The presale of tickets has begun for David Gilmour's six concerts at the Circus Maximus in Rome produced by D'Alessandro & Galli with the collaboration of the Municipality of Rome and the Ministry of Culture. These are, at least for now, the first dates that the guitarist will do after the release of the new album on September 6th Luck and Strange and are presented as the only ones it will hold in continental Europe. We therefore expect the arrival of fans from many countries.
Pre-sale of tickets for the shows on 27, 28 and 29 September and 1, 2 and 3 October is open from today through a code reserved for those who register on the Virgin Radio website or for those who have pre-ordered or will pre-order the album on Sony Music Italia store until 6pm tomorrow. The general sale will start on Friday 17 May at 9am.
An ad hoc arena will be set up inside the Circus Maximus with all seats, divided into various sectors. Therefore, more types of tickets are on sale. The gold audience (pink in the map below) costs 230 euros plus various fees. To be precise, the ticket itself costs 200 euros plus presale fee of 30 euros, to which must be added the service fee of 15.43 euros, for a total of 245.43 euros.
The so-called stalls, a term which in the theater indicates the first rows of the stalls but which in this case indicates the tickets in the stalls behind the gold (yellow color in the map below), cost 195.50 euros plus various presale fees and services (which range added to all prices that follow). The numbered stalls in sector 2 cost 149.50 euros. To the right and left of the stalls there will be numbered stands. The numbered grandstand in sector 1 costs 195.50 euros, the numbered grandstand in sector 2 costs 149.50 euros, the numbered grandstand in sector 3 costs 115 euros. Two types of tickets for the audience with reduced visibility are also available on Ticketone, but they are not yet activated for purchase.
Here is the map (not to scale of the Circus Maximus) that appears on Ticketone with the division into sectors:
At this link what Gilmour said about the tour repertoire. Here is his single The Piper's Call.