I was right! its even being promoted by the same company! This is a real market. Aiming for 15000 tickets sold is realistic! This migbht not be to everyone's taste on here but it is an established market. A good solid foundation. Its basically a pretty good house (house as in one band, not "house versions of Rick Astley's hits) band, then they add the key, remaining members of the 80's acts to it! to give a good night out, without the need to hav massive gaps between the acts!

Thank you Joe

Dont think the recent weather will have put many in the mood for an open air concert Odsal. The problem with 80s pop is that, with the exception of new romantics, it doesnt seem to have the nostalgia value of eg 60's or punk. Dont think Charlie Watts would fancy playing at Odsal, too windy. But not many hippies www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/ap ... -interview

Dont think the recent weather will have put many in the mood for an open air concert Odsal. The problem with 80s pop is that, with the exception of new romantics, it doesnt seem to have the nostalgia value of eg 60's or punk. Dont think Charlie Watts would fancy playing at Odsal, too windy. But not many hippies www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/ap ... -interview

Charlie better not get cold feet now (or hands) as I've shelled out for a ticket for Hyde Park.

Nah, that's much nearer the equator than Odsal....