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More added to Ladbrokes Live: Nicki Minaj and Romesh Ranganathan (O2 Arena) Status Quo and Strictly Come Dancing (Wolverhampton) 49 Winchester (Bristol, Manchester and Glasgow)

I also put this on the spare gig tickets thread but putting it on here too - I won two tickets for JP Saxe @ Electric Brixton tomorrow night through Ladbrokes Live. I can’t make it so let me know if you want them

Two Roundhouse gigs on Central Tickets - Jlin on the 23 April and Lonnie Holley & Matana Roberts on 26 April, both £6.50 a ticket. Jonathan Pie also on there.

Looking at recent setlists, it looks like he also includes Yes (not sure who sings though?)

It mentions here https://www.efestivals.co.uk/news/07/070508c.shtml that the Eavis’ ancestors did farm Park Farm before moving to Worthy

I have 2 tickets for JP Saxe @ Electric Brixton on 17 April but can’t make the date. Won on Ladbrokes Live (a first power ballot win!) so free to anyone that wants them.

I can see it listed on the ‘My Box Office’ page still but not on the other pages so I agree that it looks likely the tickets have gone (except maybe via the power ballot draw)

Leann Rimes and Nickelback now on Ladbrokes Live. Football, boxing and basketball tickets too

Elbow’s London, Manchester and Nottingham dates all on Ladbrokes Live. Postmodern Jukebox (anyone seen these before?) have lots of their dates on there too - Perth, Glasgow, Edinburgh, London, Liverpool and Cambridge Extra Olivia Rodrigo and Keane O2 dates now on too.

Bill Ryder-Jones

Well apart from giving your details to an org like Ladbrokes (a big one for some I appreciate!), there isn’t a catch and free to use. Sign-up and spin away!

More added to Ladbrokes Live: London - Elbow, Keane, Mae Muller, Erick the Architect, Anirudh and more Take That dates Wolverhampton - Train, Blue Manchester - Erick the Architect

I personally doubt Stevie N will be there given the poster but interesting that she is doing 3, 6, 9 and 12 July i.e. concert and then two days off and repeat. And then when you work that sequence back…hmmm…

Soulwax/2ManyDJs are playing Ireland the weekend before https://www.itsbeyondthepale.ie which is a good sign. Strange that Soulwax weren’t on the first poster though as you’d expect them to be playing one of the main stages.

Don’t know if it’s been discussed but surely Chaka wants her Meltdown dates to sell out / have been on sale for longer before she is announced?

I don’t think AFAS Live is a festival, just a concert venue in Amsterdam. The Smile are playing there on Sat.

If they’re calling it an ‘exclusive’, it must be a headline show exclusive as they have several other European festival performances scheduled - Sweden, Norway, Spain, Portugal and Greece. So I don’t think this rules out Glastonbury. However the talk of more shows in 2025 I think is more likely to rule them out for this year, finish the reunion tour at Glastonbury next year.

I thought there was quite a strong history of bands/acts getting booked for somewhere like John Peel / Woodsies, then become the next big thing and get a massive crowd / overpacked tent. They would then get booked for a bigger stage the following year. Does that not really happen anymore?

Definitely! More than just All Points East and O2 Arena now

It gets worse if you win tickets for The Residents, their tour has been cancelled 😬 I think someone at Ladbrokes has dropped the ball on this one

Loads more concerts added to Ladbrokes Live including: Thundercat, Thirty Seconds to Mars, Bananarama, JP Saxe (all London) Mika, Johnny Marr, Kaiser Chiefs, Tate McRae (all Wolverhampton) Some concerts in Scotland added too

Thundercat’s gigs in Manchester and Newcastle both now on Ladbrokes Live. Also, tickets for Europa League / Conference League matches (Liverpool, Aston Villa, Brighton, West Ham and Rangers) on there too.

Also mentioned here https://amp.theguardian.com/music/2023/mar/03/arctic-monkeys-guns-n-roses-elton-john-all-male-glastonbury-headliners-a-pipeline-problem-says-emily-eavis

Playing Birmingham on the 29th https://www.seetickets.com/tour/ty-segall

More added to Ladbrokes Live - Peter Kay, UB40, Michael McIntyre, Justin Hawkins (Hayes, Liverpool and Leeds gigs) and even WWE!