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RobH wrote:UK fans hold on tight
only one in 2012 but this will be a long tour! ; )

I like having you on the forum Rob!

Wendy

Are there any chances to see him in Greece?

wonderful news!

Hi I'm new 2 forum can ny 1 plz tell me is leonard playing belfast in september!

Mabeanie1 wrote:

RobH wrote:UK fans hold on tight
only one in 2012 but this will be a long tour! ; )

I like having you on the forum Rob!

Wendy

That does sound very promising; please let it be London

bean wrote:

Mabeanie1 wrote:

RobH wrote:UK fans hold on tight
only one in 2012 but this will be a long tour! ; )

I like having you on the forum Rob!

Wendy

That does sound very promising; please let it be London

That would be awesome. Royal Albert Hall would be perfect!!

Yiannis wrote:That would be awesome. Royal Albert Hall would be perfect!!

But why don't you recall UK outdoor venues? If I'm not mistaken, each announced concert before Sept. 28th would be open air.

Goldin wrote:

Yiannis wrote:That would be awesome. Royal Albert Hall would be perfect!!

But why don't you recall UK outdoor venues? If I'm not mistaken, each announced concert before Sept. 28th would be open air.

I know.. but hyde park has been already out-ruled.. I can't imagine a better outdoor place in london..

Yiannis wrote:I know.. but hyde park has been already out-ruled.. I can't imagine a better outdoor place in london..

Maybe a castle somewhere outside the capital (not nessesary in Scotland this time)?

I had assumed that the O2 or RAH would be the most likely if there is a London date due to their large capacity.

I guess it could be a stadium e.g. Wembley or Arsenal's Emirates (Springsteen played the latter a few years ago); would they be too big? capacity 80K and 60K respectively. The Emirates is probably out as the football seson starts again mid August.

My favourite London venues are the smaller ones such as Union Chapel, the Barbican and the Royal festival Hall but they would all be too small for Leonard given his popularity.

I find that the sight lines at the RAH are poor unless you are lucky enough to get tickets very close to the stage but it is certainly a beautiful building.

bean wrote:My favourite London venues are the smaller ones such as Union Chapel, the Barbican and the Royal festival Hall but they would all be too small for Leonard given his popularity.

Absolutely, Bean! What a treat it would be to see him in one of these. But, more realistically, my vote is for the Albert Hall. Even though the tickets would no doubt be hugely expensive, I'd rather attend just one concert with an element of comfort and intimacy, than spend the same money on a quantity of outdoor ones with all the attendant risks!

Mordy wrote:

bean wrote:My favourite London venues are the smaller ones such as Union Chapel, the Barbican and the Royal festival Hall but they would all be too small for Leonard given his popularity.

Absolutely, Bean! What a treat it would be to see him in one of these. But, more realistically, my vote is for the Albert Hall. Even though the tickets would no doubt be hugely expensive, I'd rather attend just one concert with an element of comfort and intimacy, than spend the same money on a quantity of outdoor ones with all the attendant risks!

He managed the smaller venue at Brighton. Fingers crossed he may do so again

What about Weybridge again? They all seemed to enjoy it, it's close to London and is an outdoor venue... Not so big either!

Hi Everybody, anyone hear of possible UK dates yet

kg7 wrote:Hi Everybody, anyone hear of possible UK dates yet

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