Sugababes
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I'd be curious to know what the smallest venue is out of greed of wanting to see them in a more intimate setting.
Omg, I thought it was just me. Yes, she totally looked a bit emotional. I hope she is ok. You never know what someone's going through behind the scenes.
I'm hoping she's just really happy that they are back and touring.
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I kinda always love pictures when they're actually in the M-K-S formation.Looking great.
Just got home and OH MY GOD. This is amazing. Never thought in a million years they'd attempt any type of arena but I really hope they can pull it off.
Yes. I hate patrolling someone's emotions (we all have them, even me) but I hope she's excited to tour as a Sugababe in front of adoring fans, where she belongs.
Now it’s just a matter of getting tickets to the date I want (London) but, since I’m traveling from the US, any suggestions on another cute UK to spend a few days in?
Also, where are you guys seeing prices? Not that it matters in the long run because I’ve never paid anything less than a $75 (or, according to exchange rate, 65£) for a show.
Also, where are you guys seeing prices? Not that it matters in the long run because I’ve never paid anything less than a $75 (or, according to exchange rate, 65£) for a show.
Hammersmith Apollo in London will be the 'homecoming' show and likely have a pretty amazing atmosphere. If it's your first time in the UK I'd probably recommend London as it's pretty tourist-friendly with lots of stuff to do.
If you need a weekend show then I'd do Manchester or Edinburgh, both of which are decent.
If you're looking to join it up with London I'd do either Brighton a few days before or Edinburgh/Glasgow afterwards.
They were never able to fill these even in their heyday, but...maybe the Sugababes name will count for something here?
I'd be really surprised if there wasn't any new music to loop around the tour, even if it's just a single. I'm hoping it's a two pronged thing: sell tickets next week off the back of the name and then drop new music over the summer to give it a secondary bump. Something like 'Today' would go straight on the Radio 2 playlist by the sounds of it.
Rather than the MKS tour which was independently booked, Live Nation are involved with this one so they'll be advising management on stuff like this.
Stereoboard feeds off the website code for SeeTickets which is showing £46-47 per show apart from London which is £53.60. Nottingham Arena have also confirmed on their website.