Lindsey Buckingham to tour the UK in December

[Dodfather]

Originally Posted by gfd1963

All you ticket buying experts out there, is it better to buy priority tickets or wait? I managed to get fourth row for Fleetwood Mac buying priority but I get nervous if I leave it till general sale that I will get worse seats. Any views or advice please?

Edit: Just rang the Sage. Tickets not on sale here until 9th which is the day after priority opens on Live Nation but the lady at the Sage reckons I'll probably get a better seat if I book direct with them on the 9th. Dilemma!

Getting tickets directly from the venue, if possible, usually works out well. However, to get access to the Live Nation presale I think all you need to do is register with them and create an account - it's free. It's what I did for the Unleashed tour.

I'm generally a fan of just being online or on the phone at 9am on the day tickets go on sale, whether that be a presale or not.

Originally Posted by Phil Lee

I've had most success with pre-sales and the fact that I normally buy just 1 ticket. Find out how pre-sales are being run then buy the instant they become available.

Me too - something else that usuallyu helps you get a good one.

Originally Posted by Gypsy-Rhiannon

Live Nation presale on the 8th at 9am

Yup - see my subsequent message., Thanks though! I think we all noticed Lindsey's website immediately and we were quicker than Live Nation - haha.

[gfd1963]

Originally Posted by Dodfather

Getting tickets directly from the venue, if possible, usually works out well. However, to get access to the Live Nation presale I think all you need to do is register with them and create an account - it's free. It's what I did for the Unleashed tour.

I'm generally a fan of just being online or on the phone at 9am on the day tickets go on sale, whether that be a presale or not.

I'm registered with Live Nation so will give that ago on presale day. For the Unleashed tour I got 4th row but that was directly from the venue.

Are people usually allowed up front at Lindsey's concerts?

[Phil Lee]

Originally Posted by gfd1963

Are people usually allowed up front at Lindsey's concerts?

I'd guess there isn't much chance of going to the front at these venues. They are theatres for the most part which are not designed for standing at the front.

[gfd1963]

Originally Posted by Phil Lee

I'd guess there isn't much chance of going to the front at these venues. They are theatres for the most part which are not designed for standing at the front.

I have to agree with that. Oh well, it means I can be less particular about my seat if I don't have to make the dash down front.

[McTrouble]

Originally Posted by Phil Lee

I'd guess there isn't much chance of going to the front at these venues. They are theatres for the most part which are not designed for standing at the front.

Oh hell - but going to the front is what we want!

[gfd1963]

Originally Posted by McTrouble

Oh hell - but going to the front is what we want!

Couldn't it be a possibility at Leeds? I don't think it's fixed seating there. You know, looking at that list I am pretty impressed by the number of dates he is doing "up north".

[McTrouble]

Originally Posted by gfd1963

Couldn't it be a possibility at Leeds? I don't think it's fixed seating there. You know, looking at that list I am pretty impressed by the number of dates he is doing "up north".

I know, must have taken pity on us!

[gfd1963]

Originally Posted by McTrouble

I know, must have taken pity on us!

Well, I'm not complaining. I have a choice of four within a two hour drive