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    • Kings Of Leon at London Hyde Park (Wednesday 30th June 2010)

      The time is nearly here!

      Next Wednesday evening (30th June 2010), Kings Of Leon will take to the stage to play their massive London Hyde Park show. The supporting line-up has now been confirmed via the official KOL site as: The Black Keys, The Drums, The Whigs and The Features.

      Still looking for tickets?

      As I write this blogpost Ticketmaster, SeeTickets, Ticketline and TicketWeb appear to be sold-out (although it’s worth constantly checking these sites daily/hourly in case any get returned in the days leading up to the concert)

      The other option – if you are prepared to pay more than the face value of £47.50 (which worked out at £52.25 each inc. booking fee) – is to buy from a third-party seller:

      The current prices when I just checked earlier (Fri 25th June) were:

      • viagogo from £66.00 (save extra 5% discount using code WONDERWALL)
      • GetMeIn from £77.00
      • Seatwave from £79.00

      GetMeIn is a service from Ticketmaster, whilst Seatwave and Viagogo are also reputable companies – in case you need reassuring just Google how well customers were treated last year when Michael Jackson sadly passed away – these companies offered hassle-free refunds. Personally I would not use any other third party companies (other than these three) to buy tickets. There are so many scam ticket sites that you need to be very wary of before parting with your hard-earned cash.

      Check the current prices via these links:

      viagogo Seatwave GetMeIn

      Use our Viagogo voucher code to save £20 on Kings Of Leon London Hyde Park tickets

      viagogo are currently running a voucher/coupon code promotion for Brit Award winners, that will take £20 off the price of tickets on their website. As you’ll know, Kings Of Leon didn’t win anything at this year’s Brits … however we’ve discovered the voucher code BRITS20 still works and will still save you £20. We’ve just spoken to a viagogo representative and they’ve confirmed that it’s fine to use this code on their site for Kings Of Leon tickets!

      What this means is you might be able to get tickets for less than face value – given that as I type this post (at 10:09am) the current lowest ticket price on viagogo is £59.99

      Use voucher code: BRITS20
      Code expires: 3rd March 2010
      The BRITS20 code above has now expired.

      However – you can grab a 5% discount off all viagogo tickets by using the coupon code WONDERWALL. Discount code expires 1st Sept 2010.

      » Click here to buy Kings Of Leon tickets from viagogo

      Tickets now onsale for Kings Of Leon at London Hyde Park

      Tickets have gone onsale at 9am this morning for Kings Of Leon’s concert at London Hyde Park. You can purchase them right now from Ticketmaster

      Tickets are priced at £47.50 plus a booking fee of £4.75 per ticket (=£52.25).

      Update: Fri 19-Feb @ 09:10am SeeTickets are showing as SOLD OUT already for this concert!

      Update: Fri 19-Feb @ 09:17am Ticketline are also now showing as sold out for this concert

      Update: Fri 19-Feb @ 09:25am TicketWeb have also sold out of their allocation

      Update: Fri 19-Feb @ 09:29am I think Ticketmaster have now sold out too. When trying on their website all I can get is "Sorry, no exact matches were found, but other tickets may still be available." I guess this means the entire London concert is now sold out… impressive stuff given that the capacity of Hyde Park concerts is usually around 50,000 and they’ve only been on sale for 30 minutes!

      If you’ve missed out on the general sale you can still purchase tickets from third party resellers (although you may have to pay more than face value). Currently all three sites listed below have availability from around £60: viagogo, Seatwave and GetMeIn:

      viagogo Seatwave GetMeIn

      Leave a comment if you’ve managed to purchase Kings Of Leon tickets today, or let us know your experience trying to get hold of them – we’ve found the SeeTickets, Ticketline and Ticketmaster websites incredibly busy this morning.

      Kings Of Leon announce details of massive London show at Hyde Park in June

      Kings of Leon have this week announced details of a huge UK summer concert to take place in London’s Hyde Park. The headline show is scheduled for Wednesday 30th June 2010.

      According to details on the presale page on Live Nation’s site, it looks like the event starts at 2:30pm and "under 16s must be accompanied by an adult". I believe this concert is part of the annual Hard Rock Calling series of events… officially only Pearl Jam’s day (25th June) has been confirmed so far on the Hard Rock Calling website (Pearl Jam have Ben Harper, Wolfmother, The Hives on their day, so I’m guessing other bands on Kings Of Leon’s day will be announced shortly?). I went last year to see Neil Young at HRC and it was a fantastic day out – beautiful sunshine, great music and overall the event was well organized.

      On the official Kings Of Leon website there is a link through to the presale purchase page – which is currently live… however, at the bottom of the page where you select your tickets, it describes this as a ‘Fanclub Presale’

      The general admission would appear to be priced at £47.50 plus a booking fee of £4.75 per ticket (=£52.25). For UK customers postage is £3.25 for standard mail or £5.25 for Registered Mail. For customers outside the UK, DHL International Delivery is £9.75. Alternatively there is an option to collect at the venue for £3.25 (please read the full T&C before purchase as often promoters state the cardholder needs to be present when collecting tickets). This info can be found on the presale page.

      Ticketmaster SeeTickets viagogo Seatwave

      If you miss out on tickets during the exclusive pre-sale, tickets will be going on general sale at 9am this Friday morning (19th February). The official site states they’ll be onsale through livenation.co.uk – so I’m not sure if that means exclusively through Live Nation, or whether places like Ticketmaster, SeeTickets and Ticketline etc will have an allocation to sell?

      Alternatively if you can’t get hold of tickets this week you’ll undoubtably be able to find tickets on viagogo, Seatwave and GetMeIn. (edit: there’s already tickets listed for sale on viagogo)

      If you find out any further info on the Kings Of Leon London Hyde Park concert please leave a comment! Any ideas of support bands etc? Let us know if the presale page works for you, or if you’re waiting for the general sale. Good luck!

      Update: Wed 17-Feb @ 19:31pm
      Ticketmaster list the Fanclub Presale booking period as starting today at noon and ending Friday morning at 8am (Start: Wed 17/02/10, 12:00. End: Fri 19/02/10, 08:00). Also they list the actual concert start time as 4pm. SeeTickets list the event as HARD ROCK CALLING – KINGS OF LEON, so I think it’s safe to assume that it’s part of the series of events under the Hard Rock Calling banner (even though that hasn’t been mentioned in press releases/new stories I’ve read elsewhere so far). It does indeed look like you’ll be able to buy tickets from normal ticket agencies on Friday morning as both Ticketmaster and SeeTickets have landing pages set up on their sites.

      Update: Thu 18-Feb @ 15:31pm
      Ticketmaster appear to have a Absolute Presale at the moment whereby you can grab tickets via this link (edit: link has now expired)

      Update: Thu 18-Feb @ 18:11pm
      @LiveNation have just Tweeted that their presale is now sold-out! "Stop press! We’ve just sold out of presale tickets for Kings of Leon in Hyde Park – who managed to get their hands on tickets?!"