Take That weekenders

well, have looked at tickemaster and it tells me no tickets.  Not that I have fundage/anyone to go with, but I can dream

eta - I see, it has singles, £44

L
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Oh Hole, I shall add you and then I'll tell you who I was refering to

Last night was fabulous.  I really enjoyed Lady Gaga, I thought she was really good.  Would die for her figure, it is amazing.  Didn't bother getting there for Gary Go though.

Saw James Morrison at their opening night in Sunderland and I thought he was good too.

They rock.

I went last night and it was Amazing!  Lady Gaga was ok, we thought she was lacking in  stage presence.

TT were fabulous from the very beginning and the clowns and the build up to trying to work out how they were going to get to the middle bit.   I cried when they first came on.  My friend I was with upset someone stood in front of him as he kept hitting her in the head with his excitement.  Oops.  They were possibly the best gig I've ever seen, ever.  We all came home declaring we can never see anything else live ever again as it'll never beat last night.  Shame it took us 2 hours to get home though.

We went Friday night and it was amazing, we were in the gods but the atmosphere was brilliant, would do it all again tonight..I am not even a big fan but they really give you a show and we all felt that we had seen something wonderful. Tried to get back to see Kasabian at Eden but didn't get back early enough but I am seeing Paul Weller  and Florence and the Machine next weekend so all good

I went on Saturday and it was a spectacular show.  Did anyone else take part in the 'carrier bag message' ?- didn't quite work as it was meant to

From bbc.co.uk

Take That have concluded their nationwide Circus Live tour with a show at London's Wembley Stadium.

Beginning in Sunderland on 5 June the month-long tour has been witnessed by more than 1 million people.

Speaking to Radio 1's Chris Moyles following the final show, Gary Barlow confirmed the band will tour again.

He said: "We want to do some more, we want to go back out again. We'll come at it fresh next time and see where we go."

Barlow also confirmed that the live show won't be visiting Europe following the success of the 20-date UK tour, saying it was "just so expensive to travel it".

He added: "It was an emotional night for us - this isn't the end."

The record breaking tour has seen 1, 080, 000 people witness the extravagant gigs as fans spent £50 million on seeing the reunited boy band.

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God only knows how they will top this.  Part of me thinks they need to do something completely different - maybe small unplugged gigs or something (but then tickets would be a NIGHTMARE to get hold of, so they can only do this if I get a ticket!)

I went last night and it was awesome. Would have been even better if I could actually have seen half of what was going on We were right up the top but on the side by the stage so the view of the screen was pretty rubbish. I was hoping they would put the goal end TV screens on but seemingly not.  Like the level 4 seating at the O2, I think it's one to be avoided in the future.

I went last night and it was absolutely brilliant!  A million times better than I expected!

And I now have a little crush on Jason Orange.

I've never realised just how lovely his face (and body) is.  And his voice is lovely too.

I'm an emotional wreck this morning.

I had to travel back to Manchester this morning and I am absolutely knackered!!

It was excellent. We were on the pitch just to the left and in front of the middle stage. We got a fab view of them there, about 15-20m away. I could see them on the stage, but it was a bit hit and miss with hands and heads getting in the way.

The whole thing was excellent. I had a heeyuge lump in my throat during Rule the World... especially because of Howard crying. Its been making me feel emotional ever since. (soppygit)

They all looked hot. And so happy. What a night.

And I want that elephant.

I went on Friday too - we were standing between the rear lighting tower and the small stage so we had a pretty good view.

It was the most amazing show - I also cried when the fireworks started - it was so brilliant that I couldn't bear the thought of it being over.

I'm feeling a bit low now as I was looking forward to it for so long and now it's over...  Like HH and Lois I've turned back into my TT obsessed 13 year old self.  Mr E thinks I'm being daft but I told him that I've been in love with Take That for far longer than I've been in love with him so he'll just have to accept it.

I can't wait to get home and listen to the hour they played on Radio 1 on the iplayer

I am getting annoyed with myself now that I still feel so...not sure...emotional?  It's not RIGHT, I am never like this. 

L
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