Ed Sheeran

[Dave]

Is anyone going to the Ed Sheeran concert in Leeds today or tomorrow?

I live not far away from the park and it looks like we're about to be invaded by upwards of 75, 000 people today and the same tomorrow. I'm not going but might have a wander down with Winston and sit in a nearby pub if the weather holds out....

ED SHEERAN AT ROUNDHAY PARK. Friday 16th and Saturday 17th August 2019

Details of the event: ED SHEERAN AT ROUNDHAY PARK LEEDS including admission prices opening times and location.

www.roundhaypark.org.uk

If anyone is going and needs somewhere to park a car close by send me a PM

 

[ukzero1]

Got better things to do, like pulling out my eyeballs with a rusty fish hook and having a game of marbles with them.
Nice gesture though.

 

[Lee Richards]

Gesture!!!!! he missed the £50 bit out

 

[Dusty]

Is anyone going to the Ed Sheeran concert in Leeds today or tomorrow?

I live not far away from the park and it looks like we're about to be invaded by upwards of 75, 000 people today and the same tomorrow. I'm not going but might have a wander down with Winston and sit in a nearby pub if the weather holds out....

ED SHEERAN AT ROUNDHAY PARK. Friday 16th and Saturday 17th August 2019

Details of the event: ED SHEERAN AT ROUNDHAY PARK LEEDS including admission prices opening times and location.

www.roundhaypark.org.uk

If anyone is going and needs somewhere to park a car close by send me a PM

Our lass is going along with my sister and SIL, they haven’t a clue where to park or anything!

 

[mickthechippy]

ROFFLMBO

proper TAY !

listen for free and make a tad on the side for parking !

 

[Corn Master]

Over rated over marketed gunff IMO

 

[Wise Owl]

Anyone who takes him up on the offer will be away far quicker than parking in the soldiers fields or there about, well done Dave ?

 

[Deleted member 21081]

Nice offer.

 

[Neil ofthe nene]

I have never understood the idea of going to a "live" concert with 75,000 other people. You will surely end up watching a big screen and listening to music from a tannoy system. Might as well sit at home and watch TV.

 

[PAB]

He does not live far from me and I really like the lad he helps no end of local charity's and always appears grounded apart from being Ginger I can't fault the lad.

 

[Corn Master]

Wont beat the Eagles. Proper gig

 

[Lee Richards]

"I have never understood the idea of going to a "live" concert with 75,000 other people. You will surely end up watching a big screen and listening to music from a tannoy system. Might as well sit at home and watch TV. "

It's called atmosphere and being part of it.
The experience of being with 75,000 people who all have the same passion as you and are getting the same enjoyment from the event as you is an adrenaline rush. To hear everyone singing along at full voice and nobody gives a s**t if you can sing or not is one of the best experiences any of us can be part of.

Going to a comedy gig is the same as you find yourself being swept up in the audience participation and even the more reserved find themselves laughing out loud to jokes they probably wouldn't find funny if at home.

 

[Corn Master]

Eagles in Liverpool was 8000. That seemed loads to me. Couldn't imagine 75000

 

[Arry]

Went to Wembley arena last month to see ZZ Top... brill.... right up till they buggered off after and hour and fifteen mins and didnt come back... admittedly they are all obout 70 and need their naps, but £82 for that...?.... seriously...????... best gig recently was Thunder at the Ipswich Regent... kin Awesome

 

[Zerkalo]

Put it this way, there's a reason I'd go to an Ed Sheeran gig and it's not the music.

 

[Lee Richards]

Arry now you have mentioned Thunder I love ya even more.
One of my top five under rated bands and brilliant live ??

 

[Arry]

Seen em about 6 times now... superb band... another band that doesn't get the recognition it deserves and gets slagged is Nickelback... seen them 4 times and they do a superb live set... all I can say is go see them before you slag em off

 

[Lee Richards]

Saw them play Brum first time round when they were supported by The Quireboys and Dogs D'Amour

 

[Arry]

Blimey yer going back now... but then my first gig was Vinegar Joe at the Wake Arms pub circa 1969... the old man took me and left me outside with a bottle of brown ale and a packet of crisps and said "listen to the music son" bless him

 

[Markywhizz]

Thunder are awesome live