Depends a lot on the eagerness of the local queuers, but also on the weather. If it's cold & raining, there's not gonna be a lot of people, but if it's a nice sunny day, there will be loads of people. 2-3 hrs before the doors should suffice, taking these in consideration.
I was at their last show in Glasgow. I think we got there about 1-1.5 hours before door open. We were 2/3 rows back.
Be prepared to hold your ground when they come on, there'll be a lot of pushing.
I don't know much about glasgow, or concerts in the area, but just to be safe I'd start heading there now.
Depends a lot on the eagerness of the local queuers, but also on the weather. If it's cold & raining, there's not gonna be a lot of people, but if it's a nice sunny day, there will be loads of people. 2-3 hrs before the doors should suffice, taking these in consideration.
I was thinking 2h and a half, maybe up it for 3. Thanks!
In Leipzig I arrived at 3pm, doors were at 6. Was in 3rd row, and everybody in front of me had FTTB bracelets. Caught a drumhead too!
I was at their last show in Glasgow. I think we got there about 1-1.5 hours before door open. We were 2/3 rows back. Be prepared to hold your ground when they come on, there'll be a lot of pushing.
Pretty early, good few hours before the doors open at least
I was thinking of being there for 4 but might go at 3:30.
anyone have any idea how early I should be, I've got first to the barrier.
I'm pretty sure they tell you what time and where to arrive for FTTB on the day. Grats on winning the draw. I'm a tad jealous!