Tickets for the much anticipated concert in Denmark to be staged on Saturday 7th September finally go on-sale tomorrow, Friday 12th July at 10:00 (CET)
A number of different ticket types will be available;
- Normal ticket at 200 DKr (approx. £20, 27 Euro)
- Show buffet ticket at 750 Dkr (approx. £75, 100 Euro)
- VIP ticket at 1895 DKr (approx £190. 265 Euro)
For full details about all three different types of tickets, then
click here for more information.
You can order your tickets via the e-billetter.dk website, who will ship tickets overseas.
Click here for a direct link to the sales page for the concert.
Much more information about the concert will be featured online shortly, the delayed press conference which was mentioned in our last news item about the show has yet to take place, with no fixed date agreed upon at present. The official website for the concert is due to be up and running in the next day or so, hosted by TV2.
For fans who are waiting to book travel and accomodation for Denmark, we would wait just a little longer until the tickets are actually on sale, but make sure that you have your plans to hand. Despite the best intentions that the tickets will go on sale tomorrow, a last minute hitch is not beyond the realms of possibility. The final signatures for the concert contract are expected to be made today.
A number of different ticket types will be available;
- Normal ticket at 200 DKr (approx. £20, 27 Euro)
- Show buffet ticket at 750 Dkr (approx. £75, 100 Euro)
- VIP ticket at 1895 DKr (approx £190. 265 Euro)
For full details about all three different types of tickets, then
click here for more information.
You can order your tickets via the e-billetter.dk website, who will ship tickets overseas.
Click here for a direct link to the sales page for the concert.
Much more information about the concert will be featured online shortly, the delayed press conference which was mentioned in our last news item about the show has yet to take place, with no fixed date agreed upon at present. The official website for the concert is due to be up and running in the next day or so, hosted by TV2.
For fans who are waiting to book travel and accomodation for Denmark, we would wait just a little longer until the tickets are actually on sale, but make sure that you have your plans to hand. Despite the best intentions that the tickets will go on sale tomorrow, a last minute hitch is not beyond the realms of possibility. The final signatures for the concert contract are expected to be made today.
