If I was pushed for a possible answer I would say it probably came down to money. Yes, but not in the way you seem to be suggesting. Wendy Why not? As has been stated, why couldn't AEG and whoever else involved have saved the gig at Hop Farm? After all it was money then that was the stumbling block...

Thermals in September??? :roll: Cohenadmirer summed it up well: Hope for the best and be prepared for the worst. I guess an alternaive would be a naggin (translation: Hip Flask) in the pocket but this may not endear you to the organisers. Not so much an "alternative" as an additional requ...

Sorry, what means "thermals"? Can't find it, just understand it's something keeping warm. Hi Gio.... "Thermals" is a shortened term for "Thermal Underwear" - you probably don't know what that is either :lol: Up here in the frozen North, we can buy underwear (vests and ...

monkey_girl wrote:Nobody?

you might have more luck on the "meet-ups" threads....

From Dublin. The evening skies are clear this week meaning its bloody cold sitting outside. I sat in a garden less than a mile from kilmainham this evening and it was far from comfortable due to the chill. So if you are travelling for his I suggest packing your thermals at the very least. And if yo...

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cohenadmirer wrote:Bear in mind that the accuracy of weather forecasts goes down after 5 days and at 24 days is arguably informed guess work !
Espscially so in the uk and ireland

In my bit of Ireland they're not even reliable on the same day...

Kali wrote:If you go on Acu weather it gives 24 day forecast. Looks like its going to be a mixture of sun, cloud and not too much rain

Fingers crossed then.... - any word on the midges...?

anne alexander wrote:Our tickets say Gates open at Kilmainham 4pm, but when we booked on Ticketmaster they had start time of concert as 4pm. Can anyone clarify for me? Anne Alexander

I don't know, but you may find an answer on the thread " what start time in Dublin"

I've had a look at the Eventim site, and I can't find a number for calling from overseas.... there is a link to email customer services, so you could do that and ask for a number you can use (or, ask them to call you, but I wouldn't hold my breath on that one... )

Help. Just heard the news but on holiday in Italy and, strangely, don't have my tickets with me, nor access to my computer. I have tried to call Eventim but am told that the number is not active. Any thoughts on how I can get my booking transferred to Wembley or am I already too late. Disappointed ...

my long range weather forecast has reached as far as 9th September..... hoping to find good news in a couple of days when it reaches the 11th....

sbreen wrote: Does anyone know when the sound check is likely to take place?
(Don't want to miss a single moment!!)

have posted an answer to this question in the other place you posted it...

sbreen wrote: Does anyone know when the sound check is likely to take place?
(Don't want to miss a single moment!!)

it will almost certainly be planned to be finished before the punters (you and me) get in, although you may be lucky to catch the end of it if they're running late.....

Who decides when a concert starts - the venue, the local promoter or LC management? the "usual" process is a negotiation between the local promoter and the tour management.... although sometimes it will be stipulated in the contract. I would hope the local promoter would be aware of (a) c...