Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi there. I've heard we both are planning on going to see the same concert. And that we can arrange to go together. It would be quite nice.
Speaker2: Oh, hi Speaker1! Yeah, it would be lovely to go in company.
Speaker1: I've checked the tickets and they cost PLN 119 for standing and 159 for seating places. 
Speaker2: That's quite a lot. Which ones would you prefer?
Speaker1: I'd prefer to sit, and what do you think? And, whatever we choose, it's best not to wait too long - the tickets for their spring tour were sold out quickly.
Speaker2: I opt for seating places. Will be much more comfy. 
Speaker1: Shall we buy tickets together, seats next to each other? I can do that, no problem.
Speaker2: The seats don't have numbers, I've heard. 
Speaker1: I'll be in Złote Tarasy shopping mall tomorrow, I will look if we can buy the tickets in Empik or we must do it online. Will let you know.
Speaker2: That's lovely! And how did you heard of the band, in the first place?
Speaker1: just heard them on the radion, and thought that's quite nice music. 
Speaker2: And have you seen them live before?
Speaker1: not yet. How about you?
Speaker2: yes, twice. Once in Hamburg and once in Warsaw. 
Speaker1: Wow, that's cool!
Speaker2: Yes, they were great. I'm sure you'll love them!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to attend a concert together. The tickets for sitting places cost 159 PLN. Speaker1 will check where to buy them and let Speaker2 know.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval There was a meet-and-greet with James Charles in Birmingham which gathered 8000  people.