Apple Store

This store was amazing in London! Three floors, yes, three floors of Apple products! They were well prepared for customers by fully staffing the store. The place was open, full of natural light due to the store being walled with glass. Yes, it put American Apple stores to shame, sad to say! Plus, free wifi, even when standing outside of the store. Gotta love that!

Nice big store in Oxford circus. The good thing about Apple is the pricing is pretty uniform around the world, barring exchange rates and taxes.
The store is currently under renovations and is crowded!

I’ve had two great service related experiences at this store and finally thought I should get it written down. It’s a shame many in the community haven’t received the same but maybe this will give others hope.
I had an iPhone 4S way back in the day kids and it was one month out of warranty when it began to turn itself off for no reason. I called up Apple and they very kindly booked an appointment with the Genius Bar to sort it out. I arrived at my booked slot and waited about 15 minutes before being seen to by a guy who checked out my phone for water damage and found the headphone jack patch had turned. This essentially meant that Apple had every right to make me pay for a repair or replacement since a) the phone was out of warranty and b) it had come into contact with water at some point. Instead, they gave me a replacement phone on the spot which came with a standard 3 month warranty. Great experience number 1.
The second time I had purchased a brand new MBP to replace my old and ailing previous MBP and about a month into owning it I realised that the lid didn’t snap shut. I didn’t think too much of it and didn’t bother to get it exchanged since I needed the laptop for work but 7 months later the touchpad began to mess up, turning itself off and on and basically being a little bit of trouble until eventually both the mousepad and the keyboard stopped responding altogether. I went online to book an appointment and was able to get a spot for the very next day whereupon the guys at the genius bar were able to confirm within 15 minutes that the top panel (mousepad, case and keyboard) was bowed in, which explained the issue I had with the lid. They agreed to repair the problem under warranty and I received it back a week later in perfect condition.
So it seems a mixed bag as others haven’t had the luck I’ve had in dealing with Apple but it’s certainly not all bad and it’s definitely worth a try if any of your products go wrong. The worst they can say is no.

It’s a shame that whilst they’re redoing the store it is so small. I got completely lost when I went for my Genius Bar appointment and I felt really claustrophobic :(
I’ll be going to the Covent Garden store for now until they finish the refurb works!
:/​

Poor customer service — staff ignore people and don’t approach people who are giving clear signals that they require assistance. Preferring to chat amongst themselves.
A lot of the lines are now shoved into corners and its a bun fight to see them properly, eg the desk top based Computers shoved in a corner and no information about more powerful machines.
Staff are evasive when you ask about alternatives to there mouse (which I find less responsive than a £16 pc one — as it appears to be all about looks rather than function). Or alternatives to the 5k retina monitor which may be move but has been shoehorned into a monitor that looks the same from the front as the one that has been knocking on for more than five years.
After my experience in this store I feel I want to dump my IPhone 6 and iPad and do the Apple detox.

I’m the first person to rave about Apple products and their customer service… But i have to say that this Apple store is the most horrible Apple store /​any store that i have been to in the last 10 years… I had an issue with my computer screen where it kept on turning on and off when ever it felt like… I have owned macs for over 12 years now. I always purchase Macs because of their quality but most of all because of the apple care and their customer service… But the Regent street store is the worst i have experienced. They would not fix my screen even though my apple care was still valid… The so called mac genius implied that i was at fault and that Apple would not repair the problem. He basically made me feel like a liar… I left the store annoyed and frustrated… I eventually got my screen replaced by another Apple store where i was advised by the Mac genius that my screen problems are not rare with the white Mac books due to being made of plastic. I now own a Macbook pro and loving it… I also had another issue with a different macbook over 10 years ago in the same Regent St store and also refused to fix my problem (battery issue). I went to another Mac store which resolved the problem without any fuss… Would i go back? maybe to fart next to a apple staff and walk off…

Though in Regent St, I never find this one too busy…
Got home this afternoon from a week’s vacay n found my ipad crashing and having issues with the HBO, Hulu, n Netflix App — went to the store, no genius was avail, but the sales rep could created an (encrupted!!!) image of my ipad, replaced my iPad Air (not without asking if I wanted to buy the new one of course ;)), restored it — works like a charm!
That’s the reason I am willing to pay the premium prices — they come with premium products and services!
(Anyone wanna buy me an Apple Watch though?)

Damn!!! Talk about hawk in the sky!
You come in, approach the device you’re interested in when someone appears. Ooo great… Did they smell my presence? …I politely say no… I’m having a feel. The woman started growling! She assumed I walked in just to check my Email… Not on her watch. She followed me around the store waiting to yell «back up b*tch!»
Ok short story, go elsewhere and avoid the eagle woman. Helpful? I hope.

I entered Mac heaven the other day to ask some silly questions. And even though it was obvious I wasn’t going to buy anything on this occasion, and my question didn’t even refer to an Apple device (but to how to best transfer my iTunes library from an old PC on life support), the level of service I received was impeccable. I am a happy non-​customer even though I didn’t even find a definite solutions.
There is something about these Apple mega stores that just works. Surrounded by beautiful design in vast spaces, you feel well looked after. And instead of clueless staff hassling you, you are happy to queue to see one of their all-​knowing advisors. Works for me!

En allant pour la première fois à Londres, je me devais d’allé faire un tour dans la boutique à la Pomme. Ben quoi? Je suis une grande fan alors oui, c’était la visite incontournable !
La boutique est à la hauteur de toutes celles que j’ai pu voir jusque là! Magnifique. Le design respecte parfaitement le bâtiment dans lequel elle s’est implantée. L’intérieur est assez épuré, simple et classe (pas étonnant me direz vous !). On retrouve les incontournables espaces propres aux boutiques Apple (Iphone, iPod, mac, ateliers, etc). Les membres de l’équipe sont tous très aimables et disponibles. Il n’hésites pas à prendre le temps de répondre aux questions que l’on se pose.
Bref, je n’ai pas été déçue du tout du voyage et je peux vous dire que ça vaut le détour !

Turned up at 9am listed time after travelling in to look at a MacBook Air. Turned away at the door as there were «only technical appointments til ten.» For the very few of us at the door there were «no purchases» or even looking at the equipment til then. How or where I could have known this? No idea. Not mentioned in their listed times online as said. Think they’ve lost the plot.

beautiful architecture as always

I got my iPhone 6 yesterday, and had to write a review on the service that I received from Geoff there. I’d managed to reserve one that morning and couldn’t wait to get my hands on it. The slot I had was for 12pm-​1pm, and I’d left in good time to get there, however, what no one had planned on was the cutting of a power cable in the building next door. Apple’s power was down and they couldn’t serve anybody. I had to leave and no one could tell me what was going to happen. Back at the office I called them and they assured me that all reservations would be honoured and that as long as I came in that day, I’d still be able to collect it.
Fast forward to that evening, and I walked in at 8:15, played around with the display model (just in case I had second thoughts), checked out the cases (oh, and what is with people? I was looking at the cases and this guy just forced his way into the gap between me and the products without a single ‘excuse me’), and then walked over to the reservation line. The guy looked at my email (pickup time 12−1pm) and eyes bugged a little, but then Geoff walked over. He was coming off shift but could see that there was probably an issue. I explained that I missed the slot due to the power cut and was assured that it would be honoured, he said «no problem».
We walked over to the desk to pick up the iPhones and he showed the guy my reservation. And that guy said «we don’t have any…» Because of the power cut, people missed their reservations, as people missed their reservations, their stock was rereleased to the public. And resellers were taking advantage of this. Although they thought they’d put enough stock aside for everybody, they’d unfortunately oversold them. My phone was gone…
Then Geoff chimed in again, «no problem, wait here for 5 minutes». He walked away and spoke to a couple of people, while a manager came over to explain the issue again, and she started to offer me first one of the next batch (whenever it arrived) or a different colour. I was feeling a little deflated when Geoff was back. In his hands he had a white box and with him was a colleague, he’d managed to find one that a colleague had and was thinking of returning. Amazing. Everybody telling me it wasn’t possible and yet he goes and just makes one appear.
Paid for it and a case, and then he offered to set it up (bear in mind it’s now 8:45 and he’s already finished for the day). We run through everything, he shows me some tips and tricks he’s figured out and gives a recommendation on a screen protector that he’s using. Great service from him.
Look for Geoff, with funky hair and Oakley M Frames if you’re at the Regent Street store, you won’t get better service!

L’Apple Store, le magasin des pommes par milliers!
Je né savais pas où donner de la tête avec tout ces dérivés d’Apple, Iphone, Itouch, Ipod, IPad, McBook, IMac, et tous leurs accessoires. Placé sur deux étages; en bas les différents Apple et en haut tous les petits plus; cables, casques, coques, et autre babioles. De plus le bâtiment est en verre, ce qui laisse une superbe lumière entrer dans le magasin et c’est très agréable!
Il y a un surnombre du personnel, vous trouverez à coup sur quelqu’un pour vous conseiller ou, qui tentera de vous vendre au mieux la marchandise.
Bön, j’ai bien besoin d’un nouvel ordi, qui se dévoue?

Friendly, efficient and oh yes, very cool folks work there.

Oh I want to like you so much more. I had such great service at the Genius bar years ago — in, seated, problem fixed, out.
Today I made an appointment for 4:30pm and was there on time. 10 minutes in a line to tell you I’d arrived before being led to a table (no chairs anymore unless you’re lucky and end up at the Genius bar rather than the Genius table) with no idea of what would be happening next. 20 minutes later someone calls out my name and now I am waiting 30 mins for my phone to be fixed.
I don’t care that my phone is out of warranty and I have to pay for the replacement battery when I could have had it free 3 months ago — that’s my fault. I also understand that at busy times you may not be able to see me exactly at my appointment time but if you are going to make people wait, and wait, and wait (and let’s face it, installing Apple software can take a LONG time and that’s what some people were doing… whilst standing) then get some chairs around those tables.
Otherwise, I still think this store is beautiful. I’m not as impressed with Genius as I was when you first opened but at least I know who to ask about my broken phone. I wouldn’t know who to take my PC to if it broke — probably the IT guy at work.

Every time, when I’m in London, I am going to this store, because this store has a wide range and staff is friendly and helpful. Well, there is still a wide range but the staff is not so helpful anymore. I was looking for a phone case of the brand Pipetto and I just ask the salesman for helping. His answer was: ‘It should be!’ And then he just ignored me… Excuse me?! I want to buy something ($$$) and then you just ignored me? You can’t work in a Apple Store if you don’t like helping customers and selling! My fiancé bought a phone case for himself and it was hard to find someone who can help us to purchase the product. It happened during sale and I understand that it was busy that day. However, the last times were busy too and service was so much better.
Bad service or not: the product range is good and it is cheaper than the Apple Store in Amsterdam. And hopefully the service will be better when I am back in London!

Apples Konzept ist einfach super. Großer heller Laden mit sehr freundlichem Service. Leider meist auch entsprechend voll und vieles nur mit Termin zu bekommen.

Oh Apple Store, you are so better than this.
Here’s the thing about this store. If you know what you want or what problem you have — they are great. If you come in and go, «Here’s what I’m looking for.» Boom. Done. But if you come in with an issue or questions, the service you are going to get may be the worst in London.
The store is giant, beautiful and well set-​up. Products on two floors with the genius bar on the second. And that’s what I needed, because my iPod was dying. And I love my iPod.
I made an appointment with the genius bar and I came on time. I was directed up the stairs to someone with an iPad who checked me in and sat me on a stool. My appointment was at noon and I then waited almost 20 minutes to see someone (oook.)
He sat down and our conversation went as so:
Me: «Hi, so I’m having trouble with my iPod. The battery won’t charge well any more and it’s not accepting songs. It keeps giving me a disc error. I’ve reset it and tried it on a few different computers but still, nothing»
Him: «Ok, have you done a hard reset?»
Me: «No, but we could.»
Him: «Yes»
He does it and hands it back.
Me: «Ok, so how do we test this?»
Him: «Did you bring your laptop?»
Me: «What? No. Did I need to?»
Him: «Yes»
Me: «Did it tell me I needed to in any of the emails you sent?»
Him: «Well, no, but this is an unusual case.»
Me: «No, it’s cool, I’ve got music on my iPhone that we can transfer over. Can we use any of these laptops to try it out.» Looking at the hundreds of laptops in the store.
Him: «No, they’re all demos. We can’t use any of them.»
Me: «None of them? Not a single one is a real laptop that you can use to test to see if this works.»
Him: «No.»
So I went home, tried it out, and found out it didn’t work. I made another appointment and back I went a few days later. I found a tall guy with glasses running check-​in, knowing this time to find a person with an iPad.
Me: «Hello, I’m here for my appointment»
Him: Name?
Me: «Alex»
Him: «Hmmm, nope, no Alex’s. When was your appointment?»
Me: «Today, I think.»
I pulled it up on my phone and it was yesterday. I scheduled it at the wrong time.
Me: «Ah, it was yesterday.» Showing him the phone.
Him: «Well, we’re fully booked today. You’ll have to come back another day. The first time is tomorrow at 4pm.»
Me: «Oh, I can’t do tomorrow. There’s nothing today?»
Him: «No, we’re booked for today. Do you want tomorrow or not?»
Me: «I can’t do tomorrow. But I just need to trade my Ipod. I read online that battery issues can be replaced in the store. Can you do that for me?»
Him: «No, we can’t. You need to do that with a genius when you book an appointment. That’s the only way to do it.»
Ok, cool, I messed up, but you don’t have to get snotty with me. I’m not yelling, I’m not angry, I’m just disappointed that I was an idiot. And you’re rubbing my face in it? Not cool.
So I went home for a third time, booked another appointment, arrived at the right time, waited another 20 minutes for service (ooook again, why even make appointments), and spend £40 to trade my broken iPod for a working one.
I can’t stand rude service. It’s the one thing that drives me insane. It takes so little effort to be nice while working, as I was being nice to you. I know you deal with jackholes all day long who scream at you, employees, but to take it out on the rest of us? Two stars for you.

I’ve been a customer of this Apple store for more than four years now. The store is conveniently located on Regent Street, between Oxford Circus and Picadilly Circus tube stations.
The shop is usually quite crowded and all assistants are busy so if you can, come on weekday mornings. If you have a problem with one of your Apple items, make sure you book yourself in for an appointment with the GeniusBar.
The people at the GenuisBar can be extremely helpful if you still have warrenty on your product. Especially on the laptops, you get everything exchanged under warrenty if they are faulty (chargers, batteries …).
If you plan on buying something small (accessoiries, bags, iPods …), get your hands on a shop assistant and pay by card (they all have the mobile cardreaders there). That will save you a lot of time!

Ok, so I got a new iPhone and I book myself into the training session (Workshop) as it says it will tell you about the features of it. Soooo … of course I’m thinking they will show me some amazing new stuff I can do on this amazing new phone, but I have been so very disappointed. They explain the most basic features. One cannot get a more basic introduction than this. For Christ sake … he explained the buttons on this thing. Yawn. no wonder there is no audience to the workshop whatsoever. I was rather embarrassed sitting there listing to this.
To be fair: if you never had an iPhone is is most likely a nice way to start.

The Apple Store clothing power-​that-​be must be a trekkie. Why else dress those imbeciles on the floor in red? We all know what happens to the token idiot in red.
It pisses me off to no end that unless you speak with a genius (and at that point it is still pretty much pot luck), these people have no experience in using apple products and have no clue whatsoever (proven on several painful occasions, and particularly at this store).
They also apparently have no organisational skills. «Oh, it’s my job to look after the queue but I got distracted and wandered off» is not a valid excuse for the free-​for-​all that happened on Saturday and for heaven sakes, serve the people IN FRONT of you instead of going to the shop floor to fetch people who are not queueing. If they are still playing with the damned thing and not queueing, they are NOT READY TO BUY YET. There is an army of people to help them decide. There was no one willing to take my money. Come on, Apple, where do you find these people? Primark rejects?
BTW, red is also the colour of hell. WHICH I HOPE THEY WILL ALL BURN IN.
F*&^U scale (New feature for 2013): ¹⁰⁄₁₀
1 ½* begrudgingly upgraded to 2 because I do like my products, just not the store.
(Also, I am very much enjoying my new ipad mini, I just wished I ordered it online instead of giving into the need for instant gratification. The White City store generally also produce better experience but ran out last week.)

Wohl einer der schönsten und elegantesten Apple Stores weltweit. Gelegen in einem historischen Gebäude, ist es innerhalb auf modern gestylt. Direkt nach dem Eingang führt eine elegante Glastreppe nach oben — vorsicht bei den Stufen. Im Store ist es sehr hell und natürlich immer sehr voll. Alle Produkte lassen sich wie gewohnt ausprobieren.

Etant simplement un fan Addict d’Apple (oui oui je suis tombé dans leur stratégie marketing) je né pourrais jamais donner une note négatif à l’Apple Store de Regent Street de Londres.
Je trouve l’endroit magnifique, à l’intérieur on a l’impression de se retrouver dans une autre dimension. Les escaliers en verres en plein milieu, le logo de la marque accroché au mur, la devanture magnifique, les nombreux accessoires, les produits Apple qu’on peut utiliser aussi longtemps qu’on le souhaite, le bar Genius, les employés habillés de bleu avec leurs tablettes et la salle de conférence pour découvrir ou apprendre à utiliser son mac, son ipad, son iphone ou ses ipods (J’y allais souvent pour améliorer mon anglais). Un sans faute pour cette société que j’affectionne particulièrement.
A découvrir absolument.

My old mac now looks as good as new! Yay! Thank you thank you thank yooooou!
Bad apple!
I have to agree with Josephine and Linzi about the service. When you have to make an appointment 3 days in advance, you expect to see the staff at the appointed time. I arrived 5 minutes early, but didn’t get to a computer-​fixer for around 20minutes. I also had to speak to several members of staff just to ‘check in’!
But…I started liking the place as soon as I actually got to chat with one of the apple folks with a ‘genius’ badge. The plastic cover on my 3 year old mac book was starting to flake around the edges. But I’d heard from techie friends that they would fix it for free if it is less than 4 years old. They did!
The ‘genius’ bloke took my laptop away and called me 45 minutes later to say it was ready… they had cleaned it, fixed it… and didn’t charge me a penny.
So there are some good apples here. (^^)

Its a large bright store with a great range. You could be very happy with this store except the fact that the staff stands boring beside me and tapped on their devices instead of helping me. Even the most of the iPods were not charged so that I can’t try ANY of the external speaker systems. The iPads should be reset to default settings too. That’s not the kind of apple store I know and like.

Tout simplement un Apple Store immanquable à Londres car il est très bien situé. Le magasin est très grand avec de nombreux employés souriants et de bons conseils pour le choix d’un nouveau produit! Bref à voir lors d’une séance shopping à Londres!

Genau wie in New York und Zürich eine wichtige Anlaufstelle, wenn man dort ist! I Apple

Wie jeder andere Apple Store ist auch dieser hier ein Mekka für Apple-​Jünger und daher in absolutes Muss, wenn man grad in London ist. Leider ist es auch immer dementsprechend voll, was bei längerem Aufenthalt schon etwas nervig ist.
Ein nützlicher Tipp für Smartphone-​Besitzer aus dem Ausland: Der Apple-​Hotspot funkt ²⁴⁄₇ für lau. Wer also grad in der Nähe ist, kann hier schnell und kostenlos seine Mails checken

ein MUST wenn in london. super stylish, riesig da auf zwei levels, große auswahl, nettes personal… hatte schon mehrere termine an der genius bar und immer sehr professioneller service

Toller Store! Sehr groß, man kann die Phones, Pads, Macs usw. alle in Ruhe testen und ausprobieren. Zahlreiche Mitarbeiter stehen den Kunden mit Geduld und Freundlichkeit beratend zur Seite. Ein Erlebnis ;-)

Ziemlich groß und imposant, aber dafür Angestellte, die keine Ahnung haben («das iPhone ist in ganz London ausverkauft», jedoch waren diese im anderen Shop Covent Garden sofort erhältlich).
Sofern man aber Zugriff auf einen der vielen Ausstellungsstücke erwischt, ist dieser Ort zumindest als kostenloses Internetcafé gut zu gebrauchen.

Der Apple Store UK!
Ich kann gar nicht richtig in Worte fassen, wie toll es dort ist. Sämtliche aktuellen Apple Gadgets sind in ausreichender Stückzahl ausgestellt, man kann sie frei benutzen inklusive Internet. Freundliches und hilfsbereites Personal ist in Massen vertreten, einen Ansprechpartner findet man immer. Dazu gab es im oberen Stockwerk einen Vorführungsbereich, der von einem Mitarbeiter zur Präsentation von Apple-​Programmen genutzt wurde, in dem einem nützliche und wissenswerte Tricks und Kniffen im Umgang mit selbigen vermittelt wurden.
Ein großer Pluspunkt ist auch einfach, dass das WLAN im Apple Store für jeden frei zugänglich ist.

moi je vais a londre le wk prochain vais essayer de trouver un ipad comme suie en belgique jespere que c est la meme chose non

Unfassbar!!!
Ich war völlig rezüberflutet und überwältigt.
Auf 2 Etagen Apple Genuss pur!!!
Super Auswahl und total nette Mitarbeiter.
Muss ich jetzt nicht nochmal hin, aber zum staunen und schauen war es okay.

Le magasin est impressionnant — énorme, moderne et plein d’employés (et de clients). Mais c’est une grande déception. Ma soeur avait payé une somme très élevée pour un i-​phone neuf il y a quatre mois, mais le produit a cessé de fonctionner hier soir. Apres avoir suivi sans aucun succès les instructions sur leur site internet — pousser deux boutons au même temps pendant 10 secondes, nous avons pris rendez-​vous avec un ‘génie’ d’Apple et avons fait le trajet jusqu’au magasin de Regent Street. L’expert a commencé le rendez-​vous par pousser les deux boutons pendant 10 secondes — avant de jeter l’éponge, de déclarer que l’i-phone né fonctionnait plus et d’expliquer que le seul magasin qui pouvait le remplacer était celui de Sydney, Australie, où on l’avait acheté! Il parait que la garantie internationale né compte pour rien.
Nous nous sentons trompés et trahis. Ce sont des produits très chers et les magasins comme celui-​ci continuent de convaincre les gens de partout dans le monde qu’ils devraient les acheter n’importe où. Il faut comprendre que les produits très compliqués et de prix élevé devraient être achetés dans le pays ou vous espérer les utiliser

L’Apple Store est tout simplement le paradis sur terre pour tous les fans des bijoux de Steve Jobs. Situé sur l’avenue très cossue de Regent’s Street, dans le quartier bouillonnant de Soho, le magasin présente une entrée assez majestueuse. La publicité pour l’Iphone à droite (un écran géant en couleurs où apparaissent mille et une application) est assez tape à l’oeil. Les Ipods nanos géants déclinés dans toutes les couleurs de l’arc-en-ciel sont aussi très bling bling.
A l’intérieur, c’est tout un programme: Internet gratuit (d’où la foule), des exemplaires de démontration de Mcbooks, vente d’Ipods de toutes sortes avec accessoires, le fameux Genius Bar où des assistants répondent à vos questions techniques (il faut cependant prendre RDV sur le site avant, c’est pas évident). La boutique est vaste, l’escalier de verre qui mèné au premier étage impressionnant. On est déjà dans un autre monde.

Carrément immense !
Pour les fans de la marque, cet apple store est vraiment LE temple !!! Sur 2 étages, on trouvera absolument de tout ! De nombreux imacs, ipods, et iphones sont mis à la disposition des clients pour pouvoir les tester librement. Dommage que le lieu, bien que très design et épuré, fasse un peu vide…

Fan d’apple !!! Vivement l’ouverture sur Paris: D

Hier sollte man auch reinschauen, wenn man Apple normalerweise nicht gut leiden kann.
Ein wirklich toller Store, in dem man eigentlich alles ohne wirkliche Einschränkungen ausprobieren kann. Die Angestellten sind äußerst freundlich, sodass man hier einen sehr guten Eindruck der Apple Produkte erhält.

Einer der ersten Stores in Europa, wenn nicht sogar der erste.
In der typischen Apple Aufmachung, bis hin zu den Plexiglastreppen
Hier kann man alles bekommen, alles anfassen und wird sehr freundlich bedient.
Man sollte unbedingt mal reinschauen, wenn man Apple gut leiden kann.
und wer mal ins Internet muss: hier ist es kostenlos.

Grand magasin dédié à cette marque qu’on aime tant. Tous les produits sont exposés et peuvent être essayés. On peut également assister à des conférences sur des thèmes variés tels que «comment créer un site internet/​blog sur votre mac».
On peut également prendre rendez-​vous avec un conseiller en cas de probleme avec son Ipod ou son Mac.
Petit plus: pour ceux qui n’ont pas le net sur Londres… les mac en expo sont munis du wifi!

Diesen Store sollte man auf keinen Fall verpassen… manchmal sind dort auch Konzerte, z.Bsp. von Natalie Imbrulgia (schreibt man das so?).
Ich war letztens beim Konzert von Richard Hawley, der jetzt für einen Britaward nominiert ist. Tolle Atmosphäre, weil ja nur ein paar hundert man dort rein passen. Also vorher informieren!