soulyacolia said:

serpan99 said:

Omnisport Arena, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands!

You only tell us now about this venue?!

the threads is supposed to be CLASSIC venues, not just ones that would be more than suitable for him

3 Savile Row, London.

CocoRock said:

The Apollo Theater - Harlem, NY

played there in 1993

Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, USA.

What city/country is this Red Rocks in/near?

luvsexy4all said:

carnegie hall

brooklyn academy of music

blue note

even though he hasn't actually played at BAM they did have the Billboards ballet there to his music.

Astasheiks said:

What city/country is this Red Rocks in/near?

The Mile High City of Denver, Colorado

2020 said:

One of the most historic and beautiful outdoor amphitheaters in the world... RED ROCKS!!! www.redrocksonline.com [img:$uid]http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/5120/970/1600/dmb%20redrocks.jpg[/img:$uid] [Edited 12/4/12 7:22am]

excellent choice!

udo said:

serpan99 said:

Omnisport Arena, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands!

You only tell us now about this venue?!

Has been a well kept secret 4 a long time but there's something special about that venue. So yes I wish 4 a concert there...mayb I'll even buy a ticket then

serpan99 said:

udo said:

You only tell us now about this venue?!

Has been a well kept secret 4 a long time but there's something special about that venue. So yes I wish 4 a concert there...mayb I'll even buy a ticket then

Has there been any concerts in there? I heard the owners saying it would be great for concerts, but that is the story being told at every sports arenea being build.

L'Olympia, Paris

Ricoh Arena, Coventry, UK.

My home City.

Bruce Springsteen playing there next year.

http://www.ricoharena.com/

serpan99 said:

Has been a well kept secret 4 a long time but there's something special about that venue.

What is the special stuff?

Atmosphere?

Architecture?

Layout?

Acoustics?

Or?

Please explain...!

Ziggodome, Amsterdam.

Trashcat said:

Ziggodome, Amsterdam.

Rotterdam's Ahoy will yield us twice the amount of shows.

chocolate1 said:

Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, USA.

...and NJPAC in Newark, NJ, USA.

udo said:

Trashcat said:

Ziggodome, Amsterdam.

Rotterdam's Ahoy will yield us twice the amount of shows.

Why?

100% the Sydney Opera House.

WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/Prince21nightsinsydney

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Trashcat said:

udo said:

Rotterdam's Ahoy will yield us twice the amount of shows.

Why?

Compare the venue sizes.

Ahoy he has played a few times, ziggo he hasn't but is not yet classic...

So what will he do? Quick money is ziggo.

Work out? Ahoy!

udo said:

Trashcat said:

Why?

Compare the venue sizes.

Ahoy he has played a few times, ziggo he hasn't but is not yet classic...

So what will he do? Quick money is ziggo.

Work out? Ahoy!

Ziggo it will be then.

aspecially if livenation arranges everything. Mojo has invested in the dome.....

remko said:

udo said:

Compare the venue sizes.

Ahoy he has played a few times, ziggo he hasn't but is not yet classic...

So what will he do? Quick money is ziggo.

Work out? Ahoy!

Ziggo it will be then.

aspecially if livenation arranges everything. Mojo has invested in the dome.....

Ziggo is attractive as a new venue to try (same venue siza as Ahoy).

And to be honest, the acoustics in the Ziggo Dome are better then Ahoy's (Sting, Jason Mraz, Muse (19-12)).

But the biggest point will be that playing in Amsterdam sounds more appealing for a tour schedule then Rotterdam for most artist.

Obvious the concert promotor indeed has a preference for the new built Ziggodome.

Trashcat said:

remko said:

Ziggo it will be then.

aspecially if livenation arranges everything. Mojo has invested in the dome.....

Ziggo is attractive as a new venue to try (same venue siza as Ahoy).

And to be honest, the acoustics in the Ziggo Dome are better then Ahoy's (Sting, Jason Mraz, Muse (19-12)).

But the biggest point will be that playing in Amsterdam sounds more appealing for a tour schedule then Rotterdam for most artist.

Obvious the concert promotor indeed has a preference for the new built Ziggodome.

Isn't the Ziggo dome bigger than ahoy?

I see 17.000 mentioned.

This would generate a bigger heap of cash per night for mr Prince but a tad less intimacy.

Amsterdam as a city is overhyped. The city has destroyed attractiveness for visitors due to the outrageous parking fees.

I do hope a lot has changed since 2007 when I was at the Arena for George Michael. The atmosphere around there (HMH et al) was not so appealing to me.

Ahoy is also just a lump of concrete but has a bit more going on.

udo said:

Trashcat said:

Ziggo is attractive as a new venue to try (same venue siza as Ahoy).

And to be honest, the acoustics in the Ziggo Dome are better then Ahoy's (Sting, Jason Mraz, Muse (19-12)).

But the biggest point will be that playing in Amsterdam sounds more appealing for a tour schedule then Rotterdam for most artist.

Obvious the concert promotor indeed has a preference for the new built Ziggodome.

Isn't the Ziggo dome bigger than ahoy?

I see 17.000 mentioned.

This would generate a bigger heap of cash per night for mr Prince but a tad less intimacy.

Amsterdam as a city is overhyped. The city has destroyed attractiveness for visitors due to the outrageous parking fees.

I do hope a lot has changed since 2007 when I was at the Arena for George Michael. The atmosphere around there (HMH et al) was not so appealing to me.

Ahoy is also just a lump of concrete but has a bit more going on.

15.000 vs. 17.000, that's a difference I have to admit. So more money indeed.

On the other side could a multiple night even in Rotterdam be more appealing.

Playing 3x15.000 of 2x17.000 people.

Amsterdam is horrible by car indeed. But the parking around the Ziggodome is good , and most tourist don't come their by car.

If traveling from the south (as I do), using the Public Transport from Breukelen or Abcoude is a good advice. No Parking fee and 15minutes by train

Rotterdam Ahoy has quit some history, but I'm very impressed by the Ziggodome as venue .