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Pink will be touring Australia next year in May/June with at least 2 shows here in Adelaide.

Internet tix go on sale next Wednesday.
The missus and are fighting over who gets to take our daughter!

Over the counter ticket sales are on sale from next Friday 31st October.
I think that due to popular demand, extra shows will go on sale, just like last tour that she had here last year. Done more shows on that tour than Kylie has done in Australia for any one Kylie tour.

I don't mind her

Wedgie wrote:Internet tix go on sale next Wednesday.
The missus and are fighting over who gets to take our daughter!

I actually got dragged along to a Pink concert and to my surprise i actually enjoyed it. I'm not a fan by any means but it was actually entertaining enough. I wouldn't buy her stuff or listen to it by choice but i've been to worse concerts.

I will take mrs Strawbs to see her I like her music alot

$170 a ticket, you gotta be joking.
She's way over-rated (by herself too)

Punk Rooster wrote:$170 a ticket, you gotta be joking.
She's way over-rated (by herself too)

With the exchange rate the way it is atm and the finacial markets the way they are, it is understandable that the tickets are going to be a bit higher then normal.

Punk Rooster wrote:$170 a ticket, you gotta be joking.
She's way over-rated (by herself too)

I haven't seen them that dear, Ive only seen the General Admission tix ranging between $99 and $129.
She's not overrated, some people like her, some people don't.
Not my style of music but I must admit I like her as she takes the piss out of herself and others and doesn't take the industry or herself too industry.

I enjoy her music as well. She was on Sunrise yesturday (Friday).

Answer me this- Where does Pink get off questioning the moral fibre of anyone??! E.g. George Bush, Jessica Simpson, Britney Spears etc..
If I had children, Pink would be one of the last people I would want them looking up to as a role model!

mypaddock wrote:Answer me this- Where does Pink get off questioning the moral fibre of anyone??! E.g. George Bush, Jessica Simpson, Britney Spears etc..
If I had children, Pink would be one of the last people I would want them looking up to as a role model!

Why?

rod_rooster wrote:

mypaddock wrote:Answer me this- Where does Pink get off questioning the moral fibre of anyone??! E.g. George Bush, Jessica Simpson, Britney Spears etc..
If I had children, Pink would be one of the last people I would want them looking up to as a role model!

Why?

Why what?

mypaddock wrote:Answer me this- Where does Pink get off questioning the moral fibre of anyone??! E.g. George Bush,

There would hardly be a person on Earth not qualified to question the moral fibre of George W Bush, the worst President in US history.

regards,

REB

As a fan of Rock who is into middle age, I have regrettably lapsed into 'it's been done' mode. I was watching a Pink film clip (Trouble Now? or something like that) and it struck me that Pink has stolen Billy Idol's act and image and has a similiar music style as well. For all Pink's efforts though she has yet to come up with anything that matches Rebel Yell, Hot in the City, Cradle of Love, White Wedding or To be a Lover.

However, Pink is one contemporary performer that I will actually watch rather than instantly reach for the remote as I would for say the much better looking Pussycat Dolls. So if a poor man's Billy Idol is a leading performer of this decade once again, my belief that Rock and Roll is dead has been confirmed.

regards,

REB

Parhaps the reason Rock and or Roll is deceased is the blurring of genres from one into another?

The once easy task of identifying or placing a group/act into a certain genre was easy. What is Pink? Pop,Rock,pop-rock?

Took the missus to see her last time she was in town and wasn't expecting much (I don't mind her music, but don't go out of my way to listen to it ... Except maybe "Who Knew").

Left thinking it was one of the most entertaining live performances I've ever seen (particularly for $90) ... I'd seriously recommend her concert to anyone looking for an enjoyable, energetic night out.

Punk Rooster wrote:$170 a ticket, you gotta be joking.
She's way over-rated (by herself too)

Agreed

Constance_Perm wrote:Took the missus to see her last time she was in town and wasn't expecting much (I don't mind her music, but don't go out of my way to listen to it ... Except maybe "Who Knew").

Left thinking it was one of the most entertaining live performances I've ever seen (particularly for $90) ... I'd seriously recommend her concert to anyone looking for an enjoyable, energetic night out.

My missus dragged me yelling and screaming too (well actually I purchased the tickets as I like P!NK), and the concert was fantastic. Have "back upped" her latest album and it's pretty good.....

As for the price, she'd have a set fee in USD so with the dollar being worth nothing, boom, up go the ticket prices.....

If my wife even asked me if I wanted to go to a Pink concert I'd be calling a divorce lawyer.