For those who have been to Indigo2 already, was there a dress code (eg no trainers / jeans)?

L

I would also really appreciate an answer to this! Travelling down form Glasgow and don't want to let something trivial stop me from getting into the aftershow.

Anotherloverholeinyohead said:

Cool ... I'm travelling from Glasgow too, and wondered how much I needed to pack for the trip.

L

Just read over their venue policies list and there is no mention of any dress rules or restrictions (there is also no mention on the actual tickets). I looked for an email address to contact them myself and ask, but I can't see one.

Does anyone have an email address for the indigo2? I am happy to contact them and post the reply on here.

Levi - there are so many clubs in glasgow with a basic no denim/ trainers policy, I'm not surprised we're both worried! haha.

In this instance though, we're talking about 25 quid a ticket, pre-booked via Ticketmaster. It's not like queueing up outside a nightclub or something and hoping the bouncer doesn't take a disliking to your face If you have a ticket, wear whatever you want.

Good post....I was wondering the same thing. This being a Prince concert I thought that it would be a bit rude not to dress as glam as you can...that being said, you do like to dress in fairly comfortable clothes when you're standing dancing through a two hour plus concert!! Think it might be best to find a happy medium and find something smart but comfortable.

There is no dress code for IndigO2. However that doesn't mean you all have to dress like skags Also it closes at 4am. Not sure of the price of a pint yet. Or red bull and double vodkas either. My wife and I? Yes we have a problem

Wear something peach and black.....

That takes me back!

SquirrelMeat said:

Jeans (very expensive), soft leather shoes and possibly a distressed sequined Led Zeppelin t-shirt. Now you'll all recognise me

I called Indigo, there is no dress code and drinks are more or less London prices, £3 for a pint of lager £4 for a large glass of wine.

wow the drink prices are cheaper than i thought the last few times i have been paying 5+ for a drink, a vodka and coke was between 8-12 pounds maybe i just go to the wrong places

SquirrelMeat said:

yes i know what you mean, peach velvet blazer and silky black shirt (big collars and sleeves) is what i'm thinking about. i love the 70's and 80's decades
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I emailed them and they said

Hi Jon


Just smart really



Thank you



Vince

I have a purple jumpsuit circa 1982 - now it is a bit on the tight side - do you think I'll get away with it??!!!!

Give it a go! Smart, casual it is then
[Edited 7/26/07 17:03pm]

Come on, we're Prince fans. They'll just be lucky if we don't turn up in assless pants, moon ear-wraps, or legwarmers.

Good point!

some people will have diamonds and pearls hanging others will have peaches LOL

juicylucy said:

Thanks Lucy, appreciate you posting the answer. Very kind.

L

Crystal777Ball said:

Thanks for the helpful replies! I think they will be expecting smart/ casual, especially from those of us who have been to the concert first.
Definetly flat shoes for me - several hours of dancing ahead of me! And my Diamonds and Pearls skirt (with a picture of P's face from the album cover on it!) of course

Do u think white trainers will be ok? I can't relax without a big ol' pair of chunky whites on my feet!

WELCOME 2 THE DAWN.....WOLFY N DA HOUSE!!!

hi all 2 all my wolfy fams.....im thinkin of going in my nike tracksuit and trainers with a baseball cap....r maybe ill wear an Xpensive suit...lol.
peace,
wolfy..xx

Anotherloverholeinyohead said:

your dress sounds nice, especially the skirt

im just painting myself purple and going naked!

I will be wearing my "Rainbow Children" t-shirt no doubt and maybe even the Peace and be wild t-shirt i have with the free music motif on the back which is very appropriate now more than ever! I would imagine most people will have been 2 the gig b4 the aftershow and be in purple party atire
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Crystal777Ball said:

Thank you! This is going to be my first prince show and aftershow (since being obsessed with the man for over 12 years now), I can't describe how excited I am.

Can anyone tell me what is usually available in the way of merch at the shows?

Tee shirts,posters and cd's etc as well as badges and a few novelty items! Of course programmes

been twice and no there was no dress code, wore jeans but not trainers, seems the night is set out for prince fans and the usual regulations do not apply, have a good one . both time i have been its been awsome enjoy

Levi said:

I dont think there is a dress code as such, but smarten up! dont let glasgow down haha

n a round was like £10.10 for a pint and a vodka and orange and a jack and coke
so really not that bad considering!