Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 10:24 am
it was lessbergen-dreamer wrote:I've heard it said that there were around 3.500...hansx wrote:And how many were there after all?
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Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 10:27 am
somewhat ironic that TD usually get about 2000 people to come to their gigs in London (with advertising) and yet WIV entertainment didn't do a single advert for the RAH bash and TD get a 1000 more turn up. Got to love that complete collapse in the fan basehansx wrote:Still wonder if that is enough to cover the costs.bergen-dreamer wrote:I've heard it said that there were around 3.500...hansx wrote:And how many were there after all?
Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 10:46 am
yes indeed. The RAH name does make wonders.24db wrote:somewhat ironic that TD usually gets about 2000 people to come to their gigs in London (with advertising) and yet WIV entertainment didn't do a single advert for the RAH bash and TD get a 1000 more turn up. Got to love that complete collapse in the fan basehansx wrote:Still wonder if that is enough to cover the costs.bergen-dreamer wrote: I've heard it said that there were around 3.500...
But I guess also makes a gap in the wallet. 
Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 5:25 pm
I thought the $ for RAH wasn't all that bad. The fee and shipping wasnt as high as I expected it to be. I think I paid more for the Berlin gig.hansx wrote:yes indeed. The RAH name does make wonders.24db wrote:somewhat ironic that TD usually gets about 2000 people to come to their gigs in London (with advertising) and yet WIV entertainment didn't do a single advert for the RAH bash and TD get a 1000 more turn up. Got to love that complete collapse in the fan basehansx wrote: Still wonder if that is enough to cover the costs.
Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 8:21 pm
better value than Paris....those prices were insane, Berlin wasn't exactly cheap either...but at least I was on holiday in the City at the time (Always a bonus)tdream4ever wrote:I thought the $ for RAH wasn't all that bad. The fee and shipping wasnt as high as I expected it to be. I think I paid more for the Berlin gig.hansx wrote:yes indeed. The RAH name does make wonders.24db wrote: somewhat ironic that TD usually gets about 2000 people to come to their gigs in London (with advertising) and yet WIV entertainment didn't do a single advert for the RAH bash and TD get a 1000 more turn up. Got to love that complete collapse in the fan base
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 4:17 am
The moring before the concert I've asked the lady of the RAH ticket sale how many tickets there were sold, she told me around 3500.24db wrote:it was lessbergen-dreamer wrote:I've heard it said that there were around 3.500...hansx wrote:And how many were there after all?
I did a sightseeing tour in the RAH that morning.
Peter
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 9:38 am
very nice Peter...it was still less thoughpb2rdf wrote:The moring before the concert I've asked the lady of the RAH ticket sale how many tickets there were sold, she told me around 3500.24db wrote:it was lessbergen-dreamer wrote: I've heard it said that there were around 3.500...
I did a sightseeing tour in the RAH that morning.
Peter
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 9:50 am
3499 
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 9:51 am
that's better...keep goingbigmoog wrote:3499
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 9:56 am
3498.5..... if you count the other half24db wrote:that's better...keep goingbigmoog wrote:3499
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 9:57 am
If you're going to make a joke about it I'm off...to a private forumbigmoog wrote:3498.5..... if you count the other half24db wrote:that's better...keep goingbigmoog wrote:3499
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 10:06 am
24db wrote:If you're going to make a joke about it I'm off...to a private forumbigmoog wrote:3498.5..... if you count the other half24db wrote: that's better...keep going
Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 9:24 pm
I'm actually puzzled that the promotion for the hole concert was practically non existent, I don't think there was even a poster outside the venue itself. I'm sure TD could have filled the place with the odd ad in the music press and a few strategically placed posters. However, it was a fabulous concert nonetheless.
Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 9:29 pm
sadly this was all down to WIV entertainment, who without fail balled up the entire tour. At one time I emailed them...and they were as confused if not more so, than the rest of us.Mac cuber transfer wrote:I'm actually puzzled that the promotion for the hole concert was practically non existent, I don't think there was even a poster outside the venue itself. I'm sure TD could have filled the place with the odd ad in the music press and a few strategically placed posters. However, it was a fabulous concert nonetheless.
Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2010 12:56 am
If they were confused, maybe that's down to the information they were given.24db wrote:sadly this was all down to WIV entertainment, who without fail balled up the entire tour. At one time I emailed them...and they were as confused if not more so, than the rest of us.Mac cuber transfer wrote:I'm actually puzzled that the promotion for the hole concert was practically non existent, I don't think there was even a poster outside the venue itself. I'm sure TD could have filled the place with the odd ad in the music press and a few strategically placed posters. However, it was a fabulous concert nonetheless.