Free ticketed concerts

Published on November 26, 2003 By gobbi In Music

Atomic Kitten are coming to New Zealand this Saturday. Now ok, who wants to admit that they actually like their boppy and "must dance to" music. But hey, its exciting for NZ (btw i am one of the people that admit to liking their boppy and mdt music). Anyway, where was I? Oh yes, free tickets. Atomic Kitten thought they would follow a trend of giving a free concert where you cannot buy tickets, but can ONLY win tickets. This is fun and everything, but come on.....think about it. Why do that?? People who absolutely love Atomic Kitten, may not be able to make it. What if they can't get through to the appropriate radio stations, win tv competitions, or have the right people skills to get their hands on these free tickets? I know that I'm just being a bit petty and puril, but ITS NOT FAIR!!!!!!

Comments

martymart

on Nov 26, 2003

Ive also heard that free ticketed concerts are always the best, especially when it comes to the manics

they had their HMV instore gig earlier this year when they released 'lipstick traces' - entry by armband only
then there was the carling live homecoming gig which was also legendary
im not sure if james acoustic gig was free - i think it was.

anyways where am i??? oh yes

i do know you like atomic kitten and then i start to sing their songs down the phone....... ahem

also being an overseas act offering free tickets in this country is like a dog who speaks norwegian - very rare indeed.

im sorry you cant go sweetie

even if you are the oldest teeny bopper in the world

betty!

on Nov 29, 2003

OMG atomic kitten were so good!
it was a dream come true!!!

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