Inside, the food options range from “decent enough to survive” to “legitimately good.” The loaded fries from certain stalls are dangerously addictive. You’ll eat them, then blame yourself, then order another basket.
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But heads up: your wallet will weep. A bottle of water costs roughly the same as a small mortgage. My advice? Hydrate before you arrive. Yes, you’ll pee during the support act, but that’s part of the ritual.
Oh, and don’t be that person who spills a pint down someone’s back. We’ve all been that person. Apologise, buy them a replacement, and move on with grace. It’s the O2 way.
Why “All Good Things” Is Perfect
The name All Good Things isn’t just a title—it’s a promise. This event series understands that a night out isn’t just about the headliner. It’s about the walk in, the fold-out seats, the strangers who high-five you during the guitar solo.
It’s about the moment the lights drop, the crowd roars, and you feel this ridiculous, irrational joy. That’s why we go. That’s why we queue for toilets and pay £8 for a burger.
And the artists they book? Always a top-tier lineup. They don’t mess around with filler acts. You get a support band that could headline their own tour, then a main act that makes you forget you have a phone to film it.
