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Hey guys we have some tickets for tonight’s show!


Anybody want one? Sorry last minute but we just got word.


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Tim Speakman

I have one but if it’s a back stage pass let me know 😂

Diverscott

I wish I could. LOL!

Joshua Wharton

if I could teleport over I'd take one! 😁

Carol Nelson

I could not make it in time 😂

Randy Andrews

I can’t swim fast enough. 😩

William C Gregson

Young whipper snappers waking me up at 6:48 AM 😖 Have a great time tonight DPA

Andy Heard

Love too but the logistics would be impossible. 🤣 Travelling down to London on Sunday ready for the show Monday. Our first ever The Warning live show 😁 ⚡️🤟⚡️

Nick Witting

Anyone old enough to remember the Tomorrow People would wish we could 'jaunt' straight to Plymouth😀🤘

François Piney

Impossible to go to Plymouth today... But if you have a ticket for Lyon, i'll celebrate you every day 🥰 (In fact i do it yet, but chut 🤫)

Brian Coburn

I wish I could. Have a great time and be safe, that's all that matters ♥️

Adrian Paul

hate the Muse love you hence see you Monday can t wait

Olenka Gamboa

I would if you guys buy me plane tickets and a hotel room🤭

Andy Heard

Indeed! Will this be your first experience of seeing them live as well? I have been informed they only sound better, louder & more incredible when seeing them in person. 😁 ⚡️🤟⚡️

Jorge García

Well... I want the tickets, I do! , but I can't make it to the concert in 5 hours from Buenos Aires 😅

Steve Sollinger

How amazing are the women from The Warning and their family and crew? Who has ever heard of a band offering their fans tickets to a major sold out stadium show like this? I would be a fan for life just because of their music, but they are also just great people. I’m so happy for the success they are having and hope they keep getting bigger and bigger (even though it means I’ll likely be stuck in the nosebleed section)!

Jay Embee

It’s kind of TW to offer the tickets to Patreons. Last minute things can’t be helped. Sadly, I’m at the wrong end of the country to take you up on it - I couldn’t even NEARLY arrive in time. But I WILL be down for the London shows! Have fun DPA opening for Muse in Plymouth and enjoy the TW/Muse show those people lucky enough to be going tonight! 🎶⚡️🔥

Gman

Surely someone going already, knows someone who wants to go too, but couldn't get tickets. TW & the fates, are helping them here! 🤘⚡🤘

matt dimascio

Sorry I'm about a 12hr flight away

Donald Kirk

Man I wish I could! But no passport and now I have to work .

Donald Kirk

Jay it's so awesome chat you are finally getting to go to a Warning show! I'm so happy for you buddy!!!

Rick Norman

I couldn't have said any better. You're speaking for most all of us here, Steve.

Jay Embee

Thank you Donald. I currently have TW/Muse plus the TW Bush Hall and TW O2 Islington shows lined up. Exciting times for TW and Team, and for the U.K, European and (hopefully) some travelling fans from farther afield.

cesaruk

I'd love to as I'm only 4 hours drive away but taking the wife to see Jenny and the Mexicats in London tonight. Please let us know if you get tickets for Milton Keynes!

D Lynde

It will be interesting to hear what the Warning Team thought of their trip to the UK. The have been on long trips before. I assumed that they flew from NY to London, and I could be wrong. But they had their last show in the Northeast USA. They have been on a lot of travel and I remember getting used to jetlag. I saw them when they played at the Woodlands festival, but it rained constantly, and the sound for the show was really bad and was over-driving the speakers to distortion. It was like that for the other acts too. But I go to see them on stage for 25 min and they put on a show. I want to see them headline a show.

Adam Baker

Yes, as a fellow OG from 2015, I'm glad your time will finally be coming in 2 days! Best to have your first show be a headlining one, up close, anyway. You will not be disappointed. Enjoy!

Jay Embee

Thank you so much Adam. I’ve always loved hearing about the experiences of TW’s live shows from yourself and the other supporters. You guys bring with you some great backstories and observations to help bring TW’s concert videos to life. But I’m sure even the best videos pale in comparison to actually being there in person and seeing TW play live and loud. I’m beyond excited for Bush Hall on Monday - a small venue, up close, acoustic songs and a full headlining show! Everything you’d dream of having from a TW show infact. My only other wish is that more of our US TWA friends could be there to share the moment.

Matt Pujol

Are there any tickets still available? What price?

Matt Pujol

Hey Heisenberg, give MartinTW my ticket. He's outside the stadium now.

art garcia

Is Martin or Erick going to video these European concerts?

Eddie Brown

I dont think I can make it quickly enough from Florida, but it would be nice. Knock 'em dead at the show! 🤘🎸🔥

Jay M

Jeez, thanks for sharing that you hate their favorite band who is also giving them a major career boost

vincent stephenson

I got a message from a friend who was there.... they KICKED ASS and went down a total storm!! Yesssssss

TomT

can't wait to see some vids,, we KNOW how they roll!!

Amaro Bustamante Jr.

I’ve tried to find videos on YT on their first European performance with no success as of yet. Perhaps some will emerge in the next few days.

Greg Gordon

D, They flew out of Newark shortly after the Philadelphia show. Luis told me their flight was leaving at 3:30am

Michael CGN

Sorry, I tried several times to clean my eyes. Meet & Greet against money and processed like in an assembly line? Is this what The Warning is known for being kind and humble with their fans? Some call it being professional, for me there is a limit exceeded. I'm a huge honest fan and will be in Barcelona travelling from Germany but will not apply for it. For me such photos are contrived. Is their smile sincere? Are they happy with it, and - how do they feel to do it for money and not voluntarily? Are these days really gone?

JeffRW

From what I have read about meet and greets, most bands run it the way you described. This isn't just something The Warning does. The venues probably have something to do with how these things are run. As far as I know all meet and greets no matter the band are a very quick affair. As far as charging for it goes, I don't know any bands who do free meet and greets. What The Warning does seems pretty standard in the music world.

Jacob B. (Burco)

JeffRW, you'd be correct. M&G's have always been a one minute, in-and-out kinda deal. Artists simply don't have the time when it's show day, they have soundcheck, practice, rehearsal, etc. - there's a lot to do in one day and so the M&G has to be short to accomodate all who purchased the VIP passes. Quite common. And as far as their smiles, it's genuine. They don't do this for money or for fame. They do this for the love of the music, the fans, and the genre as a whole.

Rolliez

All bands do it this way... rushed in a sense since as JeffRW and Bruco Games said. Bands no matter how big or small, have many things to do on show day. Even with Evanescence M&Gs fro example (which I've done multiple times) are also rushed. You wait for your turn, then get to it, talk to them for a couple minutes or so, have your photo taken, and then you're off to go. I also believe venues' management have control over how things like this go. The Warning are new to this, and am sure whatever mistakes happen along their walk of fame to become bigger, they will fix and adapt and so on. So far i see they're doing great from what I've heard from fellow fans and friends actually. I have so much in the ladies and their management, hoping for the best for them 🤟🙏

Mark (UK)

Having attended the M&G in London yesterday, I can tell you that yes, it might seem rushed, but they do have a lot of people to get through. If you have something to say to the girls or something to give them then they're happy to take a minute to talk to you, and Rudy won't immediately jump in and tell you to be quiet and keep moving. 🙂

Jim Kiley

"Hi guys, how was your trip over here?" Rudy: "Hey you, be quiet!" Hahaha, I know you didn't mean it that way but I nearly choked on my lunch I was laughing so hard.

Gary Garcia

You pay to meet and greet them. Demanding “sincere” smiles on top of it is asking too much. Touring is grueling; dealing with lines of fans, many of whom have special requests or hope for some magical bonding moment must be grueling too. DPA are human; sometimes they’ll feel great, sometimes not.

JeffRW

Gary, I agree. I think the crazy amount of traveling any band does while on tour wears them out more than performing. I'm sure there are days when they go to the meet and greet where they're thinking "oh great, not this shit again" They are human as you said and there are going to be days where they have to just put on a nice face just to get through things like that.

Michael CGN

They should do it spontaneous and voluntarily and not for money. This is my concern. If it fits to their timetable and they like to spent some time with the fanbase, let them do it, if not, no big issue, then probably next time. Imagine the sisters have to do a M&G although they are not feeling well. This would be torture but not fun. By the way I cannot afford EUR 70 for it as patreon with the lowest tier. Nevertheless I feel like a proud uncle observing the development and I'm happy to see them live in Barcelona.

JeffRW

Michael, I understand where you're coming from but impromptu meet and greets are rather inconvenient for the fans. If they just randomly decided one day to do one they may not get anyone due to the short notice. I don't know any bands who do meet and greets for free once they reach a certain level. The money from it does help them out on the road. I know I have read some musicians say that the money they make on meet and greets is sometimes the difference between whether or not they will have enough money to get through a tour. I understand not wanting to pay for one. I really have no interest in paying for any meet and greets. But if people are willing to pay for it we can't blame any band for doing it.

Gary Garcia

I agree with this 100%. Making money as a musician has always been hard enough, but these days even more so. And that’s even taking into account the fact that TW’s record deal is, for a band signed to their first major label, relatively favorable. Record sales and streaming revenues are meager for most artists, so alternative revenue sources like touring and merch sales are ever more crucial. I see “meet and greets” as another product, like band merch. And I don’t mean this in an cynical way at all. It’s a great way for fans to connect with the band (and vice versa), but fan expectations should be realistic.

Peter Ten Eyck

M&G wasn't even a thing when I was the sisters age, you bought tickets to a show and you went for the concert. ( fun fact: back in the day for really big shows, AC/DC for example, you stayed in your car overnight in a parking lot in the freezing cold and took turns holding the place in line when the box office opened the next morning....memories lol) I understand the need for m&g for much needed revenue, and I almost did one for Jinjer, but seeing how that is a bit of an ordeal for an introvert like Tatiana, I passed. They have enough on their plate on show day. I did get a wave from Ale and Pau going into the WAWA in Austin as we waited in line to enter the venue....that was cool enough.

TD Wilson

Peter those were the goodhard times! Lol I camped over night for KISS reunion tour tickets twice & wound up 17 & 21 rows back respectively. We later found out that they opened the main ticket office 15 minutes before opening the satellite ticket offices! I think I may still be a little salty over that…. I would do the same today for TW at a reserved seating event, but I would be at the main ticket office!

TD Wilson

That’s how old I am….lol