According to See tickets, G-Mex on 23rd is sold out. Good job I have mine. wonder if it looks the same as during 10th summer?
my mate work on the g-mex box office and reckons some bloke with a curtain haircut and scouse accent bought 300 in one go. .
ta
According to Billy Bud who works at ticketmaster which sells the majority of G-Mex tickets.
Even seetickets' allocation is now sold out until ticketmaster sells all their tickets it's not sold out yet.
It's all standing, so it won't look anything like the Festival of the 10th Summer. Then they had an "arena" of about 3,000 in front of the stage where people stood (surrounded by barriers), with seats at floor level behind, and rows of higher seats around the sides and back, and it's a long way back. Also The Smiths performed in the afternoon, so it was bright inside during their set. I can't believe it was over 20 years ago. I haven't aged a bit!!!
They were not selling tickets at the G-Mex box office.
Brel - yes, Smiths came on around 5pm, no lights needed as it was pure daylight inside.
Did you go to Salford the next day?
The Goat
I was second row, loved it, still listen to the Virgin Prunes as well.
Blimey, I dont recall the VP's being there.....
I'm sure The Smiths came on about 5pm..... though like you say, it was 20 years ago and i was drinking their piss poor beers all day! We sneaked our own food in to keep us going the whole day though.
Remember when 60's heroes Wayne Fontana and The Mindbenders came on it was a welcome Q for the bogs.....
Am I corect in saying when Sandie Shaw played she had her own band or was it Johnny, Mike and Andy. I'm sure it was the former.
I also remember the Mexican waves coz i started most of them! (We were sat in the seated area to the right of the stage)
The Goat