I went for the cheapest tix at the London O2 show in July, which was about £65.
Maybe it's my inherent stinginess that feels narked it was double what it was in 2009 when I first saw them, or that a standing ticket was another £40 on top of the £75 range that the 2022 summer stadium shows are. But it's almost by the by to moan about gig tickets at this moment in time given how much the price of them has skyrocketed since covid. Bloody covid.
On the cheaper end I saw tribute act The Fillers at a club in Milton Keynes a year and a half ago, who Ronnie has jammed with before. That was good fun.
Tbf the only one I saw as well as this and left off was Foo Fighters in Cardiff. Was a great show but hurt by two factors - the fact I got stuck in appalling traffic to get to Wales and the sound system being iffy for the first few songs where I could only hear vocals and drums, which given Foo Fighters use more than these two items meant it was a bit thin sonically. When I moved places it was much better.
Little gutted I missed most of Wet Leg - I only saw the last two songs but they sounded great. Much better than when I saw them open for Pulp in '23.
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