Tyrannian Concert Hall

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The Tyrannian Concert Hall, a Stonehenge-like construction, is located on the Plateau in Tyrannia, where it hosts the performances of Neopia's bands. It opened its doors on (need date). The Concert Hall has been estimated to have a capacity of over ten thousand spectators. To enter the Concert Hall, one requires a ticket in order to pass the doorman Grafney from Mynci and Sons Event Security, Inc..

Ticket Booth

The Ticket Booth, located next to the Concert Hall, is responsible for selling the tickets to the daily band, which is booked by the Booth's owner, Skalpo. Tickets always cost 1250 neopoints. While the tickets, being actual items, can be traded by users, the Ticket Booth monopolises these tickets entering the market, with the exception of the Jazzmosis Xmas Special Ticket, which was give out by the Advent Calendar in 2002.

This monopolisation results in sometimes extortionate prices, but tickets to the bands still become sold out quite early in the day. In addition to entitling the holder to see the band's performance that day, tickets are usable whenever the band is showing at the Hall. Users also get a random free souvenir of the band when they see them perform. Seeing certain bands perform also unlocks certain avatars.

The Bands

Band Description Dates of performances
con_ticket2.gif 2 Gallon Hatz performed for the first time on (need date). It was the second band to perform in the Concert Hall. 2 Gallon Hatz, a reference to the ten-gallon cowboy hat, comes from Tyrannia and plays country music. The band consists out of a Blumaroo (guitar), a Poogle (harmonica), a Bruce (drums) and a Meerca (vocals).
  • 9th
  • 16th
  • 23rd
  • 30th.
con_ticket1.gif The Blue Kacheek Group, a band based on the Blue Man Group, performed for the first time on (need date). It was the first band to perform in the Concert Hall. The band, as the name implies, consists out of three blue Kacheeks.
  • 7th
  • 14th
  • 21st
  • 28th
con_ticket4.gif catfb_ticket.gif Chomby and the Fungus Balls performed for the first time on (need date). It was the fourth band to perform in the Concert Hall. Chomby and the Fungus Balls is composed out of the characters from the game of the same name. The group was announced to give a special seasonal concert on December 9, 2003, much like Jazzmosis a year earlier, but it was cancelled for reasons unknown. The ticket and souvenirs from this concert also were never released, though the Seasonal CATFB Mug was released as an Advent Calendar gift. An avatar, Groovy Chomby, featuring the band was released on March 23, 2004 in honour of (and a day later than) Chomby Day.
  • 8th
  • 15th
  • 22nd
  • 29th.
ticket_kreluband.gif Hailing all the way from Kreludor, Gruundo (or Gründo - see Heavy Metal umlaut) came down to Neopia on May 21, 2004. It was the ? band to perform at the Concert Hall. Gruundo consists of four Orange Grundos; three guitarists and a drummer.
  • 25th
jazz_ticket.gif ad_jazzmosisxmasticket.gif Jazzmosis performed for the first time on August 8, 2001. It was the ? band to perform at the Concert Hall. Jazzmosis consists out of six Grey Neopets: a Chia (vocals), a Grarrl (saxophone), a Nimmo (drum), a Kyrii (double bass), a Blumaroo (keyboard) and an Elephante ("trumpet"). They gave a one time-only seasonal concert from December 10, 2002, when the ticket for it was a gift from the Advent Calendar, till (need date). Oddly, two bandmembers, the Grarrl and the Elephante, didn't participate in the special. An avatar, Jazzmosis Elephante, featuring the band was released on January 17, 2005 in honour of Elephante Day.
  • 13th
  • 16th
  • 20th
  • 27th.
jubzambra_ticket.gif Jub Zambra and the Cobrall Charmers, a group combining the arts of dance, music and Cobrall charming, performed for the first time on March 24, 2006. It was the ? band to perform at the Concert Hall. The group comes from the Lost Desert and consists out of six members: an Aisha (? and dance), a Jubjub (flute), a Cobrall (dance), a Scorchio (?), a Lupe (?) and a Ruki (drums). An avatar, Jub Zambra, featuring the band was released on the day Jub Zambra and the Cobrall Charmers first performed.
  • 5th
con_ticket5.gif M*YNCI, a band based on 'N Sync (sometimes written as *NSYNC), performed for the first time on (need date).
  • 4th
  • 11th
  • 18th.
ticket_mmband.gif Playing a lively traditional sea shanty on the deck of a ship, the Mellow Marauders had their first concert on September 14, 2006.
  • 14th
moehawk_ticket.gif A punk band comprised of three Moehogs wearing mohawks, Moehawk first performed on August 7, 2002.
  • 31st
neophil_ticket.gif Debuting on January 22, 2004, the Neopian Philharmonic brought classical music to Tyrannia.
  • 2nd
con_ticket3.gif Sticks N' Stones, a band based on Guns N' Roses, performed for the first time on March 29, 2001. I Love My Rock - avatar. Axle Roo (Blumaroo, vocals)

Sludge (Nimmo, lead guitar); Gruff (Lupe, bass guitar); Grizley (Grarrl, drums)

  • 10th
  • 17th.
islandband_sand.gif islandband_ticket.gif Straight from Mystery Island, The Hikalakas performed at the Concert Hall for the first time on April 23, 2004.
  • 24th
twisted_ticket.gif The only all-girl band, Twisted Roses made their loud and angsty debut on November 14, 2003.
  • 1st
special_wock_ticket.gif Wock Til You Drop, possibly named after Status Quo's CD Rock 'Til You Drop, performed for the first time on June 17, 2002.
  • 3rd
  • 5th.
con_ticket6.gif Neopia's all Shoyru band, Yes Boy Ice Cream performed for the first time on April 3, 2001. An avatar featuring the band was released on April 3, 2006. Yes Boy Ice Cream - avatar.
  • 12th
  • 19th
  • 26th.

Trivia

  • M*YNCI and 2 Gallon Hatz used to have their own Neopedia articles, but they were replaced with a Sophie article and an Armin article respectively. Sticks N' Stones is currently the only band with an own article.

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