I'll have a 2 month old, but I've already got the all-clear for an evening out. The O2 arena would've been more convenient and I can't really imagine 'em in a stadium, but eh, I'll take what I can.

So am I correct in thinking that if you're in the 10C lottery for this show you either get exclusive front standing or you're in the seats- whereas you could go general admission in the public sale and get a standing ticket (albeit not in the front area). Seems like there might be a lot of 10C seating tickets put up for sale??

Surprised they're doing a stadium. Never thought they were big enough. I suppose this is instead of doing 2x nights at the 02.

Yeah is a surprise. But I guess Milton Keynes Bowl was even bigger?

£160?!

Think I'll see how resale goes.

I didn't wait for presale. I remember balking at paying £80 for a Tom Waits show 15 years ago and I've never had a chance to see him again, so...

Crazy pricing though.

Yeah I paused for a moment. Up until now I don't think I'd paid more than 100 quid for a ticket. A few hovering around the 90 quid mark, might have broken 100 with fees I suppose. But to top 150... got me thinking how long until shows will be 200 a pop. Utter madness. Still, I won't be thinking about that on 29 June.

Ashcroft is decent support tbh as well. Been meaning to catch him ever since I decided to watch Moby rather than him at a festival 20+years ago.

No Amsterdam show this tour (probably will do more S.A, US and EU touring next year...) so I'm going to this London show. Which after one day only sold about ...half ??

Yeah lots of tickets left. I suspected it would struggle to sell given the price, and that it clashes with Green Day at Wembley and Glastonbury weekend.