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Posted by Russell in Manchester @ 21:59 on Jun 15 2007
I got there for the opening and the whole day was great - good to see people worshiping not just going to see a gig!
Bring on next year inside - will need a bigger stage tho i think
I got there for the opening and the whole day was great - good to see people worshiping not just going to see a gig!
Bring on next year inside - will need a bigger stage tho i think
Posted by crispy in surrey @ 19:55 on Jun 15 2007
As a wheelchair user, I was met with unhelpful, moody people, who constantly pushed into me. We arrived and had to move spaces twice, as we were told to leave a disabled space, despite having a blue badge! I was with another disabled person, who although was not in a wheelchair, could not walk very far, and as we entered the building, there were no signs were to go, and when we asked for help, nobody seemed to know a thing. We eventually made it to the car park, and had to struggle uphill to a disabled viewing platform, which was full of able bodied people, and children who constantly bumped into us, and even went directly in front of us and obscured our view. One person was jumping about on the frame in front of us, and the bouncing was very painful. The music was distorted badly, and the poor delirious boys were suffering terribly, the megaphone mic didn't even work till near the end of the song! The disabled toilets were so far away fromt the concert we had to drive back to them! . The alton towers even was so much better.
As a wheelchair user, I was met with unhelpful, moody people, who constantly pushed into me. We arrived and had to move spaces twice, as we were told to leave a disabled space, despite having a blue badge! I was with another disabled person, who although was not in a wheelchair, could not walk very far, and as we entered the building, there were no signs were to go, and when we asked for help, nobody seemed to know a thing. We eventually made it to the car park, and had to struggle uphill to a disabled viewing platform, which was full of able bodied people, and children who constantly bumped into us, and even went directly in front of us and obscured our view. One person was jumping about on the frame in front of us, and the bouncing was very painful. The music was distorted badly, and the poor delirious boys were suffering terribly, the megaphone mic didn't even work till near the end of the song! The disabled toilets were so far away fromt the concert we had to drive back to them! . The alton towers even was so much better.
Posted by Carl in Staffordshire @ 11:11 on Jun 15 2007
The three of us wanted to go to the event, which i am sure was very good, but the price for each ticket was very expensive which i think reflected in the attendance figures.
The pricing of this event needs to be re-considered for next time.
The three of us wanted to go to the event, which i am sure was very good, but the price for each ticket was very expensive which i think reflected in the attendance figures.
The pricing of this event needs to be re-considered for next time.
Posted by MARY in SNEYD-GREEN @ 23:16 on Jun 14 2007
well i was at britannia and i fink it was amazing and be jelouse ow didnt go and im deffinatly cumin 08
well i was at britannia and i fink it was amazing and be jelouse ow didnt go and im deffinatly cumin 08
Posted by nikki in leeds @ 14:51 on Jun 14 2007
wow, passion was an awesome day, talk about God giving us perfect weather for it!!!!
loved the questions for the d? boys, the cheese question was ours hehe
next year will be bigger and better
wow, passion was an awesome day, talk about God giving us perfect weather for it!!!!
loved the questions for the d? boys, the cheese question was ours hehe
next year will be bigger and better
Posted by Chris in United Kingdom @ 12:59 on Jun 13 2007
Remember you can hear interviews with most of the bands at Passion 07 on Cross Rhythms this week. Listen in to the Breakfast show 7-11am and City Drive 3-6pm.
We also have a highlights programme on Saturday (16th June) with recordings of the performances and interviews... Relive the day or enjoy it if you didn't make it.
Remember you can hear interviews with most of the bands at Passion 07 on Cross Rhythms this week. Listen in to the Breakfast show 7-11am and City Drive 3-6pm.
We also have a highlights programme on Saturday (16th June) with recordings of the performances and interviews... Relive the day or enjoy it if you didn't make it.
Posted by Rob in Shropshire @ 09:59 on Jun 13 2007
Great summary of a great day. Highlights for me - Replenish kicking off the event in grand style, trying to learn the tbc dance moves with my daughter Molly (!), power worship from onehundredhours and YFriday, and then the D boys to finish off - and of course excellent coverage and support from CR!! Can't wait for next year.
Great summary of a great day. Highlights for me - Replenish kicking off the event in grand style, trying to learn the tbc dance moves with my daughter Molly (!), power worship from onehundredhours and YFriday, and then the D boys to finish off - and of course excellent coverage and support from CR!! Can't wait for next year.
Posted by Joseph in Sale, Manchester @ 17:18 on Jun 12 2007
I was there and I have to say it was not a day to forget. Weather and music both being perfect. I admit openly I only came to hear Delirious? but also with the intention of listening to some of the other Christian bands on the stage at the moment. Well I wasn't disappointed. Good day had by all. ROCK ON!
I was there and I have to say it was not a day to forget. Weather and music both being perfect. I admit openly I only came to hear Delirious? but also with the intention of listening to some of the other Christian bands on the stage at the moment. Well I wasn't disappointed. Good day had by all. ROCK ON!
The opinions expressed in the Reader Comments are not necessarily those held by Cross Rhythms.
This day in Stoke was amazing. All those who didn't attend missed a fantastic day. My highlights were Salvador and Jaci Velasquez. I have waited for years to have the opportunity to catch Jaci live and this event fulfilled those wishes.
I don't think the price of the ticket for the event was expensive. Another Christian event on the same day cost over £10 more for an ensemble concert. So the £24 for 10 bands was very good. £2.40 per band, you can't go wrong.
Cheers NXT. I am looking forward to next year.