It was indeed a cluster. It took 6 attempts to get past the initial click here to get tickets then 4 attempts at selecting london. Then on the actual queue when the bar was nearly full it came up with suspicious activity something or other (I had not touched it) with little to loose I refreshed the page and it went to the choose your seats options, but the standing was all gone.
Its neither here nor there, I don’t like radiohead. I am seeing Four Tet in Ally Pally on the same night.
I am glad I like music nobody else likes, and getting tickets is easy and painless.
I got x2 ticket for the Royal Arena, Denmark. £80 each which I thought was well priced.
A new venue for me and I’m there with work for a few days so the dates coincided well.
Had 12 friends try for o2 tickets and it sounded like Oasis all over again. Only one person (from the 12) managed to get any tickets and he only managed to get two seated.
Are there likely to be more tickets/ dates released? Gutted I’m not going.
Not now I’d have thought.
Were they ever alive?
Apologies for the flippant comment, somehow seemed amusing at the time 
I’m joking, I just can’t remember the last time I listened to them which I find a bit odd.
Resale apparently via official channels on Monday at face value. Doubt that there will be many available. Stubhub etc have them, but with that risk of not being able to get in (and them being v v expensive).
Thanks!
My friend has just invited me as he had a spare. Happy days. 
Radiohead review — hail to a band at the peak of its powers
The whole show in Madrid, last night, appears to be on You Tube.
Pitchfork review, including setlist: