1 Million People In Ballot For Led Zeppelin Tickets

After registration closes...

September 20, 2007 by Daniel Melia | Photo by PR PHOTOS

1 Million People In Ballot For Led Zeppelin Tickets

More than 1 million people will go into the ballot for Led Zeppelin tickets following the closure of registration the reunion show yesterday (September 19).

Around 20,000 tickets will be available for the November 26 gig at London’s O2 Arena which a tribute to Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun.

In a statement promoter Harvey Goldsmith, who is also working on Bruce Springsteen’s show at the venue, said: "This response is amazing.

“We would like to thank all the fans for their support and we hope that all those fortunate to be successful will keep the tickets out of the hands of touts."

Fans who have been allocated the £125 tickets will be notified on October 1.

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I thought it was 20 million who had registered?
~ by the yak 9/20/2007 Report
Led Zeppelin has been and is my favorite band since I was 15; I started playing music myself because of them, however, with the death of John Bonham, I am sorry to say that was the death of Led Zeppelin. John Bonham was a freak of nature that can not to this day be easily replaced. I think Zeppelin is about 10 years overdue for a tour and while it is great that they do an occasional gig here or there; I would be just as well if they leave the legend as is.
~ by Mark L 9/28/2007 Report
I’ve been a fan since 13. Their music has taken me through all the highs and lows of my life. I would kill for a ticket. Everyone thought Page and Plant shouldn’t have happened in the Nineties but know that is classic. Kashmir is the best piece of music of all time.
~ by aussie 9/30/2007 Report