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Getting front row seats at concerts or live events
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'd agree with sammy, the first few seats / rows / blocks etc (depending on the size of the venue) are reserved for anything from promotional freebies and music-press hacks to various glitterati, D-list celebs and meeja-hooers (sic).
That front-row ticket on e-bay for That Gig Of The Moment, probably came third-hand from some critic who couldn't be R-sed to go.
I have had front row a few times, one was "Motorhead" at Hammy Odeon. My ears rang for days after. I just got row B for Dead Can Dance at The Barbican.
I think the trick is to go to the actual venue box office a few hours before they go on sale and wait. It is not always family and friends that get front row, or competition winners. we won tgix to see The Cure at Wembley and was quite high up to the side of the stage.
Personally I do not like seated venues, I much prefer standing at gigs. you can always get fairly near.
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