London, UK - O2 Arena- 12/16- CONFIRMED
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Sgt._Pepper wrote:
https://www.paulmccartney.com/news-blogs/news/paul-announces-uk-dates
Will actually be in London tomorrow (traveling from the US) and just curious as to where the arena is in London. Got busy 6 days in London with theater, ballet and seeing the sights. Looking forward to being in London during Christmas season.
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Yankeefan2 wrote:
Sgt._Pepper wrote:
https://www.paulmccartney.com/news-blogs/news/paul-announces-uk-dates
Will actually be in London tomorrow (traveling from the US) and just curious as to where the arena is in London. Got busy 6 days in London with theater, ballet and seeing the sights. Looking forward to being in London during Christmas season.
You'll have a great time, lots of stuff to see if you haven't been before.
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alexio91 wrote:
Yankeefan2 wrote:
Sgt._Pepper wrote:
https://www.paulmccartney.com/news-blogs/news/paul-announces-uk-dates
Will actually be in London tomorrow (traveling from the US) and just curious as to where the arena is in London. Got busy 6 days in London with theater, ballet and seeing the sights. Looking forward to being in London during Christmas season.
You'll have a great time, lots of stuff to see if you haven't been before.
Take the tube to North Greenwich. I believe it is the Jubilee line color coded gray on maps. The O2 is right outside the station.
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AXS have some tickets back on sale. They’re not great but better than nothing.
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NickESB wrote:
Does anybody know what time soundcheck is at on Sunday at the o2? Thanks!
I think soundcheckers have to be there at 3 pm. In Liverpool and Glasgow the soundcheckers had to be there at 3:30 pm and they started before 5 pm (early! for Paul). It starts as soon as he arrives,
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bernie1cat wrote:
alexio91 wrote:
Yankeefan2 wrote:
Sgt._Pepper wrote:
https://www.paulmccartney.com/news-blogs/news/paul-announces-uk-dates
Will actually be in London tomorrow (traveling from the US) and just curious as to where the arena is in London. Got busy 6 days in London with theater, ballet and seeing the sights. Looking forward to being in London during Christmas season.
You'll have a great time, lots of stuff to see if you haven't been before.
Take the tube to North Greenwich. I believe it is the Jubilee line color coded gray on maps. The O2 is right outside the station.
Yes, its the Jubilee line. Not sure where you are staying in London but if you get on the Jubilee line at Bond Street (Central Line) for example and just take the eastbound train (destination Stratford), you'll be able to get off at North Greenwich as bernie1cat has mentioned.
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Digbymg2 wrote:
AXS have some tickets back on sale. They’re not great but better than nothing.
Thanks for this heads up. And not to act smart, but as repeated during the initial ticket panic: no matter how hyped up "sold out" they try to make it out to be, for these massive events there are always tickets available closer to date, either officially or through (fair, fan-only) secondary ways.
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Today is the day!
It's now hitting me: the excitement, emotions and joy that seeing one of the greatest musicians of all time, one of my absolute favourite, y'know - HIM, can only bring. Throw in the fact that we in the UK don't have as much chances as seeing him live than, say, the USA (where he goes through every year) and having not seen him since 2015 - you can imagine just how precious these nights are!
Now, to see if I can find my 2010 Hammersmith Appollo gig T-shirt and if it fits.....
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I'll try to have my picture taken with this mural before the concert. Anyone else going there this afternoon?
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Does anyone have experience taking the night bus 188 from the O2 back to Greenwich? May be an option other than an hour walk (possible rain tonight) if the tube and DLR have stopped for the night.
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Have a good time everyone!
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Just seen on Twitter that Ringo is in the audience!
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Ringo and Ronnie Wood joined Paul for Get Back, wow!
We got 2 winners of a competition, but I'm not bitter....
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That was great to see; lets hope someone got a GOOD video of it!
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Here's one that includes Paul's introductions of Ronnie Wood and Ringo
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That was just awesome.
After Ringo left the stage, Paul said something like 'wait until it sinks in what just happened there'!!!
It really doesn't get any better than that!!!
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Having just seen the video posted above, my recollection quote was well off (!!!) however
"just gotta let that moment sink in" !!!!
"don't know how we're gonna top that"!!!!
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What an amazing evening. My seat (bought randomly though the AXS pre-sale) was the front row of a balcony, so I had an unobstructed view the whole time. Ringo sat across the arena from me and it was fun seeing his reactions during the show, such as clapping along to "Fuh You" and laughing at some of Paul's jokes.
It was quite surreal looking at Paul and Ringo throughout the evening, but when the extra drum kit was brought onstage and they played "Get Back" together (with Ron Wood) it was a dream come. I never thought I would ever see that, so it will forever remain the highlight of all my McCartney concerts.