British Lion 2013 Tour

I would lose! Firstly I'm a lightweight, and secondly I won't have had much booze since three weeks ago and my birthday. A drinking challenge would be a huge mistake.
 
This could backfire if too many people read this and ALL shout out "I am Black Wizard" in the hope of getting free beer
 
I bought through Ticketmaster: I got an email first (a sort of "we have processed your order & will post your tickets shortly"), then the tickets, quickly followed by another email (which evidently should have come before the tickets) saying who the courier was. I'd guess it depends on what courier they're using & where you live, etc. All the UK dates are at the end of March, so I guess you might get them in the next week or so.
 
About tickets, I bought mine for the Paris show via the Internet, but did not print them online and asked instead for a mail expedition, thinking I would get a real ticket, something to keep. Obviously, it was more expensive (approx 5 euros). And what I got was an A4 horrible sheet full of legal information... I really hope some marchandizing is going to be sold at the show, cos I don't want this thing to be my only "material" souvenir.
 
Bizarre! I suppose each venue or ticket seller works a different way. I've never had a printout posted to me before, though. Maybe you could frame it as a souvenir? ;)
 
My mate cancelled, citing the horrendous sum of 35 Euros as a reason. I have to admit that I'm starting to hesitate myself.
 
I'm curious, actually, to how many people do turn out. I bought my tickets reasonably early & they are tickets #44 & 45; which is pretty low. Black Wizard --what number is on your Glasgow tickets? (--should your Mum have given them to you yet! :))
 
It is rather expensive considering it is a relatively unknown band with just one album out. I just checked the concert calender for one of my local places and Anthrax, Stone Sour, Fear Factory and Meshuggah are all cheaper to go see..
 
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