Dress code for the Rob Gretton event.

I assume their is no dress code and if you have tickets and are not drunk you will have to let you in unless we are under aged but we are not.

I am just worried I won't get in as this is one gig I cannot miss. I still cannot quite believe I am going to see New Order and in a smallish venue as well. When I first booked the tickets I wasn't expecting New Order to be there was going just to see the Doves and pay tribute to Rob Gretton as I am fan of his.

Originally posted by Ian MadManc I assume their is no dress code and if you have tickets and are not drunk you will have to let you in unless we are under aged but we are not. I am just worried I won't get in as this is one gig I cannot miss. I still cannot quite believe I am going to see New Order and in a smallish venue as well. When I first booked the tickets I wasn't expecting New Order to be there was going just to see the Doves and pay tribute to Rob Gretton as I am fan of his.

Well i for one WON'T be wearing a dress! GAYLORDE DICK EMERY'S SON

Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Ian MadManc> I assume their is no dress code and if you have tickets and are not drunk you will have to let you in unless we are under aged but we are not.

Black tie, surely?!

I'll be wearing jeans, black new order t-shirt and a wry smile.

Originally posted by ShugZV© We've gotta wear a dress?

COME,COME AS YOU ARE!:D

I was wondering this. Does anyone know if there is a dress code?? Also, is it a big club?? I've never been before so haven't got a clue.

The dress code will be different for their usual club nights. I am guessing as this is a gig they cannot expect people to go dressed up with a shirt/shoes. I am wearing my jeans trainers and a t-shirt.

The ritz is a cheesey pull a granny night club but as this is not a normal club night (its normaly shut on sundays) the only thing will be common is the staff and building.

I normaly just wear jeans/trainers/t-shirt when going to gigs in Manchester I've never had a problem before. I am one of these people that hates the principle of dress codes and I find clubs that don't have them are actually less rough.

been to loads of gigs at the ritz and there is no dress code. dont worry mate:)

Thanks, thats pretty much what I thought.

anyboyy thougt af showing some respect for is wife this is not a gig this is a revolution