If you live in London, now you know how all us Northerners feel every time TD play a concert Dahn Sahfant wrote:Won't be able to make this unfortunately. Have just ordered the two new cd's and to pay for the concert, hotel, rail fares, food and drinks etc for the gig would be too much in the current climate. A shame because I think this will be the first time that I have not been able to see the band in over 30 years!! Shame they can't do a second one in London!! Any way, am sure you will enjoy it and hopefully I will be able to live it through a future DVD release!!
Pity you'll miss the show though. Train services even from Stoke to Manchester are rubbish. Last one back is something stupid like 9:30pm
Whatever happened to the old days (1980's) when me and my mates were able to get back to stoke on an 11:30/00:00 train
Booked !!!!! Well pleased to see Dream back in Manchester !!!!
It would of been nice to have gone since I've never really been outside of London on all my visits there. This will be my first miss since my first visit across the pond for the London Eye concert in 2008. I hope to fly across the pond next year to see my favorite band. Until then I am hoping that Edgar will bring TD across this way to the states to play a gig or two here. I know there are alot of fans in the states that would like to see TD play once more. Or a few more times. 
