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Chrissie Hynde doesn’t want the same fans in the front row every night

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Chrissie Hynde doesn’t want the same fans in the front row every night

There are many super bands of a particular band who buy tickets to several tour dates and kind of ‘travel’ with them, watching them play in different cities. That happens with The Pretenders and it’s not something that the band’s vocalist and guitarist Chrissie Hynde likes. She shared a message to those fans on her social media, saying that although she appreciates their love for the band and that they like to go see the band multiple times during a tour, she wants to see local faces in the front row and not always the same people that are following the band around. She asked them to give a chance to the local fans to be in the front row and see the band.

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Chrissie Hynde doesn’t want the same fans in the front row every night

“Hi All! First of all, thank you to everyone who’s come to see our shows. We’re in the homestretch of this year‘s tour and it’s been a real pleasure. Fantastic cities and fantastic audiences. We’ve had a great time playing for you. One thing we feel obliged to explain: When we go on tour, the whole point of it for the band is that we are playing to a different audience every night. That’s why we go on tour!”

“So if we’re in Edinburgh (like we are tonight), we look forward to seeing local faces. This is what makes it new for us every night. We appreciate those of you who follow us and buy tickets for multiple nights, so please don’t be offended if we request you to move out of the front row. All we are asking is that you give the local fans a chance. This is what keeps it new for us…especially after being on tour for so many months. See you later !” Chrissie Hynde said.

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Next Pretenders tour dates

The band is currently promoting their new album “Relentless” and has many scheduled tour dates in the United Kingdom.

October

  • 11 – Portsmouth – Guildhall
  • 12 – Bristol – Beacon
  • 13 – Oxford – New Theatre
  • 16 – Edinburgh – Usher Hall
  • 17 – Gateshead – The Glasshouse
  • 19 – Hull – Connexin Live
  • 20 – Nottingham – Royal Concert Hall
  • 22 – London – Palladium
  • 23 – London – Palladium
  • 24 – London – Palladium
  • 26 – Ipswich – Regent Theatre
  • 27 – Birmingham – Symphony Hall
  • 28 – Manchester – Bridgewater Hall
  • 30 – Liverpool – Philharmonic
  • 31 – York – Barbican

November

  • 01 – Sheffield – City Hall

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