Rick Wakeman at Hampton Court

[L33VEY]

Had to think about this one before buying my ticket and posting this one, but Rick's website recently announced that he'd be performing the "Six Wives" at Hampton Court in early May.

Follow the link if you're interested:

http://www.rwcc.com/live.asp

I know he's not everyone's favourite keyboard player and the tickets look a bit pricey, but he's the reason that I got into "prog" in the first place, and when I met him a few years ago he was a top bloke.  So I'm happy to top up his pension.

[catherine]

I'd love togo, but if all goes well I'll be in Copenhagen at the time. also, I just saw the prices  :shock:  which made me wince. What a total bargain Frost* was at the Peel!

[Ash]

bottom £50 - wasn't surprised

[AnsOnkruid]

I'd love togo

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[L33VEY]

What a total bargain Frost* was at the Peel!

Agreed - there's no free biscuits at Hampton Court, plus a reasonable chance of getting raining on

[Mikey]

bottom £50 - wasn't surprised

He's cheaper in the Bad Shepherds, 15 quid I think