Tickets for Brisbane have almost sold out, Adelaide has as well. Actually, I heard that a fair few days ago - so they've probably sold out by now.
"Dear Patrons
We are most pleased to announce that the Adelaide show for Children Of Bodom has virtually sold out! NO tickets remain to be purchased for the Adelaide show anywhere in Adelaide. The only remaining and available tickets for this date are available via the Just Say Rock website,
www.justsayrock.com.au In saying this, there are only 11 tickets remaining on our web store. Once they are gone, Adelaide is all but SOLD OUT!
For any patron wanting to attend the Brisbane Children Of Bodom show up there on the 20th of June, there are only 119 tickets remaining in total (Venue over 90% sold out!). At the current rate, Brisbane appears to be on course to sell out in the next 1-2 weeks. All other venues have very strong sales and tickets continue to move steadily. One thing that this will ensure is that there will be great attendances at each venue which means that the atmosphere will be awesome at each show!
Just Say Rock is also proud to announce a competition exclusive to its website. Anyone who purchases a ticket from
www.justsayrock.com.au to any one of COB's Australian shows will go into the draw to win:
1st Prize:
Signed official tour memorabilia from the band which includes a signed tour shirt and signed tour poster.
2nd Prize:
A Children Of Bodom tour shirt and poster.
(Winners will be drawn randomly from each state, 3 days before the first show in Australia and will be notified via email/telephone with results published on the Just Say Rock website.)
Just Say Rock would also like to announce some more support slots for the upcoming Children Of Bodom tour. Killrazer will be added to the bill to support COB in Brisbane, Defamer will be added for Sydney. Both these acts will be opening the shows in those respective cities with Synperium to follow them. Local Melbourne act Nothing have been added to the bill in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Having supported Amon Amarth on their recent Australian tour earlier this year the band has grown in statue and popularity and they have managed to score themselves a deserved support position."
Cheers to Geeks for this info.