R.E.M Forced To Downgrade Cardiff Millennium Stadium Show

To a 7,500 capacity arena...

by Jason Gregory
Friday, August 08, 2008
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R.E.M Forced To Downgrade Cardiff Millennium Stadium Show

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R.E.M have moved their concert at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium later this month to the smaller indoor arena in the city.

A spokesperson for the stadium would not comment on why the concert on August 25th, which forms part of their UK tour, had been moved to the 7,500 capacity venue.

Existing tickets will remain valid for the performance, although fans can claim a refund.

The Millennium Stadium has been used to hold a host of high profile concerts over recent years, including performances from Oasis and Bruce Springsteen.

The UK leg of R.E.M's tour, which features support from Editors and Guillemots, also includes dates in London, Manchester and Southampton.

For all the latest ticket information, check out the Gigwise Gig Guide or call our ticket hotline on 0871 230 1098.

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How embarrassing...
~ by Bob 8/8/2008
Probably due to selling 6000 tickets for a 60,000 capacity!
~ by Michael Stipe 8/8/2008
we brought tickets for the best seats for REM at the milennium and we were then told it had moved to the cia and we could have a refund or new UNRESIVERED STANDING ONLY tickets for the same cost, this meant cost v heart and im glad my heart kept beating. stood from 6.00pm till 11.00pm sweaty legs hurt and everything else hurt inc my wallet 2.20 for a soft drink more 4 alcohol( this is venue fault not REM) but im glad we went guillemots ok editors v good REM so close u could smell them THE BEST
~ by darren m | Send Message | 8/26/2008