You can get to see the girls plus Professor Green and Calvin Harris for 15 quid!
11:05, Friday, 16 April 2010
A very limited amount of £15.00 fan only tickets have just been released for a very special MTV show at The Roundhouse on Saturday 1st May.
BUY TICKETS HERE http://www.seetickets.com/see/price.asp?code=466798&userid={2E943D3E-B54D-4A32-B65D-ADABE09977A5}&filler1=see&filler2=art-srch
Calvin Harris will be playing his only headline London show before the festivals this summer alongside Sugababes and Professor Green.
These performances will be part of a special live show filmed by MTV as part of the Gaymers Camden Crawl festival.
Due to high demand from the fans not able to attend the entire festival, a small allocation has been made available to attend the Roundhouse show alone exclusively through See. Be quick!
BUY TICKETS HERE
http://www.seetickets.com/see/price.asp?code=466798&userid={2E943D3E-B54D-4A32-B65D-ADABE09977A5}&filler1=see&filler2=art-srch
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Friday, 16 April 2010
Thursday, 15 April 2010
Rocklife event - Anger as parents unable to buy tickets
Promoters deny they are to blame as poor sales lead to second day of Rock4Life event being cancelled
Anger as parents unable to buy children’s festival tickets
By Jonny Muir
Published: 15/04/2010
Parents yesterday criticised the organisers of a Highland music festival, saying they were unable to buy children’s tickets for the event.
One mother was told she could only buy adult Rock4Life tickets – double the price of children’s tickets – when she inquired at two vendors in Inverness.
It emerged on Tuesday that the second day of the inaugural festival at Whiteness, near Nairn, had been cancelled due to poor ticket sales.
Just 477 out of 20,000 tickets were sold, with acts including McFly, the Sugababes and Lemar, failing to “capture the imagination” of the Highland public.
Parents contacted the Press and Journal yesterday, blaming low ticket sales on the apparent lack of availability of children’s tickets.
One mother was told she could not buy tickets, costing £22.50, at two advertised sellers in the city-centre, Number 27 bar and a Highland Hospice shop.
Tobias Leask, of Caledonian Productions, which is organising the festival, countered the claims, insisting children’s tickets are available from both outlets, as well as Eden Court and the Eastgate Centre.
He said: “There is no problem with children’s tickets. I get reports daily and I can see that families are buying tickets.”
Karen Mackay, of Invergordon, who wanted to buy tickets for two adults and three children, said: “This is a family event, I presume, with the Sugababes and McFly, so why no children’s tickets locally?”
She said her only option was buying tickets through Ticketmaster, which she said would have incurred an 8% booking fee and a charge for postage.
She added: “I feel that having the only option of additional booking costs and postage certainly put me off and maybe this is why the event has not sold well?”
Another mother said: “We can’t buy children’s tickets anywhere. All the venues told us to purchase adult ones. The Sunday show would have been more fun for kids.
She added: “We have been waiting and waiting on the tickets to be sorted out, probably like hundreds of other parents in the Highlands.”
Rock4Life will now be a single-day event on May 1, featuring Status Quo, former Runrig singer Donnie Munro, Steve Harley and Cockney Revel and the Vatersay Boys.
Profits raised from the festival will be donated to the Highland Hospice, an Inverness-based centre for adults with incurable diseases.
Read more: http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/1691130?UserKey=#ixzz0l9kbSaxy
Anger as parents unable to buy children’s festival tickets
By Jonny Muir
Published: 15/04/2010
Parents yesterday criticised the organisers of a Highland music festival, saying they were unable to buy children’s tickets for the event.
One mother was told she could only buy adult Rock4Life tickets – double the price of children’s tickets – when she inquired at two vendors in Inverness.
It emerged on Tuesday that the second day of the inaugural festival at Whiteness, near Nairn, had been cancelled due to poor ticket sales.
Just 477 out of 20,000 tickets were sold, with acts including McFly, the Sugababes and Lemar, failing to “capture the imagination” of the Highland public.
Parents contacted the Press and Journal yesterday, blaming low ticket sales on the apparent lack of availability of children’s tickets.
One mother was told she could not buy tickets, costing £22.50, at two advertised sellers in the city-centre, Number 27 bar and a Highland Hospice shop.
Tobias Leask, of Caledonian Productions, which is organising the festival, countered the claims, insisting children’s tickets are available from both outlets, as well as Eden Court and the Eastgate Centre.
He said: “There is no problem with children’s tickets. I get reports daily and I can see that families are buying tickets.”
Karen Mackay, of Invergordon, who wanted to buy tickets for two adults and three children, said: “This is a family event, I presume, with the Sugababes and McFly, so why no children’s tickets locally?”
She said her only option was buying tickets through Ticketmaster, which she said would have incurred an 8% booking fee and a charge for postage.
She added: “I feel that having the only option of additional booking costs and postage certainly put me off and maybe this is why the event has not sold well?”
Another mother said: “We can’t buy children’s tickets anywhere. All the venues told us to purchase adult ones. The Sunday show would have been more fun for kids.
She added: “We have been waiting and waiting on the tickets to be sorted out, probably like hundreds of other parents in the Highlands.”
Rock4Life will now be a single-day event on May 1, featuring Status Quo, former Runrig singer Donnie Munro, Steve Harley and Cockney Revel and the Vatersay Boys.
Profits raised from the festival will be donated to the Highland Hospice, an Inverness-based centre for adults with incurable diseases.
Read more: http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/1691130?UserKey=#ixzz0l9kbSaxy
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Popslags have tickets to win for Sugababe launch party
GO TO POPSLAGS FOR A CHANCE TO WIN TICKETS
http://www.wearepopslags.com/win-tickets-to-sugababes%e2%80%99-official-album-launch-party/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=win-tickets-to-sugababes%25e2%2580%2599-official-album-launch-party
Win Tickets To Sugababes’ Official Album Launch Party!
February 24th, 2010 by Silvan
Sugababes (photo credit: Ellis Parrinder)
Heidi, Jade and Amelle are having a big party to celebrate the launch of their new album Sweet 7 (out on 15th March) and YOU could be there!
We’ve got three pairs of tickets for this amazing event up for grabs, which includes a performance from Sugababes followed by DJs and dancing.
It’s happening on 3rd March at the swanky Supper Club in Notting Hill, London from 9.30pm, with the girls taking to the stage at 10pm. Please note, this event is strictly over-18s only.
To be in with a chance of winning tickets for this amazing one-off event simply answer this question:
What’s the name of the current (3rd) Sugababes single off Sweet 7?
http://www.wearepopslags.com/win-tickets-to-sugababes%e2%80%99-official-album-launch-party/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=win-tickets-to-sugababes%25e2%2580%2599-official-album-launch-party
Win Tickets To Sugababes’ Official Album Launch Party!
February 24th, 2010 by Silvan
Sugababes (photo credit: Ellis Parrinder)
Heidi, Jade and Amelle are having a big party to celebrate the launch of their new album Sweet 7 (out on 15th March) and YOU could be there!
We’ve got three pairs of tickets for this amazing event up for grabs, which includes a performance from Sugababes followed by DJs and dancing.
It’s happening on 3rd March at the swanky Supper Club in Notting Hill, London from 9.30pm, with the girls taking to the stage at 10pm. Please note, this event is strictly over-18s only.
To be in with a chance of winning tickets for this amazing one-off event simply answer this question:
What’s the name of the current (3rd) Sugababes single off Sweet 7?
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