S*d the locals. So what if they shop in Harrods or drive a Porche? They're no better than you or me. At the end of the day we're Jarre fans and we should be proud to wear our t-shirts etc to show our support. Went there last year and lots of people were wearing jeans, trainers etc and they weren't scorned.Rubberlips wrote:Very true, but we should all consider where we are going to be. The Albert Hall is in the Kensington/Knightsbridge/Mayfair area. The people around there own tiny flats which cost millions of pounds. They shop in Harrods and Harvey Nics, and buy art, and drive Porches and all that what. They rent their seats out at the RAH for the evening and look down their noses at normal tiny folk like us.Abi wrote:
As for dress code - there is no dress code.... (unless it states on the ticket/s...)
http://www.royalalberthall.com/flash/in ... ,etiquette
I guess if we dress posh we blend in and they are less likely to trample on us in the gutter outside the Hall!
I'll be wearing my dinner suit...
Antigoon wrote:Tickets say "+ support act"
Anyone got any ideas about that?
I reckon it's Rimbert, Rondat or David Jarre... how could anyone else be appropriate?!Kanta wrote:offtopic /on
That's nice for you,. Maybe, you will come to the UK to see him.
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With regards to the support act at the Royal Albert Hall for JMJ's concert, I have just been told by Brendan (Box Office Assistant):
"I am afraid we don’t know who the support is yet and may not do until much nearer the time."
THAT WOULD BE SO SO SO AWESOME... but Delia Derbyshire has sadly already passed away.Antigoon wrote:Could it be "White Noise" doing "Electric storm" as a support act...?
