Green Day – Tickets Now on sale

Green Day has unveiled the North American venues for the group’s return to the road this summer, as well details of an extensive European leg this fall.

As previously announced, the stateside portion kicks off July 4 in Vancouver, hitting a handful of Canadian cities before dropping down into the US, and the two-month run will touch down in 37 cities from coast to coast through the Aug. 25 performance in Los Angeles.

After a month-long break, the Grammy-winning band will head across the pond for a 27-city European leg, including two-night stands in London (10/23-24), Birmingham (10/27-28) and Manchester (10/30-31). Green Day tickets are going to be on sale from 1st May, 2009. Get your hands on the best possible seats now…

JACKSON TAKES COMEBACK SHOWS INTO 2010

MICHAEL JACKSON has bowed to pressure from fans and extended his comeback shows to a mammoth 45-date run – the star will be performing in London until February 2010.

The Thriller hitmaker announced his return to the stage (05Mar09), unveiling a residency of 10 shows at the British capital’s O2 Arena in July.
More than a million fans registered to buy tickets for the 10 shows at the 20,000-capacity venue, with pre-sale seats snapped up within minutes of going on sale.
And due to the high demand for tickets the pop legend will now play 45 nights at the arena, spread out over eight months.
If the shows sell out, the massive residency – which dwarfs Prince’s 21-date run at the O2 in 2007 – will generate more than $90 million (£65 million) in ticket sales alone.
The shows, which Jackson insist will be his last in London, now stretch from 8 July (09) until mid February (10).

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MICHAEL JACKSON TICKETS SELL OUT AFTER NEW DATES ANNOUNCED

Tickets for Michael Jackson’s residency at London’s O2 Arena this summer have sold out, despite 11 extra shows being announced.

The Thriller star announced the concerts at the former Millennium Dome last week and confirmed ten dates at the venue on Monday.

But after pre-sale tickets sold out yesterday (Tuesday March 10th), the singer announced 11 further shows, only for tickets to again be quickly snapped up.

Jackson confirmed the This Is It concerts to a crowd of hundreds at the O2 last Thursday.

“I just want to say that these will be my final shows in London,” he explained.

“When I say this is it, this really means this is it.

“This is the final curtain call. I’ll see you in July and I love you.”

Michael Jackson’s This Is It dates are currently:

Wednesday, July 8th
Friday, July 10th
Sunday, July 12th
Tuesday, July 14th
Saturday, July 18th
Monday, July 20th
Wednesday, July 22nd
Friday, July 24th
Sunday, July 26th
Tuesday, July 28th

Saturday August 1st
Monday, August 3rd
Monday, August 10th
Wednesday, August 12th
Monday, August 17th
Wednesday, August 19th
Monday, August 24th
Wednesday, August 26th
Friday, August 28th
Sunday, August 30th

Tuesday, September 1st

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RIM and U2 announce tour partnership

U2’s forthcoming tour, “U2 360 Degrees”, will be sponsored by Research in Motion and its Blackberry smartphone range, it’s been revealed.

The high profile tour is claimed to feature innovative tech in order to present audiences with a “360 degree” of the band doing their thing, hence the name.

Due to kick off on 30 June in Barcelona, U2 will visit 14 Euro-cities, including ones in the UK, before rocking their way to North America and beyond.

U2 Manager Paul McGuinness said in a press release that the partnership is a “shared vision” between the phone co and the band:

“This tour announcement marks the first stage of a relationship and shared vision between RIM and U2 that we expect will lead to new and innovative ways to enhance the mobile music experience on the BlackBerry platform for U2 fans. We look forward to sharing more details as the relationship unfolds”.

U2 had previously enjoyed a close relationship with Apple with the band appearing on stage with Apple CEO Steve Jobs at press events in the past and creating a U2 special edition iPod.

Source: pocket-lint.com