I've changed my ticket for Wembley, not in BLOCK A2 anymore. Now in A3 which is in the middle.
Also got Block B, row 2, for Birmingham. Closest i've ever got to the stage.
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I'll contact them and see what the camera policy is.Fan Mail
If you would like to write to an artiste performing at one of our venues, you can do so care of the venue and we will pass it to the Tour Manager on the day of the show. We do receive a lot of fan mail and cannot guarantee that it will be acknowledged, nor can we guarantee return of any items sent in.
Cameras
PLEASE NOTE : The promoters of the concert or event will inform the Arena of their policy regarding the admission of cameras to their shows. It should not be assumed that any camera will be admitted, as their policy may change at short notice, and without prior notification, at the artists request. In these cases customers will be required to leave their cameras at the confiscation area, for collection after the show. Usually, professional type cameras (with interchangeable lenses) are not allowed in, with the exception of officially accredited photographers covering the event. Video cameras and audio recording equipment are very rarely let in, but often the Promoter will allow in small instamatic cameras. It has been known however, for all cameras to be banned at the request of the artiste. If you are planning to attend a concert in the future and would like to bring a camera with you, we would advise you contact us first, to ascertain what the camera policy will be for that show, to avoid disappointment on the night.
Maybe, the tour will include France. I’ve been looking for an excuse to go back there.Nico_Noyau wrote:Holy crap, so much awesome concerts, not so much money
Heh, I think I'll celebrate my birthday on my computer as it goes now, just looked the prices of the train/plane to get to Birmingham, with the concert place I have to spend 200€
Phil J. wrote:You following me? We're in the same block/row.Kanta wrote:Tickets booked for the National Indoor Arena, Birmingham - Block B in the 2nd row.
, unless you want me too. I just wanted the best seats available. 
I've had the following email back from the NIA -Cameras
PLEASE NOTE : The promoters of the concert or event will inform the Arena of their policy regarding the admission of cameras to their shows. It should not be assumed that any camera will be admitted, as their policy may change at short notice, and without prior notification, at the artists request. In these cases customers will be required to leave their cameras at the confiscation area, for collection after the show. Usually, professional type cameras (with interchangeable lenses) are not allowed in, with the exception of officially accredited photographers covering the event. Video cameras and audio recording equipment are very rarely let in, but often the Promoter will allow in small instamatic cameras. It has been known however, for all cameras to be banned at the request of the artiste. If you are planning to attend a concert in the future and would like to bring a camera with you, we would advise you contact us first, to ascertain what the camera policy will be for that show, to avoid disappointment on the night.
I'll contact them and see what the camera policy is.
The only cameras allowed are small 35mm instamatics and digitals. However, this may vary with the promoters of a particular show so please double check with a customer service representative on the night of the performance.
Video recording equipment and professional cameras are strictly forbidden and will be confiscated if found to be in use.
I suppose mobiles with a camera is out of the question. 
I'm guessing camera phones are ok as they're not professional quality. Using video phones however is a no no, but just how they're going to tell the difference is anyones guess. And remember a complete camera ban could be enforced at any time.Kanta wrote:Thanxs Phil for informing us for those who want to take photos from a camera.
It looks like that etnicolor is on the playlist, after all3: Jarre will be showcasing tracks from his groundbreaking back catalogue including Oxygene, Equinoxe, Rendezvous, Zoolook and Revolutions.
