listening to this in the garden

[ffiscool]

first of all I thought that's a loud party.. then realised Sir Elton is playing at Watford Stadium for his final tour....

I am about 15 minutes drive but the sound carried well, if I can upload it.... and free.. some tickets went for £200

[criswell]

It's great that you can hear him in your garden. When he played Cardiff City Stadium we could hear it in our back garden. We heard him do Saturday night's alright for Fighting.

I like it when I can hear bands with out meaning too. We heard Rod Steward in our back garden too and when Bon Jovi played we went and sat in the park next door to the stadium and it was really nice, just the two of us. We decided not to buy tickets as we'd seen them a year or two before in Bristol, plus it was in the middle of the exams and I had students to teach. We could actually hear Bon Jovi in our dining room. I was teaching a student at the time and as soon as we had finished we rushed out to the park.

[ffiscool]

love Bon Jovi, seen him twice.. but yes, so nice to be able to hear them and free

I was going to go to the park, but there have been some rough kids hanging about, so decided not to.

[criswell]

It's impressive that you could hear it that far away. I'm only 10 minutes walk from Cardiff City Stadium.

[suesbird]

Love Bon Jovi, seen him 4 times but I think tickets are so expensive now. Sounds good. I saw Elton John in the 70's in a small town hall, we couldn't hear for a week afterwards as he was so loud, he was brilliant.

[criswell]

We saw Rammstein on Thursday, postponed from 2020. Tickets were £73.50. Millions of pounds change hands per gig these days.

Some were really expensive in the past - We wanted to see David Bowie in 1995 and it was £40 or £50 a ticket which we just couldn't afford back then.

I've only seen Bon Jovi once, and listened for free the second time.

[Loz]

I saw The Who at I think the Wembley Arena a few years ago. Tickets nearly £100.
They did well for a bunch of 70-year-olds. Pricy though.