Posted by sam ward | March 29, 2011 9:56 AM | Reply to this
Love Patrick Stump but London's way too far :(
Posted by Lisarr | March 29, 2011 10:11 AM | Reply to this
how much are tickets????
Posted by dee | March 29, 2011 10:17 AM | Reply to this
why the fuck does nobody bother about coming to ireland.
Posted by Bronach Lafferty | March 29, 2011 10:18 AM | Reply to this
why are the one off shows never in Manchester or even the midlands where it's like just abit over two hours away for everyone
Posted by Ian | March 29, 2011 10:27 AM | Reply to this
if your that big a fan, just fucking travel..
Posted by zac | March 29, 2011 11:58 AM | Reply to this
erm zac, do you realise that maybe some people actually cant afford to just travel to london whenever theres a good gig on there. it doesnt mean they're not a big fan though. so shut the fuck up.
Posted by saz | March 29, 2011 1:02 PM | Reply to this
Zac
Yeah, we're in a lot of debt, I get paid about £400 monthly, that money has to go towards helping my mother and brother eat and stay alive and you're expecting me to pay to go to london because I'm "that big of a fan"?
Because things are black and white in your fucking world doesn't mean it is for everyone else.
Inconsiderate arsehole.
Posted by Matt | March 29, 2011 1:45 PM | Reply to this
@ian Manchester/Midlands is two hours away from everyone? Riiight...I'll have you know Manchester is AT LEAST 4 hours from where I live down South. I'm sorry, but that was a completely idiotic thing to say. London is the capital of the UK with LOADS of different size venues, it makes sense to do a one off show there.
Posted by LOL | March 29, 2011 1:48 PM | Reply to this
Agh, always London. I hope he comes back for a UK tour!
Posted by Erin | March 29, 2011 4:01 PM | Reply to this
patrick.... ..... .... best news.
guys guys. london is the capital of england and one of the most major and influential cities in the world..?!!!!
it's not rocket science to work out why bands play one off shows there instead of somewhere in the midlands...
also the promoter can charge more money in london. promoters love money.
also the artists fly in to london airports, so playing in london saves on transportation costs. otherwise you have to hire tourbuses/drivers blah blah blah, pay for fuel, etc... waste extra time/effort in covering unnecessary distance...
and before you say there is an airport in manchester... yes, there is. but artists have to do promo, and 90% of their promo is based in london.
logistics is the key, people.
although it is unfortunate that not everyone has the time and means to travel, zac's point is totally fair. lots of people DO have enough time & money, they moan but don't make the effort to travel. you can get shitty £5 fares on megabus which are probably comparable to the price buying a travelcard or equivilent in your local town. people who can feasibly get to shows should make the effort if they want to support an artist, rather than whining about why the artist isn't playing their hometown.
Posted by hm | March 29, 2011 4:06 PM | Reply to this
fails to mention that the venue doesn't allow under 18s.. :/
akljshglbja gjhgfl!!!! PISSED. :/
would've been amazing.. :(
Posted by chad.. | March 29, 2011 4:57 PM | Reply to this
Why!!!, i ain't payin travling money to see him, he should come to us, the fans. lazy much?
Posted by Pete | March 29, 2011 11:23 PM | Reply to this
I live in Newcastle & I am gonna do my best to be at Patrick Stump's show. I don't mind travelling to London. Patrick's worth it =D
Patrick Stump will make his UK live debut as a solo artist in May.
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