Susie

Its been pretty phenominal hasn't it Jupiter..even Mr Chugg seemed taken back with the public response. We in the UK should be very proud of him.

ME :D

Robbie rocks again Claire Sutherland 08jun06 MELBOURNE will get a second Robbie Williams show -- the final performance of his world tour. The show will at Telstra Dome on December 18. Tickets will go on sale on Friday next week through Ticketmaster. Tickets for his first show, on December 17, sold out in 25 minutes. Promoter Michael Chugg said Williams didn't take much persuading to add the show to his itinerary. "We started talking about a week ago because we could see it was probably on the cards," Chugg said. "He loves Australia so much." More than 300,000 tickets for his Australian shows have been sold. Mr Chugg said there would be less tickets available for pre-sale for the December 18 show.

can;t wait.

lovely, thanks Scotty, that cheeky look and smile at the end, he's just got IT hasn't he..the rascal. :heart:

Thank you Twinkle, no raincoats then..brilliant.

Good news indeed. :cheer:

Robbie sells out fast 06jun06 THE highly anticipated return to Australia of British pop star Robbie Williams sent fans in Sydney and Melbourne into a ticket-buying frenzy today, with first shows in both cities selling out in 30 minutes. More than 100,000 tickets combined were sold by 9.30am (AEST) for the Robbie Williams: Close Encounters world tour at Sydney's Aussie Stadium and Melbourne's Telstra Dome in December. A spokeswoman for promoter Chugg Entertainment said they were shocked at the overwhelming demand for tickets. "We expected strong sales in Sydney and Melbourne, but nothing like this," she said. The demand meant an extra show in Sydney was added at 9.45am (AEST) and the spokeswoman said more than 85 per cent of the Sunday evening show had already sold. It's been five years since Williams toured Down Under. The current leg of the tour begins in Dublin on June 9 and will visit 14 countries on 44 different dates by the time it wraps in Melbourne on December 17. There was a strict six-ticket limit policy on sales today to avoid scalpers on-selling them at a higher price. Gold tickets started at $149.95 and the cheaper end of the scale was silver reserve at $99.95. Tickets for Williams' Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane shows go on sale tomorrow and the spokeswoman urged fans to get in early. "There has been a huge demand, all we can say is that fans need to get in early because they are selling fast," she said. Williams 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.

I could be wrong of course Scotty, but I do think he is quite popular in Hong Kong. :D

I was going to say that Jupiter, a definate theme there Robfan. Lovely though. Got any more. :D

Thursday. :D

No 2 Scotty and Jupiter, still not bad for a quiet week, although there was Soccer Aid to chat about. Delta Goodrum was No. 1 this week.

Well I hope the Ordinary Boys are not supporting Robbie at all anywhere. The reception they would get from me would not be 'cool'. :puke2: We will see if the OB fans have something to be cool about a year down the line from now. Besides, I have told my lads that Orson are appearing at Milton Keynes, and they are over the moon about it, far better than the Ordinary Boys in their opinion, they actually bought their latest album before I told them. So nope the OB have shot themselves in the foot. Orson is actually preferable

Thanks Scotty, and I hope to see some of you there, if not, I will be thinking of you all. :yahoo: Jupiter do they do jabs for 'Robbieitis' :D

Well Jupiter, I liked the way he looked..I hope he wears something like that on Friday. I wanna see the whole package, not all buried in a boiler suit like he wore in South Africa. :yahoo:

I have gold circle too, can't wait, we have to help him with the lyrics you know. Scotty can you tell me, do I need to take a mains adaptor to plug in my battery charger or is Ireland the same as the UK..thanks in advance. Enjoy everyone who is going. :cheer: :yahoo:

Do you think Jupiter, I don't mind anything really as long as it has a melody, which is why you won't find rap in my list or even dance stuff. which leads to yet another thought. <_< I am sure I have left off a fair few others from the list too. :D

Oh goodness me, thanks Scotty for those two clips of Tripping, its criminal what I am thinking and I should be ashamed of myself. Set me up good for the week ahead though..roll on Friday. :dance:

Still Our Love..going back to IC tomorrow though

Elvis Presley Bon Jovi Queen Red Hot Chilli Peppers GreenDay Frank Sinatra Musical Theatre Jack Johnson A bit limited I know, but I make up for it with loads of Robbie Williams :yahoo:

Yep indeedy getting me all excited for Friday there Jupiter, packing my bags as I write. I can't believe I will be seeing 'the man' this week. :dance:

I watched that show, the last one he did, I couldn't see it through, it broke my heart to see him like that. I sometimes think that 'stars' such as Elvis had to leave us early, I don't know why, I just do, just like Marilyn and James Dean and how ironic it was to be the same age as his beloved mother. :(

Happy Birthday from me too Sparkle :party:

I am a little anxious about it Aly, but it does show just how talented Robbie is, because he is so capable of changing directions and trying different styles. Fingers crossed for it. :D

I don't think so Scotty, but either way he is ploughing through it. :(