The Rolling Stones are giving Irish fans the chance to meet them face-to-face, but it will set you back a whopping €20,000.
Mick, Keith, Ronnie and Charlie are set to open their No Filter tour in Dublin’s Croke Park on May 17, and tickets will be available to purchase on Friday morning.
While most fans will go for the standard tickets, travel organisers If Only are selling €20,000 VIP packages for every gig on their European tour, including Croke Park.
The package includes two premium tickets, priority entrance, pre-show hospitality, a meet and greet with the band (including a personal photo with them), and a bag of merchandise.
On the If Only website, it says, “After 55 years and over 250 million albums sold, The Rolling Stones continue to earn their keep as the greatest rock band that ever was.
“This summer The Stones will continue to make their way through Europe on their ‘No Filter’ mega tour, and IfOnly has your invitation to meet the mythical rockers in person.
“A pair of premium seats await you at the available tour date of your choice, where you will arrive to the venue early for a special pre-show reception.
“Then get ready as Mick, Keith, Charlie and Ronnie unleash a half century of unforgettable hooks. From Sticky Fingers to Tattoo You, The Stones are behind some of the most influential albums in popular music. Witness the band’s signature live electricity from some of the best seats in the house.”
Meet The Rolling Stones with VIP tickets to the No Filter Tour! Proceeds from the tickets will benefit the charity @Comm_Links, which supports children, young people, adults and families through their community work.
Find out more on @IfOnly: https://t.co/Zqpf2ERlGs pic.twitter.com/YpJOHLtqHo— The Rolling Stones (@RollingStones) March 21, 2018
“Your incredible evening will culminate with a face-to-face meeting with The Stones themselves. Shake hands with the legendary musicians and capture the moment forever in a photo.
“You will also take home a custom-picked merchandise bag packed with limited edition concert memorabilia. Funds from this experience will benefit Community Links, an environmental, service-learning, immersion, volunteer, and international educational organization.”
