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Residents' anger over Robbie Williams tickets give-away07/06/2006 - 18:01:14 Disgruntled residents from Dublin’s Croke Park region today hit out at the way the free tickets for Robbie William’s concert were handed out to the community. Ahead of the pop star’s Friday night gig, residents called for a better system to be put in place after hundreds of people spent hours queueing in a bid to avail of the tickets set aside for locals. Marian Bradley, who is from Clonliffe Road and a member of a residents’ committee, claimed: “There is an unruly system in place people are going up and walking away with eight tickets when it should be just two per household. “There is panic now.†But Peter McKenna, Croke Park Stadium director, said no person received any more than two tickets with each person having to present a household bill and identification. “€140,000 worth of tickets were given to the local community which is unheard of in any other stadium in Ireland or Europe,†he said. “What we would prefer to do is make a local donation into the community because no matter how many tickets we give out someone will be left disappointed.†Ms Bradley said the residents should be treated better due to the hardship they encounter due to concerts and football matches being held at Croke Park. “We have all the dirt and filth after the concerts, bottles thrown into gardens and people urinating in gardens,†Ms Bradley, who was looking for Robbie Williams concert tickets for herself and her son, said. “We can’t even take out cars out on match day. And elderly people are prisoners in their own homes.†The Croke Park Stadium gave out 1,600 tickets worth €140,000 in two lots - with 800 distributed from the ticket box at the stadium in the early morning, and the remainder in the afternoon. “The ticket booth opened and distributed all 800 tickets, other people wanted to wait. If people wanted to queue that is their right to queue,†Mr McKenna said, adding wristbands were given out so people could return home and come back. Ms Bradley said many of the hundreds of people queueing would be in favour of the tickets being raffled like for last summer’s U2 concerts. “The raffle had its own idiosyncrasies too, a lot of the applications got, despite of all the checks and balances, tend to be bogus so we thought it would be better if people came face to face. No matter how many tickets we give out they are not going to satisfy everyone,†the stadium director said.

Click on this link to see SOLD OUT and if you scroll down you will see SOLD OUT 6 times. Wonderful. I put my speakers on and listened to 'Tripping' my fav song. Listening to it and reading it got me all emotional :cry: GO ROBBIE they luvvvvvvvvvvv you. from Chugg Entertainment... www.chuggentertainment.com Tickets for the Robbie Williams: Close Encounters Australian Tour are now exhausted. Based on overwhelming response from the public, Chugg Entertainment are making all possible efforts to fit any additional shows into the Australian tour. If you missed out on securing tickets and are requesting an additional concert in your city, please register you deatils by clicking the above link and we will advise you of any updates via the email address you provide. Thank you

You have got another date for Melbourne Candygirl. Just been announced. Dec 18th :cheer: Tickets go on sale next Friday. Fans in frenzy over hot tickets Sandra McLean June 08, 2006 http://thecouriermail.com.au/common/imagedata/0,,5165407,00.jpg QUEENSLANDERS went into a ticket-buying frenzy yesterday with British pop star Robbie Williams's concert selling out in a record 30 minutes. Almost 40,000 of the 50,000 tickets for Williams's December 13 concert were sold yesterday. The concert will be the first major musical gig at Suncorp Stadium and the biggest pop concert in Brisbane since Bruce Springsteen performed in 1985. But there was anger among fans who could not access a jammed Ticketek site and then watched tickets go on sale on eBay for up to $1500. Even before the sold-out sign went up, tickets were being offered for resale online. One seller was offering two gold tickets to the Brisbane concert worth $149.95 each for $1475. It outraged concert promoter Michael Chugg, who said the scalping of tickets on-line was out of control. "It is the scourge of everything. There is no control over selling tickets on eBay," an angry Mr Chugg said. "Before we had even gone on sale people were offering tickets. It's crazy but there is nothing we can do because we cannot track who is selling them online. "The only thing we can do is make a public plea to people not to buy them." Mr Chugg was working to organise a second Brisbane concert to foil the ticket scalpers but he said the show would not happen unless fans made a stand. Anyone who missed out in the other capital cities are going to have to speak up to get their second chance," he said. 'With the gruelling schedule to build the stage in each city, its going to be tough to fit in any more dates but, if the fans want it, well ask for it. "If there's enough noise and the fans demand it we will take it to Robbie's people," he said. A second Sydney concert has already been announced. More than 75 per cent of the 50,000 tickets were sold through Ticketek yesterday. The volume of ticketbuyers caused problems with Ticketek's website yesterday with many fans unable to gain access to the sales section of the site. A Ticketek spokesperson said there were no problems with the site as so many tickets had been sold. However she conceded that luck was a major factor. "It can be a matter of timing - you need to hit the 'try again' button just when someone else goes off. It can be about luck." Brisbane mother Julie Ferguson said the old-fashioned way of lining up for a ticket was better than buying online. "I didn't want to risk it – I would rather queue up all night rather than miss out on Robbie Williams," she said. Mrs Ferguson queued from 9.30am on Tuesday morning and bought six tickets when ticket sales opened yesterday morning. The day got better when radio station 973FM reimbursed her for one of her gold tickets. "I would line up again for another concert I wanted to see,"; she said "I just don't think you can be certain of getting a ticket online any more."

Be an angel – plea to Robbie Mary Bolling 07jun06 HE wants to entertain you, and Robbie Williams' instant sell-out show has got promoters entertaining the idea of a second Melbourne performance. Yesterday, tickets to the UK performer's Telstra Dome show sold out in 25 minutes. But the 60,000 seats won't hold all of Melbourne's Robbie fans, and promoter Michael Chugg knows it. "We're discussing it with Robbie himself, and we should know if he's keen for a second show within the next couple of days," Mr Chugg said. "Last time Robbie was here he sold out Telstra Dome, but we didn't need a second show. "Obviously his reputation as an unbelievable live performer is growing." The December 17 Melbourne show is the last on Williams' Close Encounters tour, with the performer planning a break after it is over. Also Fans camp overnight Adelaide News. 07jun06 THERE are sure to be some bleary eyes around Adelaide today. Tickets to Robbie Williams' December 5 concert become available from 9am and we bet half of Adelaide was lining up from the wee hours to get their hands on them. Committed fan and Campbelltown mother of six Lindy Draper camped out in her sleeping bag at Ticketek on Greenhill Rd with friends from 12.30am. "It's something I haven't done for 20 years," she reminisces.

Australia have gone 'nuts' for him! :cheer: Brisbane has just sold out! Robbie fans angry From: AAP June 07, 2006 http://network.news.com.au/image/0,10114,5164981,00.jpg In demand ... Robbie Williams THOUSANDS of angry Robbie Williams fans are demanding to know why they missed out on tickets to his Sydney and Melbourne shows. More than 100,000 tickets were sold within 30 minutes for Williams's first Australian concert tour in five years. Concert promoter Michael Chugg told Seven's Sunrise concertgoers are facing an uphill battle because scalpers resell tickets on auction website eBay. "These people are now joining fanclubs so they can scalp tickets," Mr Chugg said. "Unless they publish ticket details on eBay, you've got no hope of finding out who has the ticket and that's the problem," he said. Tickets for Robbie's Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane shows go on sale this morning.

Another date added for Sydney, 1st concert sold out in 10 minutes :cheer: . Melbourne sold out in 24 minutes :cheer: a massive stadium is the Telstra Dome. The biggest I have seen. Tour promoter looking to add a 2nd date for Melbourne due to many disappointed fans that missed out. :( Brisbane Perth will be going on sale today. WELL DONE ROBBIE. AUSTRALIA LOVE YOU!

I think you are right Jupiter. Went to No.1 in Hong Kong. Fans go mad for Robbie http://network.news.com.au/image/0,10114,5164659,00.jpg Frenzy: Robbie Williams in concert June 06, 2006 TENS of thousands of fans locked up the ticketek.com website for the second time in a week today while trying to buy Robbie Williams concert tickets. Fewer than 60 people braved wet and cold conditions outside the box office on Elizabeth Street. A limit of six tickets a person were on sale for the concert at Aussie stadium on December 9. Avid fan Justine, her dog Chee Chee and five other diehards waited outside for two nights to ensure they were at the front of the line. Second in the queue Joan Gasbarini said Justine, who was fast asleep, became a new friend after they met during the long wait. They had arrived at 10pm on Sunday. To avoid internet congestion, Sydney tickets were only put on sale by Ticketek today. By 9.30am, there were 41 auctions for the tickets on eBay. Daily Telegraph, Australia

I know the link has been posted, but I was interested with what The Eagles charged for EACH concert ticket in 2004 :o Robbie's is not that bad compared for 2006!. Never mind about a holiday, is he thinking of retiring?, also South America is on the cards too. :cheer: and it has already been mentioned that Robbie is entertaining 3million people without all these added dates. Robbie to play Hong Kong gig British superstar Robbie Williams is set to play one of the most expensive concerts ever held in Hong Kong, with tickets selling for up to 2,480 Hong Kong dollars (318 US dollars), according to media reports. Pop star Williams, who first soared to the top of the British charts in 1995 with the ballad "Angels", will play his second-ever show in the city in November, promoters Midas was quoted by AFP as confirming. A report in the South China Morning Post said the former Take That star would be charging up to 2,480 dollars for VIP tickets, while the rest would be sold for between 500 and 1,000 dollars. Hong Kong concert ticket prices are notoriously high; the most expensive concert ever held here was by wrinkly rockers The Eagles who got a peaceful easy feeling out of charging punters 2,750 dollars per ticket when they played in October 2004. Midas said full details of the Williams show -- including date and venue -- would be released next week.

Had a great time too, only had eyes for the ball!! LOL I jest really, had eyes on one man for most of the time. It was a great day out and it was thanks to Robbie and Jonny with their idea gave 72,000 people a great day out over the Bank Holiday and gave something different to watch on TV for the many millions tuning in. It was fun reading all the banners too, I am one very proud Robbie fan. some great screencaps from fansupreme with thanks http://www.fans-supreme.de a breakdown of Soccer Aid the start of the TV show, playing a Place to Crash http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_042~14.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_054~14.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_083~4.jpg love his profile http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_077~5.jpg at Craven Cottage http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_052~13.jpg and don't you wish you were Sarah Cox? http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_021~19.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_013~22.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_017~24.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_053~11.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_076~3.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/normal_PDVD_063~11.jpg

well, actually I am kind of glad they did not show Robbie performing. It was a very wise decision IMO. After witnessing the great family day out event called Soccer Aid and then watching the Becks party it did nothing but leave a sour taste in my mouth, well, I just felt it was tasteless, tacky and for the love of anything decent do I really want to know about how well off the Beckhams are, most of the time I was thinking about the ordinary decent people who could not rub two halfpennies together and had to watch the Beckhams self indulgence. Thank goodness Robbie turned up in jeans.

jupiter, why didn't i think of buying on line. Best way to do it. Could not get a copy at all today. Unbelievable, and the sales lady said sometimes the record company do limit the stock because they don't want it to be a hit, sounds stupid to me, but that is what she said. So for the first time in years I have not bought a Robbie Williams single on the first day of release :angry: I am bloody annoyed. I love 'Our Love' right from the first listen, simple lyrics but an amazing melody and well crafted. His voice is exceptional. Really wanted to buy it today for the 'B' side. So very disappointed that I have not got it in my CD player tonight.

I think England are on for one big hiding, Robbie has defo got the weaker team :wacko: geez, an unfair advantage before we even start. some of the world's best players. Dunga, Zola Ginola and we have Gascoigne and Ferdinand, I say bring in Teddy Sherringham.

I can breath a sigh of relief knowing that they have sold so many tickets. Great Robbie the public are responding! :cheer: Just mention his name LOL. A great show tonight, I got sooooooooo excited and Rob looked his usual gorgeous self. Rock DJ, he sat like that again :blink: But why didn't they release 'A Place to Crash' this week. You would have thought that would be perfect seeming they are playing it all this week for Soccer Aid as the theme tune. geez, what is up with EMI :cry:

the press rubbish him so much, I think the public that read their comics have got so used to it that they take no notice of what they say anymore. The Mirror was great today, made a welcome change to read something nice about Robbie that is infact true. Poor guy, I do feel sorry for him, it must be awful to read what they write. He is human, just like they are (I think) and us. Guess they never give that a thought do they. As for the Newtons and Hylands, hope they get the sack! sooner the better.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y5/V24/1147963930702_0.jpghttp://www.itv-football.co.uk/Images/socceraid_3001.gif Forget the World Cup if you want to see some real talent on the football pitch and tune into Soccer Aid which starts on Monday on ITV1 at 9pm. Stars from the celebrity world including Robbie Williams, Gordon Ramsay and Ben Shephard will play alongside former football legends including Gazza, David Seaman and David Ginola in the name of charity Unicef. Presented by Ant and Dec, the daily 9pm show will follow all the players in both the England and Rest of the World teams as they look to prove they've got what it takes to be in the starting line-up for the big match, live from Old Trafford on May 27th. For tickets to the game on Saturday at Old Trafford, please contact Ticket Master on 0870 1626 883 Proceeds from Soccer Aid go towards UNICEF, for which England Captain Robbie Williams is a passionate ambassador. If you would like to get involved with Soccer Aid and charity Unicef please click here A GUIDE TO THE SOCCER AID STARS Robbie Williams In a career spanning over two decades Robbie has dominated the UK charts. He achieved worldwide fame in boy band Take That, whilst his solo successes include six number one singles, eight number one albums and an £80million record deal. Jonathan Wilkes Singer, actor and presenter, Jonathan Wilkes' television accolades include You've Been Framed and Love On A Saturday Night. Recently he has gone back to the theatre in shows such as 'Grease' and 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show'. Ben Shephard GMTV's Ben Shephard will be a familiar face for morning television viewers. His other credits include ITV's The Xtra Factor and Soapstar Superstar. Jamie Theakston DJ, presenter and actor, Jamie Theakston is currently hosting Heart FM Breakfast Show. Known for his presenting partnership with Zoe Ball he has also moved into acting and has appeared on both TV and in the West End. Ronnie O'Sullivan Famed snooker player, Ronnie 'The Rocket' O'Sullivan has won 18 major championships in his career. David Gray Twice Ivor Novello award winning singer / songwriter, David Gray's most famous album White Ladder reached number 1 in 2001. Bradley Walsh Bradley Wash has shown his skills as a presenter, a children's author and an actor. He is currently a resident of Weatherfield where he plays Danny Baldwin in ITV1's Coronation Street. Damian Lewis Damian Lewis is one of Britain's best Actors, earning international acclaim as Major Richard Winters in Steven Spielberg's Band of Brothers. Angus Deayton Comedian, actor, and presenter, Angus Dayton has fronted the satire TV quiz show Have I Got News For You and Bognor or Bust as well as acting in the popular One Foot In The Grave, and Nighty Night. Dean Lennox Kelly Actor Dean Lennox Kelly is best known for his role as Kev in C4's Shameless. Other acting credits include Tipping The Velvet. England Legends David Seaman David 'safe hands' Seaman is one of England's most loved goalkeepers. He spent the majority of his career at Arsenal and earned 75 England caps. Since his retirement he has also shown his skill on the ice in ITV's Dancing On Ice. Tony Adams Legendary defender Tony Adams captained Arsenal for 14 years and achieved 668 caps for his club. His 66 caps for England included captaining them to the semi-finals of Euro 96. Paul Gascoigne Paul 'Gazza' Gascoigne is one of Britain's greatest footballers and someone who holds a unique place in the affection of the British public. Playing for clubs including Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur, Lazio, and Rangers, he won the first of his 57 England caps in 1988 but it was at the 1990 World Cup Finals in Italy that he established his reputation as one of the most gifted players of a generation. Jamie Redknapp Jamie played for club sides Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Southampton. The son of football manager Harry Redknapp, he also earned 17 England caps. Les Ferdinand Capped 17 times for England, Les Ferdinand's phenomenal goal-scoring record at clubs including QPR, Newcastle, Spurs, West Ham, and Bolton earned him the nickname 'Sir Les'. He also scored the 10,000th goal in the Premiership. John Barnes John Barnes was one of the most famous English footballers of the late 1980s and 1990s with a club career that peaked with Liverpool where he won two league titles. Twice in his career he was voted Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year and also won the PFA Player's Player of the Year award. His England career encompassed 79 caps and 12 goals. England Manager Terry Venables has managed football teams for over 25 years. His management career included stints at Crystal Palace, QPR and Barcelona, before he took over at Tottenham Hotspur in 1987 where he led them to an FA Cup victory in 1991. In 1993 he became the England coach, guiding them to some fantastic performances in the European Championships in 1996. Rest of the World Team Gordon Ramsay Famously out spoken Scottish celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has won countless awards at his restaurant and caused plenty of upset on his TV shows, including Hell's Kitchen and Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares. Eddie Irvine Eddie Irvine, the ex Formula 1 driver who drove for Jordan, Ferrari and Jaguar and a man who - according to the Sunday Times Rich list - is also the 5th richest person in Northern Ireland. Patrick Kielty Patrick Kielty started his career as a stand up comedian in Northern Ireland. He is most famous for his presenting roles, which include Celebrity Fame Academy and Love Island on ITV1. Ben Johnson Infamous Canadian athlete, famed for his appearance at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. After achieving a world record of 9.79secs for the 100m he was disqualified after testing positive for steroids. David Campese Australia's David Campese is regarded as one of the greatest ever rugby players. He hit the headlines after walking naked down Oxford Street with a sign saying, "I admit the best team won," after wrongly claiming that England had no chance of winning the Rugby World Cup. Sergi Fedorov Russian born ice hockey champion Sergi Fedorov defected to the West in 1990. He now plays for the Columbus Blue Jackets in the USA. Alastair Campbell Alastair Campbell is famous for being Tony Blair's Chief Press Secretary. Born in England he chose to play for the Rest of The World due to his strong Scottish ancestry. Brian McFadden Brian McFadden first hit the charts in Irish boy band Westlife. In 2004 he embarked on a solo singing career. Craig Doyle Capital FM DJ Craig Doyle is best known for presenting BBC 1's Holiday show. In 2004, he also began hosting The Craig Doyle Show, an Irish travel/celebrity programme. Alessandro Nivola American born Hollywood actor Alessandro Nivola has stared in films including Jurassic park 3, Face/Off and Goal. He is married to British actress Emily Mortimer. Rest of the World Legends Gianfranco Zola Italian Gianfranco Zola played the majority of his career in Italy, before moving to Chelsea in 1996. He quickly became a club legend, helping them win domestic and European silverware. He won 35 international caps for Italy. Marcel Desailly Born in Ghana, Marcel Desailly emigrated to France with his mother. He played in the French and Italian leagues before moving to Chelsea in 1998. At Chelsea he played in 222 games, captaining 94 of them. An integral part of the French national team that won the 1998 World Cup, he played 116 games for the national side. David Ginola David Ginola has an extensive playing career that took in several clubs in his French homeland before he joined Newcastle United in 1995. He became known for his creative attacking football and enjoyed spells at Spurs, Aston Villa and Everton. He was capped 17 times for France. Dunga Carlos Caetano Bledorn Verri, aka Dunga, was one of the world's greatest football players. He achieved 91 international caps for Brazil and captained the 1994 World Cup wining side. Incredibly Brazil only lost 3 times when he was in the team. Lothar Matthaus Lothar Matthaus, the legendary German player, is the one of the most capped international players in football history with 150 appearances. As well as captaining the winning German World Cup side of 1990 he also holds the record for the most World Cup games played - 25 in all. Rest of the World Manager - Ruud Gullit Dutchman Ruud Gullit has a phenomenal football record, both as a player – twice winning World Footballer of the Year - and as manager. As a player he won 16 major tournaments whilst playing in the Dutch, Italian and English leagues. He also captained the Dutch national side that won the 1988 European Championships. As manager at Chelsea he won club's first major trophy in 26 years with the FA Cup in 1997 and also managed Newcastle. Maradona and Dunga will be appearing too. The show is on all week. ITV1 9pm. Practice match to be held tomorrow at Fulham Football Ground. with Matt Le Tissier and Glen Hoddle appearing as well.

some pictures from the show. and does he look hot or what!! oh, that body language :wub: http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_075~2.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_018~16.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_017~21.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_026~16.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_054~9.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_072~4.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_074~2.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_084~1.jpg with thanks to fansupreme http://www.fans-supreme.de

thanks Scotty - very clever to put them up like mini screens like that much better than just links. Love his performance of Ghosts on Jools Holland.

he said it last time in 2003. Robbie will do what alot of artists do, take about 5 years out and come back with a big tour again. This time we might have to wait longer than 3 years. I bet he would do one off concerts anyway. He has far too much creativity to stop altogether. My bet is on a Swing Tour. anyway, this must be the best article I have ever read. It brought me out in goosepimples, what a shame our press don't write things like this. Shame on the British press and all the c**p they write. ROBBIE'S CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH AUSTRALIA Robbie Williams, music’s man with the Midas touch who shattered the Guinness Book of World Records for the fastest, and largest, number of concert tickets ever sold in one day — 1.6 million when the European leg of his World Tour went on sale in November 2005 — is confirmed to tour Australia and will end his World Tour, Robbie Williams: Close Encounters, here. Promoter, Michael Chugg, today announced that the “world’s favourite entertainer and most dynamic showman ever seenâ€, would perform stadiums in December, playing the country’s five major capital cities. The “let me entertain you†stadium-pop giant includes Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane for the first time in five years, and plays Sydney and Melbourne. At Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium, Robbie will be the first international act to make use of its concert potential and big-crowd facilities. Chugg says of his concert coup of the year that “the country is expected to join the ticket-selling phenomenon already experienced in every territory where Robbie Williams’ concerts have gone on sale.†He sold out five London shows, each with a capacity of 75,000. His Leeds’ concert sold out in 90 minutes. Holland sold-out their four Amsterdam Arena gigs in a breath-taking 89 minutes. In Germany a mass of 20,000 fans braved the cold to line the streets of Munich waiting for tickets to go on sale at midnight! To cope with demand, and in an unprecedented Australian first, tickets will go on sale across two days. Sydney, sold via Ticketek, and Melbourne via Ticketmaster, go on sale June 6. Adelaide and Brisbane both from Ticketek, and Perth from Ticketmaster, follow on June 7. “Alternating the ticketing outlets on different days, in different cities, will provide the best buying opportunities for fans,†said Chugg. Tickets will be sold with a strict six ticket per transaction limit. An internet pre-sale through robbiewilliams.com Inner Sanctum is scheduled from May 25. Record-breaking ticket sales are expected for what will be biggest stadium production show to ever tour Australia. “This is a rare occasion where Australia gets the exact concert that will be seen in the Northern Hemisphere,†says Chugg. “Because of the size and complexity of this technological monster, they’ll be bringing two stage roofs and rigs from the UK which will run in tandem and leap-frog across the country.†57 semi-trailers will be on the road. 30 steel containers and 27 trucks will transport staging, production and the six 400amp generators needed to power the pop-hunk’s super-sized show in Australia. Robbie’s World Tour starts in Dublin on June 9 and visits 14 countries on 44 different dates and will finish in Australia. It is estimated his live audience will total 2.6 million. Chugg concludes, “I am very excited that Robbie, whose love for Australia is well known, has agreed to play our major cities.†Each of the stadium concerts will be a combination of general admission (GA) tickets and allocated seats in the stands. No alcohol or bottles (including plastic) will be permitted in the GA areas. Pocket-size and mobile phone cameras will be permitted. Concert information like maps, arrival and departure times, and public transport options will be broadcast and printed in local media closer to each concert date. The 50-million-world-wide-album-seller topped the charts in 18 countries with his latest, Intensive Care. The new single, Sin Sin Sin is out in Australia June 3. In a story of unparalleled success this Australian tour will ink another chapter in the story that is Robbie Williams. Don’t miss your chance to be a part of pop history-in-the-making!

come on Scotty, you can do better than that :D

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great news about it being No.1 on Amazon. Can I dare hope it will be more popular than I first thought. I must admit I loved listening to it on the radio, the single version is tons better than the album one. Love it now. Not too sure about the video though, I knew he would get comments about something. Although Christians didn't come into it though. Where the hell did they get that from? :huh: If they mentioned a Charles Manson theme or a 'Hippy' thing I could understand it. Stupid gits. Oh, the pc's of this country are really getting on my nerves :wacko:

it is on the music channels. Susie mentioned it was No. 140 getting voting peeps. Trouble is I think it is £1 per pop :cry:

anytime Twinkle Robbie in the last couple of years has always featured in the NRJ advert like this, guess he has the vibrance and energy they like

we know that most of what was written in the Mirror is what Robbie said on radio last week, which was all good fun, the Mirror and the Sun, don't like him much so they are bound to twist it around to how they like to have it come across. It annoys me too, but Robbie invites it, if it is true, what is wrong with seeing him perform one or two songs, it is not like we are going to be getting a whole hour of Robbie (I wish) Well, you know Robbie he will turn up now just to prove them wrong. Nice one The Mirror thanks for changing Robbie's mind. :D

a video clip of Robbie again promoting NRJ. France. He has the main spot again. :cheer: Quand tu écoutes ça, c'est NRJ !! Shakira, James Blunt, Robbie Williams, Black Eyed Peas... sur le web, sur ton mobile, sur ta Télé ou à la radio, NRJ est partout ! click on little camera on the left hand side. http://www.nrj.fr/videos/videos_exclus.php?id=3607 http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_003~29.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_005~25.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_012~21.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_020~15.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_022~12.jpg http://www.fans-supreme.de/coppermine/albums/userpics/10793/PDVD_028~14.jpg thanks to fansupreme for the pictures.