Posted on Sep 8, 2010
Kings Of Leon have announced plans to play a string of massive UK arena dates in December:
13-Dec-2010 Manchester MEN Arena
14-Dec-2010 Sheffield Motorpoint Arena
16-Dec-2010 Birmingham NIA
17-Dec-2010 Birmingham NIA
19-Dec-2010 Sheffield Motorpoint Arena
21-Dec-2010 London O2 Arena
Tickets will go on sale Friday morning (10th Sept) – more details as we get them…
Update 1: tickets went on a 48-hour pre-sale this morning at 9am (Wed 8th Sept)
Update 2: For the Manchester/Sheffield/Birmingham dates the pre-sale tickets seem to be £40/£50/£60 for seats, and £50 for standing. There’s a booking fee £4 each, and a transaction fee of £2 (seats) or £4.80 (standing)
On Ticketmaster’s website the London show is priced at £47.50/£55/£65 for seats and standing is £55. Booking fee is £4 per ticket.
Posted on Jun 25, 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 VGGWONDER5)
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.
