i-del-wild
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- Sep 29, 2009
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Hi guys,
As you've probably seen, Katatonia have announced a bunch of headline dates alongside the Paradise Lost shows.
At risk of being flamed I signed up just to give a bit of information about the Kingston show, which is the final date of the tour.
Kingston's not far from London (about 25 minutes from London Waterloo by train) and you can use an All Zones travelcard to get there. The nearest station to the venue is Norbiton, which is a short walk away - map here:
http://www.multimap.com/directions/...=51.41028,-0.28236|17|4&bd=useful_information
The curfew is around 11pm so you will have time to finish your pints and get to the station afterwards - you might even get back to London before the Tube closes. Local buses also serve the venue from right outside (131 to Kingston / Tooting) and a night bus goes all the way to central (N87)
There is also free parking around the venue after 6:30pm for those wishing to drive.
Tickets are £8 advance, available from the venue. If you call 0208 546 3516, you can book tickets over the phone with a credit/debit card.
Any more info, feel free to email me - del.noble@gmail.com
Again, apologies as some people might feel this is spam - I see it as a good bit of information from someone who has put on and been to a lot of gigs at The Peel and knows how difficult it can be to find and get to if you've not been there before.
Hopefully see you there!
As you've probably seen, Katatonia have announced a bunch of headline dates alongside the Paradise Lost shows.
At risk of being flamed I signed up just to give a bit of information about the Kingston show, which is the final date of the tour.
Kingston's not far from London (about 25 minutes from London Waterloo by train) and you can use an All Zones travelcard to get there. The nearest station to the venue is Norbiton, which is a short walk away - map here:
http://www.multimap.com/directions/...=51.41028,-0.28236|17|4&bd=useful_information
The curfew is around 11pm so you will have time to finish your pints and get to the station afterwards - you might even get back to London before the Tube closes. Local buses also serve the venue from right outside (131 to Kingston / Tooting) and a night bus goes all the way to central (N87)
There is also free parking around the venue after 6:30pm for those wishing to drive.
Tickets are £8 advance, available from the venue. If you call 0208 546 3516, you can book tickets over the phone with a credit/debit card.
Any more info, feel free to email me - del.noble@gmail.com
Again, apologies as some people might feel this is spam - I see it as a good bit of information from someone who has put on and been to a lot of gigs at The Peel and knows how difficult it can be to find and get to if you've not been there before.
Hopefully see you there!