$65 + ticketbastard charges...

Will he play kinks stuff? He has to right?

I have no clue, but he did when I saw him at the Tibet Benefit last year.

i don't see any tickets for irving plaza at that link

they were there and now theyre gone...

something's going on because my order history page bumped my concert date from 3/24 to 3/25 and when I click on it, it gives me a "We’re sorry, we’re unable to process your request. Please try again."
When a company like ticketmaster is already pure crap, what does somethign like this make it?

it's showing up on cc.com as going onsale on 2/10

note other cities ticket prices seem to average $30

we get hit with $65

to hell with that

Saw him at the Supper Club about two months back, and he was absolutely fabulous, and, yes, he did tons of Kinks stuff, mostly from the 60s records and a few things from the 70s/80s. For some reason, he ended with Low Budget.

Highlights: I'm Not Like Everybody Else , Till the End of the Day, Where Have All the Good Times, 20th Century Man, Oklahoma USA, Sunny Afternoon, Animal Farm, Village Green, Johnny Thunder, Dead End Street, Days, Tired of Waiting, Set Me Free and Waterloo Sunset.

I mean, pretty hard to beat that, no? Yes, you have to hear Lola, All Day and All of the Night and, of course, You Really Got Me, but still.

Oh, and his band's fabulous, too. It's pricey, but entirely worth it.

I was just at the Irving Plaza box office, and some guy was complaining about this. They are NOT officially on sale, yet; they were accidentally made available for a short while, then someone caught it and took them back off.

i got an email saying that the onsale date has been changed to Friday at noon.

Saw Ray Davies' show at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby, PA. last night. Brilliant...Plenty of The Kinks' catalogue was played (Sunny Afternoon, Village Green, Tired of Waiting, Till the end of the day even Low Budget made a suprise appearnace. Lots of other Kinks songs throughout the show).
The new album is loaded with well crafted songs, too bad it didn't come out sooner.
Ray told some amusing anecdotes about his early days with The Kinks and some nostalgic stories about his brother Dave.
Enjoy the NY shows.