Christine Woods wrote:
Does anybody out there know how you can get a refund if you have booked your tickets via Ticket Master?

Thanks in anticipation.

George wrote:

Christine Woods wrote: Does anybody out there know how you can get a refund if you have booked your tickets via Ticket Master? Thanks in anticipation.

You won\'t get a refund simply because you didn\'t enjoy it. Trust me

Franz Seabrook wrote:
I must have been to a different concert!! Yes, me and my girlfriend were near the front but he neither appeared drunk or stoned! I did not hear anyone complaining about either the acoustics or the performance and it surely wasn\'t my imagination with the cheer that greeted the end of the concert (and not a sarcastic one before anyone says anything). Everone around me were having a great time. Indeed, as we were heading back to our car, I heard a group of female fans belting out \'Bat Out Of Hell\' with great gusto so they obviously weren\'t disappointed either. The only drunk that was annoying people was the plum near the front who was waving his arems about, being a complete idiot whiel his girlfriend (!) kept banging on about no one vlocking her mum\'s view of the stage! Thankfully, most people ignored them. My view? A brilliant concert (and, yes, I\'ve been to a fair few concerts and I thought Meat Loaf is a great showman) which had my girlfriend grinning from beginning to end and, for a life long Meat Loaf fan, made my day. And I feel privileged to have seen this great artist performing live. I think if you were all turning up to an outdoor concernt expecting him to be singing just like he was 30 plus years ago, you were going to be disappointed

Tracey Hurst wrote:

Franz Seabrook wrote: I must have been to a different concert!! Yes, me and my girlfriend were near the front but he neither appeared drunk or stoned! I did not hear anyone complaining about either the acoustics or the performance and it surely wasn\\\'t my imagination with the cheer that greeted the end of the concert (and not a sarcastic one before anyone says anything). Everone around me were having a great time. Indeed, as we were heading back to our car, I heard a group of female fans belting out \\\'Bat Out Of Hell\\\' with great gusto so they obviously weren\\\'t disappointed either. The only drunk that was annoying people was the plum near the front who was waving his arems about, being a complete idiot whiel his girlfriend (!) kept banging on about no one vlocking her mum\\\'s view of the stage! Thankfully, most people ignored them. My view? A brilliant concert (and, yes, I\\\'ve been to a fair few concerts and I thought Meat Loaf is a great showman) which had my girlfriend grinning from beginning to end and, for a life long Meat Loaf fan, made my day. And I feel privileged to have seen this great artist performing live. I think if you were all turning up to an outdoor concernt expecting him to be singing just like he was 30 plus years ago, you were going to be disappointed

How come the likes of The Police, Paul Weller, The Who, Neil Diamond, etc. etc. still sound as fab this time round - theyre older now too! NO EXCUSE - he was an absolute disgrace to the music world & his memory

Mikey wrote:
I went for free and still felt ripped off! The headline in Echo today should have been "Meat is Murder" It got so bad at one stage that his backing singer started arguing with him on stage. Asking what the hell are you doing Loaf, and he told her to **** Off! How very Romsey!

Franz Seabrook wrote:

Mikey wrote:
I went for free and still felt ripped off! The headline in Echo today should have been "Meat is Murder" It got so bad at one stage that his backing singer started arguing with him on stage. Asking what the hell are you doing Loaf, and he told her to **** Off! How very Romsey!

The 'argument' was part of the act, which was blatantly obvious. What ever your views are were with the performance, don't misrepresent other aspects of it.

Steve wrote:
I can\'t believe how many people disliked the concert! I was at the front and had qued a long time to be there and I was not disappointed. Meat had been Ill since his gig at Liverpool and there were rumors that he was going to pull out of the Broadlands one, but he came out and still put on one hell of a performance (even having to take his medication on stage at one point). For a man in his 60\'s to still be able to sing with that much power after 40 years is quite something. Agreed that he failed to hit some notes and was slow coming in at times (at somepoints due to the volume in his earpiece, which he kept signalling to the soundman at stage-side), in my opinion he still give a very good performance. The chemistry between Meat and Patti was as usual, brilliant, with the amusing argument during \'Paradise\' another classic routine. The set-list was a bit unusual at points, and finishing with a Beatles song was very unexpected, but overall it was a good performance by a legend of Rock.

Christine Woods wrote:
Have just heard back from Broadlands re my complaint of poor concert. Suggest everyone goes onto their website if they want refunds. They are going to contact the promoters. The more people who complain, will get a better impact for refunds.

Shaun Philips wrote:
I suggest Live Nation book this guy www.meatloaf.org saw him last night and he rocked the place looked and sounded just like the big guy Awesome voice

Mr Spikels wrote:
Steve, I bet you have a a Lord of the Rings replica sword in your living room, go on admit it. Is her name really Patti, so it\'s Meat Patti. Genius. They must keep themselves up laughing over that one. Now again. Repeat after me \"The gig was total crap.\"