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May 21st, 2005 02:53 PM

JaggerLips

Getting membership to Rollingstones.com just so you can get tickets easier???

I live in the UK and managed to get tickets pretty easily for the Licks Tour on ticketmaster.

May 21st, 2005 09:01 PM

Gazza

it is if you want good seats for an indoor show and youre buying 3 or 4, plus if you dont use it, you get your money back. A much better system than the one they used on the Licks tour

If you want tickets for a theatre show, its basically the ONLY way you'll get lucky, short of a minor miracle.

The Manchester show you were at in 2003 was, in all fairness, possibly the easiest UK show to get tickets for as it was announced about 4 months after the initial London stadium/arena/theatre shows went on sale which were, at the time, widely believed to be the only UK shows theyd play that tour.
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