MSG isn't sold out.

That's exactly my point though. I conceded that this was always going to be the case at Hyde Park - it's just a shame they didn't do a smaller gig for people who actually want to hear new material rather than Hyde Park for the 4th time. Well, they did do three warm-ups plus Wolverhampton and Mode...

GA West seemed to be the correct ticket to be in front of the stage. I never got the presale email w/ password either.

Nope. Being international I was forced to pay to have them mailed. I don't leave until next Friday though so if I don't get them by next week I will contact them.

I'm officially booked so if anyone is looking to share rides, accommodation etc. for Blackpool and Llandudno, let me know.

Your guest can't make these shows? I'm available and I'll buy you beer all night!

I'm looking at flying over...I have tix for Blackpool and Wales but if anyone has any ideas on getting into Wolverhampton (ha!) and Glasgow, let me know.

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From my experience, Mumford and Sons fans are almost everyone except me.

Haha, me too...they're not a hipster or "youth" band at all. My friends are 25-45 and many of them are big fans (including a super goth nerd)...or at least were, they all seem to hate the new album.

I'm so gutted about this :( I checked my emails at about 12:08 on Friday and saw this, then clicked on the link and it said there were 8 tickets left... Before I could do anything they were all gone. If I'd seen the email sooner I totally could have got a ticket :( I don't understand why the page s...

I've been on the Blur mailing list for years but I guess because I'm not in the UK, I've gotten zero emails about the UK shows. The only way I'm finding out is through this forum and Facebook.

Good to know. As a non-UK resident, my tix for the other shows are being mailed to me.

Sent a message too. Currently pricing out travel and have tix for the two other warm-ups.

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Colleen Zeal wrote:Thanks for reading!

Thanks for sharing your great Blur story with us!

Thanks again! I forgot one detail about meeting them on our train in 2012 so I edited.

I was 15 in 1991 when I first saw the videos for There's No Other Way and She's So High on MuchMusic (Canada). They had a late-night program called City Limits that had a huge influence on my burgeoning music taste...it's where I first saw other British bands (shoegaze was big at the time), Soundgar...

As someone currently pricing UK flights, joking about a US tour isn't funny to me at all.