Germany, Austria and Sweden Dates

[Rollergirl]

I don't care about Stockholm, I live too far anyway but I am glad that if they decided to have only one show in Sweden they didn't choose Stockholm. Similarly, I wouldn't like them to play just the one gig in France and it to be in Paris, etc. The capital of one Country is NOT the country.  (especially if I don't live there   )

[Mossguitar]

Come to Oslo too/instead! Mk is very popular here. Everybody knows who he is! It's an extremely nice city, and the show is located in an outdoors public bath in the corner of a huge, spectacular and beautiful sculpture park. It's a part of the very nice Norwegian Wood music festival, so you'll get to see many other bands as well.
Just click here: http://www.norwegianwood.no/
And here: http://www.vigeland.museum.no/no/vigelandsparken

You can go to Oslo from Copenhagen, Malm

[Love Expresso]

Well, the Hamburg show will cost 71,65 Euro, that will include 6,35

[border_reiver]

Of course it's worth paying up when you want to clinch a good seat, but what is this worth when there is standing only? Do they mark your spot on the ground for you?

Did you read this at all before posting? 

[ingridswing]

Standing gigs is just queue early, very early 
Because unfortunately they don't have reserved area's for mk.com buyers, I wish they had then we have much more time in the pub in Amsterdam  BTW: Who is going to do the driving??

[Love Expresso]

Did you read this at all before posting?  

Not sure who are you talking to? Hamburg is seated...

EDIT: BTW, the topic says: GERMANY, Austria and Sweden, so I think I am able to post a Hamburg related post. Don

[Rollergirl]

WTF???    I just noticed a 13+ age limit for the Swedish gig!  I know it's standard in Sweden but I don't think it applies to outdoor gigs? I've seen John Fogerty there a couple of years ago and there was loads of kids... I have emailed MK.com, asking them to check out, but I might have to go to Denmark after all!

[Mossguitar]

WTF???    I just noticed a 13+ age limit for the Swedish gig!  I know it's standard in Sweden but I don't think it applies to outdoor gigs? I've seen John Fogerty there a couple of years ago and there was loads of kids... I have emailed MK.com, asking them to check out, but I might have to go to Denmark after all!

Or Oslo! The Nowegian Wood Festival is perfect for kids! Nice, friendly and calm atmosphere, lots of space, opens at 12, ideal for picnics etc. Ok, I'll stop now )

[Rollergirl]

Well, it is confirmed, I have emailed the promoter, minimum age is 13! Idiots!
Oslo, yeah why not? Although Copenhagen is much closer (that's if they do play there!)

[Mossguitar]

This is from the festival's web site:
IF YOU LIVE OUTSIDE NORWAY
You can order your tickets on-line at www.billettservice.no Contact Billettservice to order tickets by phone: (+47) 815 33 133
or e-mail your order to: billettbestilling@billettservice.no


Children under 5 yrs.: free of charge
Children 5  - 12 yrs:
NOK 100 (SEK 116, EUR 12, GBP 11) + ticket fee, if accompanied by adults.

www.norwegianwood.no

Adults: NOK 650 (SEK 760, EUR 75, GBP 68) + fee

Morten

[Rollergirl]

Vive la Norvege! 

[Love Expresso]

This is the pic that German concert promoter Marek Lieberberg has on his website to promote the Get Lucky tour.

LE

[allen]

Well made, thanks.

[Pottel]

nelly or samgolden does that better

[JeroenvG]

Looks like he watched very good to Chris Rea his new cd: