.ticnet.se
Price: 325 SEK
Tickets can be bought at http://www.ticnet.se
Price: 325 SEK
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 13:13
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 13:19
WTF! 
I just ordered mine but... what are they thinking about? On Luger it says tomorrow 09.00.. I'm almost getting a heartattack here!
I just ordered mine but... what are they thinking about? On Luger it says tomorrow 09.00.. I'm almost getting a heartattack here!
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 17:36
Just ordered mine as well 
Message in Swedish:
Funderar på att åka på Malmö spelningen kvällen innan också. Åker ner via Gävle---->Sthlm----->Malmö om någon är intresserad av samåkning
Har 4 platser lediga i bilen
Message in Swedish:
Funderar på att åka på Malmö spelningen kvällen innan också. Åker ner via Gävle---->Sthlm----->Malmö om någon är intresserad av samåkning
Har 4 platser lediga i bilen
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 19:34
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 20:56
I'd say sales are pretty slow if the chart shows the most tickets sold the last 24 hours. For instance, it's behind Sweden Rock Festival, the tickets for which went on sale in December. Also, goth-popsters might opt for the Morrissey concert the week before instead.
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 21:03
Oki, maybe you're right. But the offical release date for the tickets says 16/02.. not many people knows about the ticket sales at all and may have recently found out about it.. so, due to circumstances like these I think the ticket sales are going rather fine.
Sweden Rock Festival may have relased a new name today, I don't know, but they weren't on the list earlier today. Sisters were higher up than SRF a couple of hours ago.
Anyway, I really hope the sales are going fine, so the promoter realise they have done the right thing to book them and can do so in the future as well..
EDIT: While speaking of it, the Sisters climbs to no. 4.
EDIT 2: Alice Cooper was booked to SRF today. Am I nagging? Yes.
Sweden Rock Festival may have relased a new name today, I don't know, but they weren't on the list earlier today. Sisters were higher up than SRF a couple of hours ago.
Anyway, I really hope the sales are going fine, so the promoter realise they have done the right thing to book them and can do so in the future as well..
EDIT: While speaking of it, the Sisters climbs to no. 4.
EDIT 2: Alice Cooper was booked to SRF today. Am I nagging? Yes.
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 21:52
Number 3 now...
Most impressive.
But they are not accepting foreign cards as far as I have found out today
EDIT: no worries, thanks god for ATG
Most impressive.
But they are not accepting foreign cards as far as I have found out today
EDIT: no worries, thanks god for ATG
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 01:36
Number 2
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 01:44
So f**king cool.
Maybe Scandinavium would have been more appropriate? Ok, I won't exaggerate - but does anyone seriously believe that the sisters won't sell out Gothenburg & Malmö already in february?
Good night and sweet dreams
EDIT: I got mine and...they are now number 1!
Maybe Scandinavium would have been more appropriate? Ok, I won't exaggerate - but does anyone seriously believe that the sisters won't sell out Gothenburg & Malmö already in february?
Good night and sweet dreams
EDIT: I got mine and...they are now number 1!
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 08:58
Number 1!!!
And that's before they've released the Malmö tickets.. - which will happen in about 2 minutes.
And that's before they've released the Malmö tickets.. - which will happen in about 2 minutes.
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 11:09
Gothenburg #1 and Malmö #2, two hours after Malmö-tickets were released!
Better hurry up if you haven't got them...
Better hurry up if you haven't got them...
Posted: 20 Feb 2006, 21:36
Im going!
One question though: What is the capacity of this venue? Their webpage doesnt tell any secrets! I have heard everything from 1000 to 3000! IT IS bigger than KB in Malmö, thats for sure, but how much bigger?
One question though: What is the capacity of this venue? Their webpage doesnt tell any secrets! I have heard everything from 1000 to 3000! IT IS bigger than KB in Malmö, thats for sure, but how much bigger?
Posted: 20 Feb 2006, 22:02
The "Arena" page on http://www.ema.se says 1700-3200. But 3200 is unlikely, maybe they are counting a total capacity including every bar space etc. It's a very new (or renovated) place from what I can remember.
Posted: 23 Feb 2006, 14:59
Almost sold out!
http://www1.ticnet.se/EventList?eventSu ... rPage=null&
But you never know with Ticnet...
http://www1.ticnet.se/EventList?eventSu ... rPage=null&
But you never know with Ticnet...
Posted: 23 Feb 2006, 15:01
Depprocksfarfar wrote:Almost sold out!
http://www1.ticnet.se/EventList?eventSu ... rPage=null&
But you never know with Ticnet...
Ahh.. then my friends have to hurry up getting their tix.
Quite unexpected if this gig would sell out before KB though.
Posted: 24 Feb 2006, 14:53
Hmm, i'm "a bit" stupid regarding these things (i've never bought tickets to a concert abroad before) so could someone please tell me that if i buy the tickets from Ticnet can i pick them up at A Point Centralen which supposedly is located somewhere in central station (bus/train) of Stockholm, which would be very handy coz then i wouldn't need to start looking for the outlet in Gothenburg? It's my understanding this would indeed be possible but i'm really confused for trying to plan the trip already and can't be sure.
Thanks...
Thanks...
Posted: 24 Feb 2006, 23:29
Yup. Sometimes there is a last date for picking up tickets, however, so I would advise you to check with support@ticnet.se in advance.itnAklipse wrote:Hmm, i'm "a bit" stupid regarding these things (i've never bought tickets to a concert abroad before) so could someone please tell me that if i buy the tickets from Ticnet can i pick them up at A Point Centralen which supposedly is located somewhere in central station (bus/train) of Stockholm, which would be very handy coz then i wouldn't need to start looking for the outlet in Gothenburg? It's my understanding this would indeed be possible but i'm really confused for trying to plan the trip already and can't be sure. Thanks...
Posted: 25 Feb 2006, 07:39
Ahh, that's a good idea. Thanks!
Posted: 27 Feb 2006, 20:47
Trädgårn is now SOLD OUT!
http://www1.ticnet.se/EventList?eventSu ... rPage=null&
But KB in Malmö have sold out two times by now and still have tickets so you never know!
http://www1.ticnet.se/EventList?eventSu ... rPage=null&
But KB in Malmö have sold out two times by now and still have tickets so you never know!
Posted: 28 Feb 2006, 19:29
Standard Ticnet procedure. You have a couple of days to collect your tickets after you book them. I you don't collect them, you lose your booking and the tickets get available to the public again...Depprocksfarfar wrote:Trädgårn is now SOLD OUT!
http://www1.ticnet.se/EventList?eventSu ... rPage=null&
But KB in Malmö have sold out two times by now and still have tickets so you never know!
Posted: 01 Mar 2006, 10:11
So, one more thing to help the dumb first-timer...what's the best plan for getting somewhere close to front? Getting there way ahead of time?
Getting there way ahead of time?Posted: 01 Mar 2006, 10:56
sharp elbows, determination, total neglect of other people around you...
that or just being there in time
that or just being there in time