Posted December 10, 200618 yr Off to Brisbane now (the home of our dear Ossy :dance: ) And here is Brisbane- http://i16.tinypic.com/2f058hc.jpg http://i16.tinypic.com/4gjcnzn.jpg http://i13.tinypic.com/3yn1feb.jpg http://i12.tinypic.com/2v1n21i.jpg I'm not jealous. Not at all. -_-
December 10, 200618 yr Author And here is Suncorp Stadium http://i16.tinypic.com/2ng8zeu.jpg http://i14.tinypic.com/2igydf7.jpg
December 10, 200618 yr Author From http://www.news.com.au/couriermail Stadium ready to rock Robbie Alex Murdoch December 10, 2006 11:00pm PROMOTER Michael Chugg is adamant there will be no massive queues, food and beverage shortages or transportation woes when Robbie Williams hits Suncorp Stadium this week. He said the venue was close to the city and was used to handling huge football crowds, with the public transport system primed and raring to go. "ANZ Stadium (which hosted the Irish supergroup) was always a hassle because of where it is and the limitations of transport," Chugg said. He said while Williams might be Suncorp's first concert since its Lang Park days, he had no doubt about its ability to cope with the demands of 52,499 screaming fans. "There's a lot of work going into it but it's not really a trial for us," Mr Chugg said. "I would hope we'll be able to do more shows here because I'm tipping Brisbane will be the show of the tour." Mr Chugg said the best management and production team had been employed to bring everything up to scratch at the stadium before Williams's arrival. He said the star's travelling set, which was three years in the making, took 200 crew, 360 tonnes of equipment and a fleet of trucks and buses almost a week to assemble. It includes two giant scorpion tails measuring 66m by 26m, eight giant tusks made from 6800 LED blocks and a 125m video wall. Suncorp Stadium general manager Alan Graham said Williams's crew had begun transforming the venue yesterday, ahead of the singer's performances on Wednesday and Thursday nights. "That will ramp up tomorrow and obviously over the next couple of days," he said. "What we need to do is make the venue user-friendly for them so that their specific needs and requirements are met." Mr Graham said stadium staff had been sent to several of Williams's other Australian performances to get a feel for the act, to make sure everything ran smoothly on the night. He said Queensland law required Williams's show not exceed a 100-decibel limit inside the stadium and 70 decibels outside, with a Government-hired contractor sitting with the sound crew at all times to ensure those restrictions were not breached. :unsure: Mr Graham said extra staff had also been employed at the stadium's call centre to deal with all public complaints including noise. Mr Chugg said, due to a rearrangement of the stadium setup, there were still good seats available in Gold and Silver Reserve. Contact Ticketek on 132 849 or www.ticketek.com.au for more details.
December 10, 200618 yr Still tickets available :unsure: off to book my flight! :yahoo: Lets hope everyone at the back of the stadium can hear Robbie ;)
December 10, 200618 yr Would be great to fly to Brisbane together !!! :dance: Not that it will happen :cry:
December 10, 200618 yr Yes it would be great! :dance: I don't think either of us are keen on flying anyway :lol:
December 10, 200618 yr Author We could all go in Scotty's magic plane. :dance: We'd be there and back in time for dinner. :lol:
December 10, 200618 yr I've see Supermans plane....it's big enough for all his angels :lol: :P ^_^ :o :o :o :o
December 10, 200618 yr Scotty plain again in action. :yahoo: After we have been on Twinke's party, now we all are going to Brisbane. :yahoo: Good. B) I'm ready. -_- :D
