Capacity: 19,600

Concert starts: 8pm

Address of venue: 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA 02114. MAP

Website: www.tdbanknorthgarden.com

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With ticket sales for this Boston show extremely strong, a third night has been added to the schedule.

Tickets are being sold through Ticketmaster.com and the presales began starting Monday, June 14th. Here's the ticketing timetable:

ROGERWATERS.COM PRESALE - starts June 14th at 10am EDT
CREDIT CARD PRESALE - starts June 14th at 10am EDT
CREDIT CARD VIP PACKAGES PRESALE - starts June 14th at 10am EDT
ITUNES PRESALE - starts June 17th at 10am EDT
VIP PACKAGES PRESALE - starts June 17th at 10am EDT
LIVE NATION PRESALE - starts June 17th at 10am EDT
RADIO PRESALE - starts June 17th at 10am EDT
PUBLIC TICKETING ONSALE - starts June 28th at 10am EDT
VIP PACKAGE ONSALE - starts June 28th at 10am EDT

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WARNING - SPOILERS AHEAD!

Do not read on if you don't want surprises to be spoilt, regarding what the band played, and what happened as the night unfolded!

Night twelve of the tour, and the production stays in Boston for the last of three shows in the New England city. From here, the tour heads on to New York state for a clutch of shows there. 

Initial reports are that this was another good show, with the band and crew really in their strides now. However, the rumoured appearance by David Gilmour at this show DIDN'T materialise!

If you went to this show, let us know what you thought of the event, and if anything interesting or different happened if you've been to previous shows and can compare!

CONCERT REVIEW by BD CONTRIBUTOR, David Emerson

For some reason I hesitated about going. Mostly due to the 'No Dave Gilmour' effect. Not to worry. I went (3rd of 3 Boston shows 10/3). Simply spectacular.

I was lucky enough to catch one of the Wall shows in London back in 1981. As reports have said, this version has been retooled and upgraded...all for the good I reckon. Some of the visuals of this thing really are mind blowing (the reason we're all there, right?). And there is the emotional bit - we're all isolated, etc. - it gets deep.

Highlights for me (not to give too much away for those planning to see it): The opening number is sensory overload. The whole Trial scene at the end. The Hammers/flying pig. Run Like Hell was INTENSE. The whole thing really was great.

One complaint - they had a bank of speakers which blocked much of the famed circular video screen (from my vantage point anyway in the Balcony - and I imagine for many in the audience...) and it seems like they had plenty of room for those speakers to be way off to the side. That said - the sound was phenomenal. I'll also add: ideal seats? Probably mid-floor or perhaps a Loge seat. In retrospect I wish I had grabbed a better seat, but I didn't want to spend a fortune on the thing. I grabbed a decent Balcony which 'only' set me back about $70. But if you're into it - it would be well worth spending the money for a good seat. Although I don't think 1st five rows on the floor would be the way to go here - I imagine it would be better to be a bit further back to take it all in.

My biggest worry was the 'hired guns' playing the thing. I have to say though it didn't really bother me. It gets played so well, it wasn't really an issue. (Although it does seem like sacrilege that it's not Gilmour wailing on top of the Wall during Comfortably Numb).

A fantastic show in all aspects - musically, visually, comically and emotionally. Go see it of you can.

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