Pootle

For anyone who didn't manage to get tickets to see Robbie in Melbourne they have announced a 2nd show on 18th Dec. Tickets to go on sale next Friday.

Hels

Where did you see that???

Bordy

Here maybe.

http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/com...5E2902,00.html


The story should reach Bendigo by about Tuesday.

renth

Love it:

"Promoter Michael Chugg said Williams didn't take much persuading to add the show to his itinerary"

I just did the calculations based on 20,000 attending with $149 tickets

Robbie didn't take much persuading to earn an extra $3 million for a couple of hours work... :scared:

Pootle

Here it is: http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/custo...iams/RWGP.HTML

Tickets for Mon 18th Dec go on sale Friday 16th June.

From Chugg Entertainment website:
Australian promoter Michael Chugg today confirmed overnight negotiations with Robbie Williams’ management resulted in the stadium pop giant agreeing to extend his World Tour by a day and add another concert for Melbourne.

The Robbie Williams: Close Encounters World Tour, originally scheduled to finish in Melbourne on Sunday December 17, will now end in the same city a night later.

Robbie Williams will play a second concert at Melbourne’s Telstra Dome on Monday December 18 and tickets go on sale next Friday June 16 at 9am. The six ticket limit per transaction will apply.

The addition of Melbourne, and Sydney’s second – which rolled 45 minutes after the first went on sale on Tuesday – takes Robbie’s World Tour to a total of 47 dates in 44 countries and the seven Australian concerts puts us on equal footing with the pop-hunk’s number of shows in England and makes us the country with the most Robbie concerts outside his homeland.

“The fact Robbie loves Australia helped sway this important decision,” said Chugg. “And it’s clear, Australians love Robbie.”

Only robbiewilliams.com Inner Sanctum members will secure an internet presale for the second Melbourne concert and all other general public tickets will be available from Ticketmaster from Friday June 16 at 9am.

“The speed of sales and the mass number of tickets sold is a phenomenon like we have never seen in Australia before,” said Chugg.

“Robbie Williams is a super-star in its purest and truest sense and Australians have voted with their wallets, and frankly their hearts, to prove it so.

“Melbournians not wanting to miss out should get in quick.”