[HausOfA-M]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

How are those "stadium" dates in Eastern Europe selling...?

No official reports yet but, according to fans, promo is almost non-existent. RHCP had a date scheduled in one of those venues and they were moved in a smaller one for low sales, while Gaga hasn't been moved, so sales must be decent.

[Dr.Cake]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

How are those "stadium" dates in Eastern Europe selling...?

Check the last page. I did a post there about it

[Dr.Cake]

She needs to freaking release those damn North American shows already!

[HausOfA-M]

Originally posted by Dr.Cake

She needs to freaking release those damn North American shows already!

She'll have to release the South American first

[Dr.Cake]

Originally posted by HausOfA-M

She'll have to release the South American first

Whatever, I forgot about them

[Nikko]

About the Bulgarian stadium date.
The promoter said more than 60% of the tickets are sold, like a week ago and also stated Bulgarian people rush to buy tickets in the last week before the show. Idk why. It was like that for Madonna too, but even when the concert started it wasn't fully sold out.

The Red Hot Chilly Peppers concert was moved to a smaller venue (from around 40k to 19k), and it will be held in September. So, obviously the Gaga concert won't be moved, since it's sooner than the RHCP one and if it was about to be moved, they would have announced it already.

I hope she makes some changes for the European leg, I'm so glad that I'm gonna see her live for the first time next month. I won't be able to stalk her, though.

Edit: About the promo.
It was absolutely non-existent, but I saw a lot of posters and ads the other day in Sofia. Many companies/radios/etc. started giving away tickets, too. I think it may be sold out if they do better promo in the next month.

[Foot]

After seeing the numbers for the Asian leg and some research, I thought of an ideal leg she could do on the next tour, it's 16 dates again but mostly stadiums so she could play to many more people and make more money:

Hong Kong, China - Hong Kong Stadium (30.000)
Hong Kong, China - Hong Kong Stadium (30.000)
Delhi, India - Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (40.000)
Kolkata, India - Salt Lake Stadium (90.000)
Bali, Indonesia - Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium (20.000)
Yokohama, Japan - Nissan Stadium (50.000)
Yokohama, Japan - Nissan Stadium (50.000)
Kobe, Japan - Kobe Universiade Memorial Stadium (40.000)
Manila, Philippines - Rizal Memorial Stadium (20.000)
Bangkok, Thailand - Rajamangala Stadium (40.000)
Seoul, South Korea - Olympic Stadium (50.000)
Taipei, Taiwan - Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall (18.000)
Taipei, Taiwan - Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall (18.000)
Tel Aviv, Israel - Ramat Gan Stadium (30.000)
Abu Dhabi, UAE - Du Arena (22.000)
Kallang, Singapore - National Stadium (40.000) [if completed]

(I know nobody probably gives a ****, just felt like posting it )

[Remixed]

5 Perth reviews added.

Fan Review: Perthfect In Every Way

You could write 10,000 words on the Born This Wall Ball and not fully capture the experience. So let's just sum it up in one word - Gagargantuan.

3.5/5 stars

Gaga gave her Perth fans the elaborate, whizz-bang musical extravaganza they demanded from her. Her voice stamped her as one of the few solid live entertainers of today.

Overall the show was a huge success.


ALL REVIEWS HERE

[EOMM92]

Originally posted by Nikko

About the Bulgarian stadium date.
The promoter said more than 60% of the tickets are sold, like a week ago and also stated Bulgarian people rush to buy tickets in the last week before the show. Idk why. It was like that for Madonna too, but even when the concert started it wasn't fully sold out.

The Red Hot Chilly Peppers concert was moved to a smaller venue (from around 40k to 19k), and it will be held in September. So, obviously the Gaga concert won't be moved, since it's sooner than the RHCP one and if it was about to be moved, they would have announced it already.

I hope she makes some changes for the European leg, I'm so glad that I'm gonna see her live for the first time next month. I won't be able to stalk her, though.

Edit: About the promo.
It was absolutely non-existent, but I saw a lot of posters and ads the other day in Sofia. Many companies/radios/etc. started giving away tickets, too. I think it may be sold out if they do better promo in the next month.

60% aleeady sold is really good especially when people rush the last week to buy their tickets..

Besides i'm sure that Gaga will do what she did in Australia constantly, when that legstarted there were some dates that weren't completely sold out, bitch started to make some headlines by going to all these random places like piers, the ****ing zoo , restaurants, casinos, etc.

And she did sold out everyone of them at last minute

[_DeviouS_]

Originally posted by Dr.Cake

Whatever, I forgot about them

[Eric.]

Originally posted by Foot

After seeing the numbers for the Asian leg and some research, I thought of an ideal leg she could do on the next tour, it's 16 dates again but mostly stadiums so she could play to many more people and make more money:

Hong Kong, China - Hong Kong Stadium (30.000)
Hong Kong, China - Hong Kong Stadium (30.000)
Delhi, India - Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (40.000)
Kolkata, India - Salt Lake Stadium (90.000)
Bali, Indonesia - Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium (20.000)
Yokohama, Japan - Nissan Stadium (50.000)
Yokohama, Japan - Nissan Stadium (50.000)
Kobe, Japan - Kobe Universiade Memorial Stadium (40.000)
Manila, Philippines - Rizal Memorial Stadium (20.000)
Bangkok, Thailand - Rajamangala Stadium (40.000)
Seoul, South Korea - Olympic Stadium (50.000)
Taipei, Taiwan - Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall (18.000)
Taipei, Taiwan - Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall (18.000)
Tel Aviv, Israel - Ramat Gan Stadium (30.000)
Abu Dhabi, UAE - Du Arena (22.000)
Kallang, Singapore - National Stadium (40.000) [if completed]

(I know nobody probably gives a ****, just felt like posting it )

You forgot the five Saitama Super Arena dates. And let's hope the FPI had forgotten about her by next year. I'm still wondering why did she limited her self to just eastern Asia and didn't go for India and Middle Eastern countries? The demand was there. A 90k stadium on India, though.

If the next era is a high one, she could even book two dates on a few of those "stadiums" you listed. Manila, Bankok and maybe even Seoul (remember it was 18+).

Also, Gaga should try to concept a cool center stage. That might never happen since she's very theatrical, but it would be amazing.

[mantanqin]

The show was EPIC EPIC EPIC!!!

If I could go back to HK in May, I'd die for that.

[MrPeanut]

Originally posted by Eric.

You forgot the five Saitama Super Arena dates.

Lol if she did five dates in Tokyo with an increase of ticket prices she could pull in $35m-$40m from one city.

[HausOfA-M]

Originally posted by Foot

After seeing the numbers for the Asian leg and some research, I thought of an ideal leg she could do on the next tour, it's 16 dates again but mostly stadiums so she could play to many more people and make more money:

Hong Kong, China - Hong Kong Stadium (30.000)
Hong Kong, China - Hong Kong Stadium (30.000)
Delhi, India - Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (40.000)
Kolkata, India - Salt Lake Stadium (90.000)
Bali, Indonesia - Kapten I Wayan Dipta Stadium (20.000)
Yokohama, Japan - Nissan Stadium (50.000)
Yokohama, Japan - Nissan Stadium (50.000)
Kobe, Japan - Kobe Universiade Memorial Stadium (40.000)
Manila, Philippines - Rizal Memorial Stadium (20.000)
Bangkok, Thailand - Rajamangala Stadium (40.000)
Seoul, South Korea - Olympic Stadium (50.000)
Taipei, Taiwan - Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall (18.000)
Taipei, Taiwan - Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall (18.000)
Tel Aviv, Israel - Ramat Gan Stadium (30.000)
Abu Dhabi, UAE - Du Arena (22.000)
Kallang, Singapore - National Stadium (40.000) [if completed]

(I know nobody probably gives a ****, just felt like posting it )

I want her to play the Tokyo Dome next tour. She definitely can sell out two/three dates.

[Foot]

I didn't add any dates for Tokyo/Saitama because they're very close to Yokohama (I think? ) so people from there can easily attend. It's the biggest stadium in Japan.

And idk why she skipped India, I remember she had promised to fans she would visit them.

[EOMM92]

Originally posted by Foot

I didn't add any dates for Tokyo/Saitama because they're very close to Yokohama (I think? ) so people from there can easily attend. It's the biggest stadium in Japan.

And idk why she skipped India, I remember she had promised to fans she would visit them.

I remember Gaga's manager said in some recent interview they'd be doing a free concert there..

Besides it's not like she announced all the dates yet, she'll be in africa on december india's not that far

[LeonazNumber#1]

Originally posted by Foot

I didn't add any dates for Tokyo/Saitama because they're very close to Yokohama (I think? ) so people from there can easily attend. It's the biggest stadium in Japan.

And idk why she skipped India, I remember she had promised to fans she would visit them.

She is going to India, and possibly China. Her manager already confirmed that.

[Dr.Cake]

Do you think we're gonna get the boxoffice data for her Oceania leg published by Billboard tomorrow?

[Haven]

Originally posted by HausOfA-M

I want her to play the Tokyo Dome next tour. She definitely can sell out two/three dates.

I was wondering why she didn't play there for this tour, considering the fact that she's huge in Japan. I think she could've easily sold it out.

Originally posted by Dr.Cake

Do you think we're gonna get the boxoffice data for her Oceania leg published by Billboard tomorrow?

I think BB only publishes their boxscores on Thursdays.

[Foot]

Originally posted by LeonazNumber#1

She is going to India, and possibly China. Her manager already confirmed that.

...when?