Well, the announcement is indeed a UK and European tour, 21 dates in all, with pre-sale at 11am today. I for one am very, very happy, can't wait until the 13th Jan to see them in Newcastle!
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QUEEN + ADAM LAMBERT – UK and EUROPE TOUR DATES 2015
Tue 13 January NEWCASTLE Arena
Wed 14 January GLASGOW Hydro
Sat 17 January LONDON O2 Arena
Tue 20 January LEEDS Arena
Wed 21 January MANCHESTER Arena
Friday 23 January BIRMINGHAM NIA
Sat 24 January NOTTINGHAM Arena
Mon 26 January PARIS Zenith
Thu 29 January COLOGNE Lanxess Arena
Fri 30 January AMSTERDAM, Ziggo Dome
Sun 1 February VIENNA Stadhalle
Mon 2 February MUNICH Olympiahalle
Wed 4 February BERLIN O2
Thu 5 February HAMBURG O2
Sat 7 February FRANKFURT Festhalle
Sun 8 February BRUSSELS Palais 12
Tue 10 February MILAN Forum
Fri 13 February STUTTGART Schleyerhalle
Sun 15 February HERNING Jyske Bank Boxen
Tue 17 February PRAGUE O2
Thu 19February ZURICH Hallenstadion
What a pity for iberian fans, no dates in Spain and Portugal... :(
Tue 13 January NEWCASTLE Arena
Wed 14 January GLASGOW Hydro
Sat 17 January LONDON O2 Arena
Tue 20 January LEEDS Arena
Wed 21 January MANCHESTER Arena
Friday 23 January BIRMINGHAM NIA
Sat 24 January NOTTINGHAM Arena
Mon 26 January PARIS Zenith
Thu 29 January COLOGNE Lanxess Arena
Fri 30 January AMSTERDAM, Ziggo Dome
Sun 1 February VIENNA Stadhalle
Mon 2 February MUNICH Olympiahalle
Wed 4 February BERLIN O2
Thu 5 February HAMBURG O2
Sat 7 February FRANKFURT Festhalle
Sun 8 February BRUSSELS Palais 12
Tue 10 February MILAN Forum
Fri 13 February STUTTGART Schleyerhalle
Sun 15 February HERNING Jyske Bank Boxen
Tue 17 February PRAGUE O2
Thu 19February ZURICH Hallenstadion
What a pity for iberian fans, no dates in Spain and Portugal... :(
yeah ,,, pity me :-((
no Barcelona, no Madrid ... damn it !!
well, I saw QPR in London and Rome ... and been many times to Paris and Germany, so ....
always wanted to visit Vienna :-)
no Barcelona, no Madrid ... damn it !!
well, I saw QPR in London and Rome ... and been many times to Paris and Germany, so ....
always wanted to visit Vienna :-)
That will be COLOGNE, AMSTERDAM and BRUSSELS... :-)
Vali wrote:
yeah ,,, pity me :-((
no Barcelona, no Madrid ... damn it !!
well, I saw QPR in London and Rome ... and been many times to Paris and Germany, so ....
always wanted to visit Vienna :-)
what a pity for me too, i´m from Madrid...
Italy:
2005: 4 Q+PR shows
2008: 2 Q+PR shows
2015: only 1 Q+AL show...
What a difference in their expectations. In addiction to this no show is planned in Spain, unlike the previous Q+PR tours.
The cause? Lambert sucks. He was fine to sell tickets in the USA, where people are addicted to shitty music.
I'm happy that Europe is still very different from USA.
2005: 4 Q+PR shows
2008: 2 Q+PR shows
2015: only 1 Q+AL show...
What a difference in their expectations. In addiction to this no show is planned in Spain, unlike the previous Q+PR tours.
The cause? Lambert sucks. He was fine to sell tickets in the USA, where people are addicted to shitty music.
I'm happy that Europe is still very different from USA.
alberbal12 wrote:
Vali wrote:
yeah ,,, pity me :-((
no Barcelona, no Madrid ... damn it !!
well, I saw QPR in London and Rome ... and been many times to Paris and Germany, so ....
always wanted to visit Vienna :-)
what a pity for me too, i´m from Madrid...
lo siento, amigo !! yo de Barcelona !!
la última vez en el Palacio de los Deportes de Madrid estuvo de P*** madre !! :-)
a ver si consigo ir a Viena o donde sea !
69 quid a pop for standing?? Wow
akan wrote:
What a difference in their expectations. In addiction to this no show is planned in Spain, unlike the previous Q+PR tours.
The cause? Lambert sucks. He was fine to sell tickets in the USA, where people are addicted to shitty music.
I'm happy that Europe is still very different from USA.
Or could it be that the promoter did not think they'd sell tickets in these countries because of the economy.
I understand people love criticising Lambert, but the Spanish and Italian markets aren't great for live shows.
Take Springsteen, for example. In 2013, he played just one Spanish show, even though the country has tradtionally been an easy sell for him.
I'll be at the O2, and maybe one other date (Brussels?), and will hopefully get some footage to contribute.
akan wrote:
The cause? Lambert sucks. He was fine to sell tickets in the USA, where people are addicted to shitty music.
I'm happy that Europe is still very different from USA.
Oh here we go <i>again</i> with the soon-to-be-once-again-unfounded predictions that the tour will conviently fail to sell. Get lost. The tour's going to sell very well, and you'll be eating your words soon enough, so get lost and take your negativity away with you while you're at it.
My gig is just 35 minutes( car) away....:) and four realistic options if the date doesn`t fit for me....I guess it will be the last time to see them in bigger venues....
Are Australia addicted to shitty music? Japan? New Zealand? What a stupid and rather ignorant generalisation. Oh, and they are playing QUEEN music. Is that shitty enough for you?
Spain isn't the best place right now so i can understand that decision. Of course for spanish fans is sad.
I hope Glambert is ill during the performance in Amsterdam and digital Freddie will be replaced.
Sounds great isn't it ?
Sounds great isn't it ?
NickESB wrote:
akan wrote:
What a difference in their expectations. In addiction to this no show is planned in Spain, unlike the previous Q+PR tours.
The cause? Lambert sucks. He was fine to sell tickets in the USA, where people are addicted to shitty music.
I'm happy that Europe is still very different from USA.
Or could it be that the promoter did not think they'd sell tickets in these countries because of the economy.
I understand people love criticising Lambert, but the Spanish and Italian markets aren't great for live shows.
Take Springsteen, for example. In 2013, he played just one Spanish show, even though the country has tradtionally been an easy sell for him.
I'll be at the O2, and maybe one other date (Brussels?), and will hopefully get some footage to contribute.
Economy doesn't affect Music so much, at least not for a Queen tour. Did you know that there's been an increment in the selling of the CDs in Italy during the 2013? +6/7 %. And it's the same for vinyls too.
So if people want to spend money to buy music / attend some show they do it.
Robert Plant gets sold out shows every time he plays here in Italy.
Same for our Italian rockers, like Vasco Rossi or Ligabue (they sells out whole stadiums of 80.000-100.000 seats, and the prices are not lower than the Queen ones).
Queen play in "small" places, 15.000 seats per sport palace about.
Selling a lot of tickes should not be a big problem if you do a long awaited tour. Phaller Williams just played 2 sell outs shows in Milan, a few days ago...
So if Queen planned just 1 date this is due to the lack of interest.