So... it's this week... and here I am - not going :(

Hope theres gonna be some decent tv and/or newspaper coverage.... and even better a recording of the night....

I'm not going neither :( agree with you though dawneh I do hope there's some sort of footage or good articles at least!!! will keep me eyes peeled ;)

Mel

Oh yeah almost forgot, its Wednesday I think. They should definately release it on DVD they would make a fortune B)

But I want to go! :(

Me to :(

I will be so glad not to see all those ticket on ebay though.... it gets me both depressed and angry !!!

Same here grrrr.......!!!

Mel

Does anyone know anyone who is lucky enough to be going? I don't unfortunately or I could have hitched a ride in there bag ;)

I'm rather glad that I dont know anyone who's going - or I would have to mug them for the tickets !! :lol:

I dont know anyone going but I''m glad because I wouldnt want to hear them when they get back, acting all smug and raving about how funny he was. I'd have to kill them to shut them up! ;)

Good point, perhaps it for the best I don't know anyone!! ;) Hope there is going to be some info on it tomorrow :huh:

We need newspaper warnings... if anyone spots anything !!! :D

Will keep my eyes peeled ;) :D

Mel

Me too will definately tell you if I spot anything :D

Didn't see anything in todays papers :( has anyone else found anything?

You'd expect SOMETHING..... Grrrr

Any news if VH1 are showing it????

[FONT=Arial][B][FONT=Impact] Hi all,
I went to see peter kay @ the royal albert hall.
It was quality. potter even made n apperance at the end, he sang a number of songs like "YOU ARE THE WIND BENEATH MY WHEELS"
It was great, Janice connolly was there from phoenix nights too :P
Peter was wearing his infamous blue shirt :D B)
Didnt have anything for sale there tho :(
hope the rest of you enjoyed it???

Dont no if uv noticed?-but im disabled :P

Haven't seen anything about it, even went on their website to see if there was anything and they are not even mentioning the shows now!! I hoped they would but I bet they won't!!! :(

I know exactly what you mean!! How frustrating it THAT??!!! I mean there's absolutely NOTHING about the event apart from the short article and pic on the front cover of the Bolton Evening News. Don't suppose there's anyone on here from the London area, there may be someting in their local papers?? :huh: ;)

Mel

At least you can get the Bolton Evening News.... I am here in a Peter free wilderness !! lol :D

Eeek sorry Dawneh :unsure: I slipped up there didn't I?!! Ooopsies LOL I seriously need to get meself a scanner sorted :blink:

Mel

Or get 2 copies of everything and send me one !!! LOL ;)

Hehe!!! Cheeky ;) Could do though, but then everyone will want one too :P LOL

Mel

Shhhhh dont tell em !! ;)

Me too, shame no one can scan the article in. Will have to hope they post it soon in the Bolton EN website ;)

Ok the only thing I saw from a London paper was this short review about the whole evening, that I lovingly typed up for you all. :)

Evening Standard - 7th April 2005

Teenage Cancer Trust Comedy at the Albert Hall
Of all the shows in Roger Daltrey's fundraising week it was the comedy night that sold out first, beating Franz Ferdinand and Robert Plant at the box office. Without a bill even being announced. chart-busting compere Peter kay was enough to send the phone lines into
Glastonbury-style meltdown.
Which was fortunate, because the guests, only revealed yesterday, were serviceable acts never likely to boost sales. Last year this event featured a rampant Ricky Gervais, an ascendant Little Britain and cast iron Steve Coogan. Last night's support was no so much a who's who of British comedy as a who's that?
Cold Feet's John Thomson dusted off some old material to kick proceedings off. Nothing earth-shattering, just a solid repertoire of Hollywood impressions and some hackneyed gags, such as the one about "the dyslexic devil worshipper who sold his soul to Santa".
Perrier nominee Reg Hunter's commanding presence won over a bemused crowd but failed to prepare them for northern character comic Barbara Nice, who drew a little too heavily on a sub-Mrs Merton bingo-winged persona, yet had a great line on her wilting marriage: "The last time we left the house together was when the chip pan caught fire."
After the interval the tone changed, courtesy of surrealist pin-up Noel Fielding, who was breezing along until a heckler interrupted. Fielding fended him off only for Kay to return after a fleeting sketch from Catherine Tate and, in a remarkable lack of solidarity, side with the punter, criticising Fielding for being "too wacky". Dubliner Ed Bryne was more to the host's tastes a mix of trad and lad with an endless armoury of girlfriend anecdotes.
Kay himself was not on scintillating form. This instinctive entertainer was clearly coasting, from schoolday stories of wallpaper-covered exercise books to his one-fingered Soft Cell impersonation to his trite MOR medley finale in the guise of Phoenix Nights's Brian Potter. The over-familiar routines duly worked their magic, while Kay barely broke into a sweat.
Nothing to get excited about then, although this unlikely pop star on
autopilot still beats most comics at full throttle. Not that there was much competition last night.

Bruce Dessau


I get the impression that Bruce didnt enjoy the comedy night! Miserable git. <_<

Hey!!! How ya doin' Haze :D Thanks loads for the article :D :D I agree though 'miserable git' LOL :P ;)

Mel

I'm good thanks ickle how are you? :D

Hehe!! I'm fandabbydozey thanks :lol: :P


Speak soon ;)
Mel

http://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/tm_objectid=15...-name_page.html

OOOpps !!!

Oh dear!!! Ooopsies indeed!! :blink:

Mel

Oh dear! :o

Oh no, perhaps the Mirror have blown it all out of proportion and is wasn't as bad as they are making out?? Thanks for posting the reviews though even if they weren't impressed Im sure it was a fantastic nite and I would have loved to have been there :P

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/news/entertain..._peterkay.shtml

little link u might like to take a look @

He is bound to get sick of it. It's the un-original people that will sing it to him thinking that it's the first time anyone has done it! Poor Peter! :rolleyes:

pheonix fights :lol: :huh:

NOEL FLELDINGS ACT WAS A BIT CRAZY I MUST SAY,
HES COMEDY WAS SO DIFF FROM EVERY ONE ELSES THAT NIGHT,
I REMEMBER THE GUY SHOUTING OUT TO HIM FU*K OFF.

NOEL WAS REALLY HURT BY THE COMMENT,

NOEL TURNED TO THE GUY AND SAID "OH-HOW ORIGINAL"
HE THEN SAID "ONE PERSON TELLING ME TO FUCK OFF-LETS TRY THIS"

HE GOT THE HOLE OF THE ALBERT HALL TO TELL HIM TO FU*C OFF :P :o :D

PETER THEN CAME ON N SAID "whats all that about"
i would told him to fu*k off too :o :o :o its not my cup off tea.

can c why he was upset :)

How much do I wanna hear Brians songs from that night :(

I doubt we will ever get to see it, I have tried to find out if it is going to be released but there is nothing about it :angry:

So unfair.... the money that could be made out of such things

We should start a petition, not sure who we would send it to though ;)

Good idea :D

Mel