Re: Borderline gig

[Lisa Ash <chipaway@th...freeserve.co.uk>]

Also, try LondonTown.com for cheapy budget hotels.
xx


On 13 Jan 2006, at 03:05, gordon wrote:

  Make you right Jonathan.
  There is also a hardcore of 'gigers' that might go to ANYTHING around
these venues.
  It,s a punt on a sell-out though and I wouldn't want to miss out.
  I got 1-2 &3.
  Took a stroll around today meeself today to nail down about  
chucking-out
time and all.
  Seems like they have 10.30 Curfew on live music, bar extended if they  
have
club night.
  Jim Capaldi played in front of family ,friends and old, old fans afew
years back, and I remember a very relaxed atmosphere post-performance,  
which
is the dilemna facing anyone needing to get last trains etc.
  For those that don't, I made some enquiries.

  The good ol' Travelodge Drury Lane Has most types of room @ £75 that
night.They have Parking @ £15 a day, subject to blah blah blah,but if  
they
do, that ain,t bad, and five minutes walk from gig.

  Strand Palace Hotel, however has a standard twin that night @ £89,  
with 3
course meal AND Full English. Not bad. 10-15 minute walk. Safe.

  I only say AND Full English, because my final suggestion would be the
Fielding Hotel, but they don't do breakfast at all,Single @ £80,
  Double@ £100, Double WITH sitting room @ £130. Bit unusual I reckon,  
but
never stayed there, always wanted to. In any case, it's about half way
between the other two, is right behind Bow Street Magistrates Court  
where
Henry Fielding invented the modern Police Force, and should therefore  
be as
safe as South Sea Bubble.

  Bring it on !
  See you there
  G
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: "Jonathan Reynolds" <jon@th...freeserve.co.uk>
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  Subject: Re: [Blueplanes] Borderline gig


> Hmm... '122-123' eh?
>
> I bought a ticket yesterday afternoon from the box office (inside the
> Astoria) and that has '124' on it.
> Of course it could be a coincidence, but then again...
>
> I think the capacity of the Borderline is around 275, so I'm guessing
that
> about half the tickets may have been sold so far?
>
> Ticket sales will probably pick up a bit after Swagger hits the shops  
> on
> Monday, and when the band appears on 6 Music.
>
> I'm not sure I'd risk getting tickets on the door.
>
> Jonathan
> Btw there's a positive, if not glowing, review of the Swagger 2CD
reissue in
> the new edition of The Word (also a half page ad. too).
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
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>
>
> > For info; no idea if it means anything, but my allocation nr from
> > seetickets.com is 122-123. Tickets have yet to arrive, it has to be
said.
> > Simon
>
>
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