muzicmaster15

She works for AEG Live I believe. She must be something to do with the Meet and Greets/experience things they offer.

Couple of questions: 1. Where is the artist entrance at Wembley? I want to do a bit of gatehanging before and after the show maybe and can't see on any pictures where it may be. 2. I haven't got a Meet and Greet, but I'm meeting someone from AEG there for something (her name is Helen, if it's the same person every date). What time did people have to be there. She said that there is going to be a large banner there to meet her. Can't wait fro Wembley. It's going to be brilliant. It'll also be the first time I've been there, as I only go to Nottingham Capital FM Arena or Sheffield Motorpoint Arena :)

Where was that information from??

w9d_P76d5fU Not Giving Up from Nottingham Royal Concert Hall (Front Row)

^ I know. I was lucky I got away with the amount I did actually do! At least it was towards the end of the show. I was only going to film All Fired Up as well that show but that doesn't matter. I might film it at the Wembley show. I actually thought I would get told off for the amount of pictures that I was taking, as my camera was up MUCH longer than what I was when filming. I'm just compiling my pics and vids now so hopefully got some good shots!

^^No, I was in a blue checkered shirt. I might upload a couple of videos to YouTube soon. I recorded Up, but during the crowd part, I shouted out and sound a right loon, so that won't be going up, unless anyone knows how to mute my voice, because other than that, it's a quite good video! I've also got, Higher, Not giving Up and 3/4 of Ego (the steward bloke came to me and the bloke next to me and said we shouldn't be videoing, so I kinda stopped JUST before Vanessa's big note, so I'm slightly annoyed by that!) From Sheffield, I've got What Are You Waiting For, Work, Gentleman, If This Is Love, Walking Through The Desert, Chasing Lights and What About Us that my brother videoed for me!

Really! What seat were you?

^I was front row, seat 7! It was a really good seat. Nottingham's venue is brilliant, if you're in the first few rows. If you're front row, you can actually touch the stage you are that close! Would definitely recommend trying to get front row if you can there!

^I was at Nottingham as well. It was amazing. And it was much fuller than I imagined. I expected a few more empty seats, as the online seating plan didn't look that good, seat wise and the amount sold. I'd been to Sheffield on the Wednesday and we were 10x louder and up for it. I can't believe how good the show is. When What Are You Waiting For started, is was so euphoric. My mouth at both gigs was so dry and I screamed my lungs out! I think, although it would have been amazing for the tour to be a full arena tour, they are much better at the theatre tour. They can seem to command much more of the audience, and it actually felt in both venues that it was an arena! Even not having a band wasn't an issue! I was front row at Nottingham and every member waved/smiled at me and both gigs. Mollie is such a lovely girl. She waved a load of times and smiled, and even held out the microphone to me during Just Can't Get Enough in Nottingham. Una also interacted loads too, doing the Up movements with me! I'm so glad I caught that on camera! What did annoy me though was the couple of people to the right of me were sat down for the WHOLE show and only got up during the last minute of What About Us!

I noticed that, but I think the picture of Rochelle is taken from a larger one of all the band. Sorry for the low quality: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-jiYuDyHSYEY/UsLMFXlT7fI/AAAAAAAAAIg/al-p2VLBn4Y/s1600/djdndj.PNG

When is the best time to do a bit of hanging at the stage door? I'm wanting to meet them at either Sheffield or Nottingham, as didn't get VIP tickets (lord knows I tried, I had two computers to get me some to no avail!)

SPOILER! POTENTIAL PICTURE OF THE SET!

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^It'll say on you ticket whether there are any restrictions, but usually a normal camera is fine. As long as it's not a camcorder, or a camera that you can detach the lens or one of those massive ones then you'll be fine. Sometimes the venue website will have the terms on as well. Hope that helps :)

I suppose you've got to think about the other stuff like merchandise and possible extra sales of the album/singles when putting the Groupon deal into perspective. For example, I multiplied the 2,538 figure by £27.50 and that made just short of £70,000 extra pounds that they have received (minus a probable fee for the Groupon deal). For those extra 2,500+ people going to the tour, a fair few of them will buy at least the tour programme, so even though it might not look the best amount of tickets sold, but the extra income will be something that the girls will surely appreciate :)