Daydreamers typical questions ;)

[Luluzinha_s2]

I was here at home just daydreaming about an Adele concert here in Brazil, and got curious...

1- How long before a concert should I arrive to get to have photo with Adele or an authograph ?
2- When she's going to sing or give an interview somewhere, does she enter through the front entrance ?
3- Has anyone ever got to go backstage, before or after a concert, interview, tv program ... etc ?
4- When she's on a tv program does she interact with the audience, before it starts or at the end of it ( giving authographs, taking photos, etc.. ) ?
5- When she is giving authographs/taking photos with fans somewhere is it easy to interact with her, or do we have to hurry/fight to get a photo or authograph ?
6- How long does she normally stay at a place interacting with fans ?
7- Is there any limit of people to interact with her at the same time ?
8- Has any fan ever got to have a longer/more private conversation with her ?
9- When they release a concert date, how long does it take it to get sold out ?
10- Are there any special/more expensive tickets we can buy to stay near her on a concert ?
11- Is it difficult to get to stay near her on a concert, how long before it starts should we arrive to get a good place to stay ?

Uff.... So many questions !!! You don't need to answer them all at the same time ! Share your experiences !!!!

Bye Daydreamers and Delly XD !!!! ;)

[maryam_xx]

Thats ALOT of questions haha. i have personally never met her or been to see adele live but ill try and answer as much as i can.

1) its best to try and get there when she goes into sound check which will be about 4/3 if the gig starts about 7:30.

2) for interviews she will probably enter through back door

3) it is possible to buy meet and greet tickets before a concert the price i am aware of is about £100 but again i dont know if she does meet or greets the price might be more/less. as far as i am aware the time spend with a fan depends on if she would be in a hurry/how many people are waiting to meet her. as for TV your not really allowed to interact during or after filming. if you want to meet her at studios eg BBC its best to wait when she comes in and out.

4) as for getting a photo with her it depends on how chaotic it is. if it was manic im sure security would whisk her away for her own safety but if it is relaxed she would be able to talk and relax with you guys properly

9) i reckon as soon as her next tour dates are released they will be snapped up SUPER FAST, especially as she prefers to do small venues=less seats. so its about getting on them phones/offices as soon as they open and just waiting.if you want front row im sure that there are prices you can pay if it is a seated concert to be up front.

and lastly i just want to say i do not stalk adele, after all that info it probably sounds like i do and i am a complete weirdo :/ :/ i have never met her or been to a concert, i know this stuff because im a little bit of a JLS fangirl *hides* and from what other girls have told me, and what i have read on their forum thats why i know all this stuff and what would be the best way to meet someone like her :) i hope i helped.

ive probably got alot wrong though and who ever has met her will be able to correct me :)

[Luluzinha_s2]

Thats ALOT of questions haha. i have personally never met her or been to see adele live but ill try and answer as much as i can.

1) its best to try and get there when she goes into sound check which will be about 4/3 if the gig starts about 7:30.

2) for interviews she will probably enter through back door

3) it is possible to buy meet and greet tickets before a concert the price i am aware of is about £100 but again i dont know if she does meet or greets the price might be more/less. as far as i am aware the time spend with a fan depends on if she would be in a hurry/how many people are waiting to meet her. as for TV your not really allowed to interact during or after filming. if you want to meet her at studios eg BBC its best to wait when she comes in and out.

4) as for getting a photo with her it depends on how chaotic it is. if it was manic im sure security would whisk her away for her own safety but if it is relaxed she would be able to talk and relax with you guys properly

9) i reckon as soon as her next tour dates are released they will be snapped up SUPER FAST, especially as she prefers to do small venues=less seats. so its about getting on them phones/offices as soon as they open and just waiting.if you want front row im sure that there are prices you can pay if it is a seated concert to be up front.

and lastly i just want to say i do not stalk adele, after all that info it probably sounds like i do and i am a complete weirdo :/ :/ i have never met her or been to a concert, i know this stuff because im a little bit of a JLS fangirl *hides* and from what other girls have told me, and what i have read on their forum thats why i know all this stuff and what would be the best way to meet someone like her :) i hope i helped.

ive probably got alot wrong though and who ever has met her will be able to correct me :)

Big thank you for your help! Very useful, even if there's something wrong, no problem ! Thank you ! ;)

[Luluzinha_s2]

Still hoping the more experienced people ( talking about meeting Adele ), give us some of these answers !!! :)

[AdeleIsAbFab95]

I only know how to answer question 11! I saw her in leicester in september, I only waited half an hour before the concert started and I ended up being right at the front, bang in the centre- fabulous! So I wouldn't wait hours and hours. The crowd was also really nice and understanding, there was no pushing or fighting and I had a lot of breathing space!

[hob]

3) it is possible to buy meet and greet tickets before a concert the price i am aware of is about £100 but again i dont know if she does meet or greets the price might be more/less.

Adele or anyone connected with her will never charge for a meet and greet.
She will often say hello to her fans before a gig if time allows.

[Luluzinha_s2]

I only know how to answer question 11! I saw her in leicester in september, I only waited half an hour before the concert started and I ended up being right at the front, bang in the centre- fabulous! So I wouldn't wait hours and hours. The crowd was also really nice and understanding, there was no pushing or fighting and I had a lot of breathing space!

Really? Let me see if I understood... You just waited 30 minutes to watch the concert and ended up at the front ? Am I right or did I misunderstand you ?

[YoungWerther]

I arrived at the venue at about nine a.m., I think, for an 8 p.m. concert. Front row. Sexy. Lots of eye contact and smiles, and a couple waves. She didn't meet with any fans before or after the show (Berkeley/SF). You are going to hear twenty different stories on here, though. She isn't consistent, and there's much less fan contact now that she's a mega-star.

Stopped smiling at me after I flashed her, but I could tell she was still looking.

[shadesofblack]

I arrived at the venue at about nine a.m., I think, for an 8 p.m. concert. Front row. Sexy. Lots of eye contact and smiles, and a couple waves. She didn't meet with any fans before or after the show (Berkeley/SF). You are going to hear twenty different stories on here, though. She isn't consistent, and there's much less fan contact now that she's a mega-star.

Stopped smiling at me after I flashed her, but I could tell she was still looking.

LMAO! But was she still looking in horror?! Funny, funny guy. :)

[YoungWerther]

It's clear she was deeply impressed but didn't want to reward my bad behavior. Story of my life.