Value for money?

[rich p]

I jusy looked through the acts appearing at the Brighton Centre and the ticket prices

Michael Bolton £38.50
Moody Blues £32.50
Katie Melua £28.50
Keane £27.50
Status Quo £31.50
Premier League Darts £20
Leonard Cohen £65.00

I think the old groaner may be a bit over-priced

 

[Rhythm Thief]

I think you might be right, but then again I'd sooner pay £65.00 to see Len than £38.50 to see Michael Bloody Bolton.

 

[Kestevan]

I'd rather pay £65.00 and NOT see cohen then have to sit through 5 minutes of Bolton.

Besides if it's anything like the last dates Len played, the tickets will be hitting ebay for nearer £200.

 

[Dave5N]

Nonsense You could almost see michael twice for leonard once. Two for one.

Never mind the quality, feel the width!

 

[rich p]

I think you might be right, but then again I'd sooner pay £65.00 to see Len than £38.50 to see Michael Bloody Bolton.

I have to agree there, RT. Len's top price is actually £75!

Jools Holland and his Rhythym & Blues Orchestra at £31 is probably more to my style

 

[Rhythm Thief]

Come and see my band. We're free.

 

[Landslide]

Come and see my band. We're free.

You are Paul Rogers AICMFP.

 

[Dave5N]

Come and see my band. We're free.

Yebbut you're not playing till April.

 

[Over The Hill]

Sounding like my dad here but they all seem ridiculously over priced.

I hate the whole concert envirnment when you pay to hear someone sing and all you hear is the darf tart in the row behind singing along tunelessly.

Perhaps that is why the last live concert I went to was Elton John - back when he didnt have any hair!

 

[wafflycat]

Come and see my band. We're free.

The Mr. Humphries Tribute Band?