The rumors have come true: Radiohead will appear in Berlin this year. On December 8th and 9th, as well as on December 11th and 12th, Thom Yorke and colleagues will be guest in the Uber Arena.
The rush will be huge. The last time Radiohead played in Germany at the Lollapalooza 2016. On the official band side, an attempt is already being made to keep the mass in chess – including with a registration process and the requirement to be able to secure tickets for one of the concerts.
We have the band information from radiohead.com Translated for you.
Tickets for Radiohead
“To make it as fair as possible for everyone who wants to participate:
You need your data here Register before the tickets go on sale to reduce the competition from bots and ticket dealers.
You can buy a maximum of 4 tickets for just one date to enable as many people as possible.
We will award the larger proportion of tickets to those who live closer to the show, as shown here, and there will be contingents for those who want to travel within Europe, as well as for those outside of Europe. Our goal is to distribute the tickets in a fair and geographically convenient way according to the demand.
FAQs (German)
How do I get a ticket?
You must register your data using the registration form that you can reach from here on Radiohead.com to have a chance to buy a ticket. The registration form is open between 10:00 BST/11:00 a.m. on Friday, September 5th, and 10:00 p.m. BST/11:00 p.m. CEST on Sunday, September 7th.
Until 10:00 p.m. BST/11:00 p.m. CEST on Wednesday, September 10th, you will receive an email that you will inform you about whether you have received an unlock code or not.
On Friday, September 12th, at 10:00 a.m./11:00 a.m. you can use this unlock code to access the official ticket platform and buy up to 4 tickets for one of the nights at this event location. Tickets are sold according to the principle “First come, first served”; The receipt of an unlock code does not guarantee a ticket.
Why do I have to register my data to buy a ticket?
Nowadays, buying tickets according to the principle “First come, first served” means that you are in a queue with bots and ticket dealers who have an unfair advantage. Registration serves to check that you are the person you state and to make the ticket purchase process for fans a little more fairer.
What information do I have to state for registration?
You have to state your name, your email address, your mobile phone number as well as your city and your country of the residence. This information is used to check your identity when buying a ticket. You will also be asked which city or cities you could visit from the five possible. And you have a better chance of tickets if your selection includes a city that is closest to you – check this as shown here.
You can only register with your own correct data once. Otherwise, risk your registration invalid. It makes no difference at what time you register your data, but as soon as the registration form is closed, there is no further opportunity to register for buying a ticket.
Can I choose which city I get a ticket for?
If you receive an unlock code, it will apply to one of the cities you have given during registration.
Can I go to more than one show? How many tickets can I buy?
You can buy up to 4 tickets for one night in the city for which you will receive your unlock code. All bookings for more than one night can be canceled.
If I get an unlock code, is a ticket guaranteed to me?
Unfortunately, receiving an unlock code does not guarantee a ticket. The clear code you receive only unlocks access for you to the official ticket platform. You have to follow the instructions that will be sent to you by email together with your unlock code in order to join your queue on Friday, September 12th, at 10:00 a.m./11:00 am.
If I have not received an unlock code by email, is there a way to buy a ticket?
If you do not receive an unlock code by Wednesday, 10:00 p.m. BST/11:00 p.m. CEST, you cannot take part in the original ticket sale on Friday, September 12th. However, they are automatically placed on a waiting list for other sales waves. If tickets for one of the cities you have selected when registering are unsuccessful, you may receive an email with an unlock code and at least 24 hours a lead time to buy it.
How much will the tickets cost?
Standing tickets cost € 97 (Spain), € 100 (Italy), £ 85 (UK), 775 DKK (Denmark) and € 110 (Germany) plus fees. You can find all the details of pricing including seats and “fast-track status” VIP tickets here. The ticket price remains fix and does not change dynamically.
A donation of € 1/£ 1 will be added to the ticket price or included. In London the donation goes to the live trust, in the rest of Europe to Médecins sans Frontières/doctors without borders (MSF) – this amount can be taxable. Radiohead will double the total with a donation to Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF).
If I bought a ticket and cannot go, can I return it or sell it to someone else?
The only way to sell or transfer tickets is via the transfer and resale function to the nominal value, which is offered by the official ticket platform- please inform yourself about details. This function will only be available in more detail at the time of the show. Some venues will compare their ID by name on the ticket.
Can I buy tickets on other pages?
No. Please note that tickets or unlock codes that are offered on resale pages or above the nominal value can be monitored and canceled.
How do I buy barrier -free tickets?
If you fill out the registration form, please read the information provided and answer with “Yes” if you need a barrier -free seat. When you get an unlock code, you will receive more information on how to verify yourself and buy barrier-free tickets.
Will there be more shows? Will Radiohead play in my country?
There will be no additional appointments. These are the only shows that will play radioheads for the time being. The band hopes to give more shows in other places in the future.