The Webb Sisters @ London UCL Bloomsbury: 15/5/2011

[Laura]

From what I understand, it is the same thing with this, Paula: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=25226

Laura

[mydoglorca]

Paula

Isn't this the Keith James show - see the thread just below?

[Paula]

Thanks Laura and Mydoglorca - I had missed that other thread completely

[Heike]

Seems I was right about the presale. The Webb Sisters have just put this new link on Facebook: http://www.allgigs.co.uk/view/event/373 ... _2011.html

Thank you for the link, John!
However, when I select the tickets and click "Buy Tickets", there is only one option for delivery, i.e. "Postal delivery for UK customers". Is there no other option such as collecting them at the Box Office?
If not, what can I do as a non-UK resident?

Thanks for your help everyone

[John Etherington]

Hi Paula, I think the "Leonard Cohen Night" is the Keith James sings Leonard Cohen show that is mentioned a few threads down in this News section.

[John Etherington]

Heike -There's an e-mail link where you can ask your question. It's: enquiries@allgigs.co.uk Perhaps you could post their response, here?

[gilly-rjd]

If you go to www.allgigs.co.uk and buy tickets from 'gigantic' link, tickets are £17.50 and postal charges are £2.00. AND 10% of profits go to Oxfam.
Worth giving Ticketmaster and friends a miss??
Gilly

[liverpoolken]

heike

i've pmed you

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[John Etherington]

Best link for Webb Sisters Bloomsbury Theatre tickets (they still have front stalls): http://www.gigantic.com/gigantic/home_t ... sters.html

[Heike]

For all of you interested, Gigantic's customer service replied to me:

"We can send the tickets to Germany yes. The tickets aren’t in stock yet. You should expect them about a month before the event."

[sturgess66]

http://www.stereoboard.com/content/view/163909/121

The Webb Sisters Announce 'Savages' CD Launch London Concert & Tickets

Thursday, 03 March 2011 Written by Jon Stickler



The Webb Sisters - who won widespread acclaim on the Leonard Cohen world tour – will be performing a special one-off CD launch concert at London Bloomsbury Theatre on Sunday May 15th.

Ingénues yet thinkers, the sisters' youthful energy and musical training combine in adventurous, lyrical and emotionally enthralling performances that will now be captured in London’s Bloomsbury Theatre.

Their singing and playing (harp, guitar, mandolin and more) draw from the folk and pop traditions of Britain and the United States. The Webb Sisters have recorded two albums, building a following in the UK and achieving album and record of the week on iTunes and BBC Radio Two.

Most recently, The Webb Sisters were honoured to be touring and singing with one of their idols, Leonard Cohen, and have recorded their new album, 'Savages', with multiple Grammy-winning producer, Peter Asher.

The new CD includes several songs written by the girls, plus their version of Leonard Cohen’s ‘If It Be Your Will’ and 'Savages' will finally be released in the UK on Proper Records on May 9th.

The Webb Sisters represented the UK at America's 400th Anniversary celebrations, contributed songs to several major TV shows (most recently "Cane" on CBS), recorded a new song for a Judy Collins tribute album alongside the likes of Dolly Parton and Rufus Wainwright, and have performed on major concert tours with artists such as Jamie Cullum, James Morrison and Jason Mraz.

The Webb Sisters will play the following UK show:

May 15th 2011 – Bloomsbury Theatre, London (Doors 7.30pm)

Click Here to Compare & Buy The Webb Sisters Tickets
http://www.stereoboard.com/the-webb-sisters-tickets

[Mordy]

Tickets for this are now available through the Bloomsbury Theatre website (linking to tickets.com). I was just offered 3 tickets in row N - right at the back of the stalls with £2.50 per seat booking fee added and then postage. Then went to Gigantic to see what they were offering - and got 3 seats in row C for more or less the same price. So, thanks, John, for that info. The best option now would probably be, if you're in the area, to pop into the theatre box office and see exactly what they're offering.

[John Etherington]

I received my Bloomsbury ticket today, from Ticketmaster (which was the best option, when they first went onsale). So if you did the same and your doorbell rings at some unearthly hour, you may find a heavyweight securicor man standing at your door with the results of your £5.00 Ticketmaster surcharge!

[Laura]

So who is coming to this show? What about some kind of meetup?
I have a ticket for this, but I was thinking to trade it for a Birmingham one, as that's where I live now and it would be easier for me; on the other hand, going to London if there is a meetup and friends there sounds more atractive...
Laura

[Mabeanie1]

Hi Laura

I am going to the show but I have absolutely no idea where would be a good place to meet up. My knowledge of Bloomsbury is limited to bus routes and taxi short cuts from 10 years of commuting between the Midlands and London via Euston station! Can anybody suggest a good location for a meet?

Wendy