Second Norway Show Already Sold Out
Although Iron Maiden.com has yet to confirm the second show in Oslo next year, the venue's (Olso Spektrum) official site has posted a notice saying that Iron Maiden will play an extra show in Norway at Oslo Spektrum on June 29th 2005, 7.30 AM, which is the day after the already confirmed show. Tickets are on sale at Ticnet.no.Update: According to a posting on Ticnet.no, the second show has already sold out! And the first sold out in only 30 minutes !
Sources: Olso Spektum.no, Ticnet.no, Sanktuarium.org
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You mean the second show is already sold out or the first one ??
Tickets are selling loads in northern Europe. I'm proud of my Scandinavian origins
Cheers
polish site http://www.sanktuarium.org/ reported that the 2nd show was sold out just in 30 mins!
I wonder how they'll announce that on im.com 
it's gonna be hard to announce that a show we hadn't informed you of has been sold out!
I'd like to think that if all europe would be like Scandinavia, Maiden would have their biggest time at the moment.
Somehow the last two albums were very much in the taste of tose Scandinavic, or is it the big Death Metal scene that lifts Maiden up?
Who knows, but it is great!! 
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It was me who wrote the news.
It says that the first show was sold out in less than 30 mins. I didn't add the informaion about selling out the 2nd gig yet...
I wonder why IronMaiden.com didn't announce this date yet... It's already sold out before it's confirmed on the official website...
[right][snapback]91712[/snapback][/right]
You misunderstood us
We wrote that the 1st show was sould out in 30 minutes and that's why promotors added next concert.
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You added link to the other news.
Here's the correct one: http://www.sanktuarium.org/html/newsy/zoba....php?news_id=66
I have a ticket to the first night. I was thinking of getting one to the other one too, but it seems i was too slow 
Somehow the last two albums were very much in the taste of tose Scandinavic, or is it the big Death Metal scene that lifts Maiden up?
Who knows, but it is great!!
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i cant understand that fact too. maiden is selling stadiums in less than 1 day!
im proud of being a fan of such a megagroup and proud of scandinavia. i know theres a huge black/death metal scene but i had no slightest idea that all the black/death people are so mad for Maiden!
i like black very much mostly the 80s black. i think Quorthons death is a serious loss to the music! (im from slovakia and thats the home of sweet countess elizabeth bathory)
and...
sorry for the polish maidenites! see you in paris! (i got 2 tickets)
Bathory was actually born in Hungary and spent some time in Transylvania. Nothing to do with Czechoslovakia.
And there was certainly nothing sweet about her!
im proud of being a fan of such a megagroup and proud of scandinavia. i know theres a huge black/death metal scene but i had no slightest idea that all the black/death people are so mad for Maiden!
i like black very much mostly the 80s black. i think Quorthons death is a serious loss to the music! (im from slovakia and thats the home of sweet countess elizabeth bathory)
and...
sorry for the polish maidenites! see you in paris! (i got 2 tickets)
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Black metal isn't really that big in Norway. Our biggest bands sell a lot more abroad than in Norway. So even though Norwegian black/death metal bands are well known, they're not very popular here. Unforetunatley, most Norwegians listen to rap and other crap (hey!, that rimes
) theese daysAnd besides: Swedish and Finnish metal owns the Norwegian. (HammerFall, Stratovarius, Sonata Arctica etc..)
ironmaiden.com has actually confirmed this, in the news section eith the headline "16/11/2004 Iron Maiden release Number Of The Beast Single" in the text it stands:
The news of the single release follows the spectacular reaction to the announcement of live shows for next Summer. In Scandinavia 88,000 tickets sold within hours, with 51,000 sold out in 2 1/2 hrs for Gothenburg's Ullevi Stadium, 22,000 sold out in a day for Helsinki's Hartwall Arena (2 shows) and 15,000 tickets first day for Oslo Spectrum (also 2 shows). Also recently on sale is the show at Paris Parc Des Princes Stadium on 25th June. To satisfy insatiable Maiden fans, an official UK travel agent has been appointed to arrange official Maiden parties to the Paris show, with privileged access made available to the members of the fan club. Full details can be found here on the website.
And there was certainly nothing sweet about her!
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i live in slovakia. (former czechoslovakia which was part od Austria-Hungary Empire) Alžbeta Báthoryčka (Elizabeth Bathory, also called "Bloody lady of Cachtice") was born in Nyírbátore (Hungary nowadays) but lived in her domain in Čachtice (Cachtice near town Nove Mesto nad Vahom which belong to Trencin district) where she committed bloodbaths and was condemned and finally died here
uuuh